Thankyou very much JC. I'll try it!
Sent by jc clerc on 05/12/2008 02:36:01 AM:
Hello Carlos,
I use the program Freebyte to create Zip backup using Foxweb 4.3. (http://www.brothersoft.com/freebyte-zip-81517.html)
I have installed it in a directory called "freebyte"
No problem at all
<html>
<body>
<%
filelink=allt(sys(3))+"backup.zip" &&(in order to keep the file name)
filename="c:\storezipwhere\"+filelink
processx='c:\freebyte\fbzip.exe -a -p -r "'+filename+'" "c:\dirwithfilestozip\*.dbf"'
run &processx
processx='c:\freebyte\fbzip.exe -a -p -r "'+filename+'" "c:\dirwithfilestozip\*.fpt"'
run &processx
%>
<a href="<%=filelink%>">Get the zip file</a>
</body>
</html>
Sent by Carlos Fuertes on 04/27/2008 02:53:59 PM:
Hi
I have been using this code in a foxweb script for years with the Foxweb 2.6 release and it has worked fine, but now, with the last version 4.0 running in Windows Vista, it doesn't work anymore:
LOCAL lcAvisoPRG, lcAvisoZIP, lcAvisoEXE, lcDirectorio
lcDirectorio = "C:\MANTEMAIL\200302208ZARA"
lcAvisoZIP = lcDirectorio+"\Aviso.ZIP"
lcAvisoEXE = lcDirectorio+"\Aviso.EXE"
RUN/N2 C:\wzzip.exe &lcAvisoZIP &lcAvisoEXE
I'm using Winzip 9.0 with the Winzip Comand Line Add-on (WZZIP.EXE). I have tried also with Winzip 11.0 with the same result.
My environment is Foxweb 4.0, Windows Vista Business, Visual Foxpro 9 SP2.
When I run the code in the Visual Foxpro 9.0 SP2 environment, it works fine and the Aviso.zip file is created. When I put the code in a prg file and I call the prg file from a Foxweb script, it doesn't work at all.
¿Any ideas?
Thankyou very much in advance
Carlos