fandt ud af det via det script der stod på linket...
alt for fedt !!!
dog lidt vandskeligere lave file-objekterne om til links... uden også at få de andre egenskaber med i samme vending hehe...
<%
sti = "Cars"
ShowSub = sti & request("ShowSub")
ShowSubLink = request("ShowSub")
strPathInfo = ShowSub
strPhysicalPath = Server.MapPath(strPathInfo)
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set objFolder = objFSO.GetFolder(strPhysicalPath)
For each Folder in objFolder.SubFolders
If Left(Folder.Name,1)<>"_" Then
Response.Write "<a href=""" & CurFile & "?ShowSub=" & ShowSubLink & "/"
Response.Write(Replace(Folder.Name, " ", "%20"))
response.write """>"
Response.Write Folder.Name
Response.Write "<br>"
End if
Next
Set objFSO = Nothing
%>
<%
' In this demo, at least, we don't allow user to change directories...
' Change the DIRECTORY to point to any virtual directory of your choice.
sti = "Cars"
ShowSub = sti & request("ShowSub")
DIRECTORY = ShowSub '"cars" ' relative path in virtual directories
' Specify one of these constants for "sortBy"...
CONST FILE_NAME = 0
CONST FILE_EXT = 1
CONST FILE_TYPE = 2
CONST FILE_SIZE = 3
CONST FILE_CREATED = 4
CONST FILE_MODIFIED = 5
CONST FILE_ACCESSED = 6
' get requested sort order, if not first time here...
' (forward by name is default)
req = Request("sortBy")
If Len(req) < 1 Then sortBy = 0 Else sortBy = CInt(req)
req = Request("priorSort")
If Len(req) < 1 Then priorSort = -1 Else priorSort = CInt(req)
'
' did user ask for same sort? to reverse the order?
' but if so, then zap priorSort so clicking again will do forward!
If sortBy = priorSort Then
reverse = true
priorSort = -1
Else
reverse = false
priorSort = sortBy
End If
' now start the *real* code...
'
path = Server.MapPath( DIRECTORY )
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set theCurrentFolder = fso.GetFolder( path )
Set curFiles = theCurrentFolder.Files
'
' And now a loop for the files
'
Dim theFiles( )
ReDim theFiles( 500 ) ' arbitrary size!
currentSlot = -1 ' start before first slot
' We collect all the info about each file and put it into one
' "slot" in our "theFiles" array.
'
For Each fileItem in curFiles
fname = fileItem.Name
fext = InStrRev( fname, "." )
If fext < 1 Then fext = "" Else fext = Mid(fname,fext+1)
ftype = fileItem.Type
fsize = fileItem.Size
fcreate = fileItem.DateCreated
fmod = fileItem.DateLastModified
faccess = fileItem.DateLastAccessed
currentSlot = currentSlot + 1
If currentSlot > UBound( theFiles ) Then
ReDim Preserve theFiles( currentSlot + 99 )
End If
' note that what we put here is an array!
theFiles(currentSlot) = Array(fname,fext,ftype,fsize,fcreate,fmod,faccess)
Next
'
' files are now in the array...
'
' As noted, it is actually an ARRAY *OF* ARRAYS. Which makes
' picking the column we will sort on easier!
'
' ...size and sort it...
fileCount = currentSlot ' actually, count is 1 more, since we start at 0
ReDim Preserve theFiles( currentSlot ) ' really not necessary...just neater!
' First, determine which "kind" of sort we are doing.
' (VarType=8 means "string")
'
If VarType( theFiles( 0 )( sortBy ) ) = 8 Then
If reverse Then kind = 1 Else kind = 2 ' sorting strings...
Else
If reverse Then kind = 3 Else kind = 4 ' non-strings (numbers, dates)
End If
'
' A simple bubble sort for now...easier to follow the code...
'
For i = fileCount TO 0 Step -1
minmax = theFiles( 0 )( sortBy )
minmaxSlot = 0
For j = 1 To i
Select Case kind ' which kind of sort are we doing?
' after the "is bigger/smaller" test (as appropriate),
' mark will be true if we need to "remember" this slot...
Case 1 ' string, reverse...we do case INsensitive!
mark = (strComp( theFiles(j)(sortBy), minmax, vbTextCompare ) < 0)
Case 2 ' string, forward...we do case INsensitive!
mark = (strComp( theFiles(j)(sortBy), minmax, vbTextCompare ) > 0)
Case 3 ' non-string, reverse ...
mark = (theFiles( j )( sortBy ) < minmax)
Case 4 ' non-string, forward ...
mark = (theFiles( j )( sortBy ) > minmax)
End Select
' so is the current slot bigger/smaller than the remembered one?
If mark Then
' yep, so remember this one instead!
minmax = theFiles( j )( sortBy )
minmaxSlot = j
End If
Next
' is the last slot the min (or max), as it should be?
If minmaxSlot <> i Then
' nope...so do the needed swap...
temp = theFiles( minmaxSlot )
theFiles( minmaxSlot ) = theFiles( i )
theFiles( i ) = temp
End If
Next
' Ta-da! The array is sorted!
'
%>
<FORM Name="doSort" Method="Get">
<INPUT Type=Hidden Name=priorSort Value="<% = priorSort %>">
<INPUT Type=Hidden Name=sortBy Value="-1">
</FORM>
<SCRIPT Language="JavaScript">
function reSort( which )
{
document.doSort.sortBy.value = which;
document.doSort.submit( );
}
</SCRIPT>
<FONT Size="+2"> </FONT>
<P>
<div align="center">
<TABLE Border=1 CellPadding=0 cellspacing=0 >
<TR>
<TH><A HREF="java script:reSort(0);">File name</A></TH>
<TH><A HREF="java script:reSort(1);">Extension</A></TH>
<TH><A HREF="java script:reSort(2);">Type</A></TH>
<TH><A HREF="java script:reSort(3);">Size</A></TH>
<TH><A HREF="java script:reSort(4);">Created</A></TH>
<TH><A HREF="java script:reSort(5);">Last modified</A></TH>
<TH><A HREF="java script:reSort(6);">Last accessed</A></TH>
</TR>
<%
' With the array nicely sorted, this part is a piece of cake!
For i = 0 To fileCount
Response.Write "<TR>" & vbNewLine
For j = 0 To UBound( theFiles(i) )
Response.Write " <TD><a href=""" & "cars/" & theFiles(i)(j) & """>" & theFiles(i)(j) & "</a>" & "</TD>" & vbNewLine
Next
Response.Write "</TR>" & vbNewLine
Next
%>
