FTPEx.au3...._FTP_FindFileNext

[grasshopper3]

Does anyone know how to make this function correctly pull back dates for files? _FTP_FindFileFirst or _FTP_FindFileNext. They return 0 for dates. Is there a FTP setting that I am missing or something?

Func ScanFolders($SourceFolder, $Name)
    Local $FileArray,$FullFilePath, $hSearch
    
    $FileArray = _FTP_FindFileFirst($Conn, $SourceFolder & "\*", $hSearch)
    IF $FileArray[0] = 0  or @error = -1 Then
        _FTP_FindFileClose($hSearch)
    Else
                _ArrayDisplay($FileArray)
        $FullFilePath = $SourceFolder & "\" & $FileArray[10]
        
        If $FileArray[1] = 16 Then
            ScanFolders($FullFilePath, $Name)
        Else
            csvFile($FullFilePath, $FileArray[10], $Name)
        EndIf
        
        While 1 
            $FileArray = _FTP_FindFileNext($hSearch)
            IF $FileArray[0] = 0 Then
                ExitLoop
            EndIf
            
                        _ArrayDisplay($FileArray)
            $FullFilePath = $SourceFolder & "\" & $FileArray[10]
            
            If $FileArray[1] = 16 Then
                ScanFolders($FullFilePath, $DistrictName)
            Else
                csvFile($FullFilePath, $FileArray[10], $Name)
            EndIf
        WEnd
    EndIf
    _FTP_FindFileClose($hSearch)
    Return
EndFunc

Edited June 4, 2010 by grasshopper3

[BitByteBit]

Does anyone know how to make this function correctly pull back dates for files? _FTP_FindFileFirst or _FTP_FindFileNext. They return 0 for dates. Is there a FTP setting that I am missing or something?

$FileArray = _FTP_FindFileFirst($Conn, $SourceFolder & "\*", $hSearch,$INTERNET_FLAG_RELOAD))

I had the same problem, Yashied very kindly helped me out.

Use the $INTERNET_FLAG_RELOAD option with _FTP_FindFileFirst.

[grasshopper3]

I tried the $INTERNET_FLAG_RELOAD flag and was getting the same result, but I was able to fix my problem with a few changes to the ..FindFileFirst functions. I will post my changes here when I get a chance.