Give Special Name To A File

[nico666]

Hello.

I need to give The computer name to the name of the file in my ftp:

#include <FTP.au3>
$server = 'perso-ftp.wanadoo.fr'
$username = 'my.username'
$pass = 'mypass'

$Open = _FTPOpen('MyFTP Control')
$Conn = _FTPConnect($Open, $server, $username, $pass)
$Ftpp = _FtpPutFile($Conn, 'C:\test.txt', '/@ComputerName.txt') ; my problem is here :S
$Ftpc = _FTPClose($Open)

Can you help me please

[SpookMeister]

Hello.

I need to give The computer name to the name of the file in my ftp:

#include <FTP.au3>
$server = 'perso-ftp.wanadoo.fr'
$username = 'my.username'
$pass = 'mypass'

$Open = _FTPOpen('MyFTP Control')
$Conn = _FTPConnect($Open, $server, $username, $pass)
$Ftpp = _FtpPutFile($Conn, 'C:\test.txt', '/@ComputerName.txt'); my problem is here :S
$Ftpc = _FTPClose($Open)

Can you help me please

Not tested... but perhaps:

#include <FTP.au3>
$server = 'perso-ftp.wanadoo.fr'
$username = 'my.username'
$pass = 'mypass'
$file_name = @ComputerName & ".txt"

$Open = _FTPOpen('MyFTP Control')
$Conn = _FTPConnect($Open, $server, $username, $pass)
$Ftpp = _FtpPutFile($Conn, 'C:\test.txt', $file_name); my problem is here :S
$Ftpc = _FTPClose($Open)

[nico666]

that work .

Ty SpookMeister

[Thatsgreat2345]

ur probelm was u put the thing in quotes not

/@computername & '.txt'

Edited April 16, 2006 by thatsgreat2345

[nico666]

I just have a second question :">

If i have the script in same folder that 'test.txt' ,

Can I do something for have :

, '\test.txt'

and not :

, 'C:\test.txt'

?

Thanx for help

[Thatsgreat2345]

just typing \ automaticaly takes you to the C:\ drive so in ur case if the text file was in the C:\ drive its going to be opened there but if u moved it then no its not going to work

- to test just go write a \ in a folder

Edited April 16, 2006 by thatsgreat2345

[nico666]

hmm so if u have the script & the "test.txt" in: c:\test\script\ I can't do anything for just have

, '\test.txt'

?

[Thatsgreat2345]

ok if you go to C:\

if u just type \test.txt then its going to work for you

BUT

if you have the file in c:\test\script\text.txt

and ur only using

\test.txt

its going to look in just

c:\test.txt

so there is a way and im pretty sure using @scriptdir

Edited April 16, 2006 by thatsgreat2345

[ChrisL]

hmm so if u have the script & the "test.txt" in: c:\test\script\ I can't do anything for just have

, '\test.txt'

?

@scriptdir & '\test.txt'

[nico666]

Ok thanks for your answers