Did just that and everything works now! I was actually looking at the wrong code, and it did have something to do with the FileSystemObjec t (I wasn't using it where I needed it) and setting some Access variables to nothing fixed it :)
Thanks everyone for the support!...
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Perhaps an option but definitely not a permanent solution.
Without giving any top-secret plans out, my company has hired me to create a cPanel type application for our Windows web servers. This web server runs Winsock arrays and does everything on the fly. Shutting down and restarting would not be an option.
I'm not too sure if this would work but if I put the Winsock controls on a different form and have one Main server...Leave a comment:
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Tried setting wFSo to Nothing with no luck.
I do have a FileListBox but it doesn't point to any of the directories that would need to be deleted.
This really has me completely stumped. :(
Thanks for everyone's help so far. Still need a solution....Leave a comment:
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No it doesn't. I do use the FileSystemObjec t though to parse through subfolders in the directory, should I destroy it after I'm done with it or would it not make a difference?...Leave a comment:
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Well VB6 isn't deleting the directory. The user is deleting it through Windows or through an FTP program.
VB6 is only writing two files, a ".htaccess" and a ".htpasswd" file. The user reports that the two files can be deleted, but if they try to delete the folder that they were in it gives them the above mentioned error.
Code:User> Tells VB6 program to write files to /home/user/public_html/directory
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The users tell me that they are able to delete the files just fine but when they try to delete the folder itself, it gives them that error....Leave a comment:
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Writing files in VB6, stumped.
I am in the process of creating an application that runs in the background and performs several tasks and works as a server. At a point in my application I have it write some files to a directory of the user's choice.
Code:Dim TextString As String TextString$ = txtSave Open Path$ For Output As #1 Print #1, TextString$ Close #1
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