RodM Posted February 3, 2014 Posted February 3, 2014 I am trying to copy to cloud.. a FMP12  I am using DROPBOX as a example, installing DropBox, It creates a simple folder off my Windows USER .. so there where I am copying to  I understand, then a remote user can grab this file... is much simpler than.. I first created email, to slow,  then a FTP option, works pretty nice but I needed to ZIP it too... Then my late bright idea, next wondering about the free 2 GB dropBox option ..has plenty of space for my file.. and could I purchase more... and I do not have to ZIP  But I always seem to have to manipulate code.. lack understanding the fine deals, getting it to work... Mostly due to my lack of proper training, experience certain things and its my diligence that gets me done  Upload 3 files   1 more code snippet     2 CopyFiIe images for Src ; Des  I am having difficult copying to my Destination using this CopyFile( src ;dsc)  My images attach code..  I tested ok my source okay Failing my destination error code  Maybe I am confused about forward slashes Filemaker use ie Get(documentPath)  List All Files In Directory ( des )     test okay showing a dummy file in folder  I notice difference... wondering if my problem using slashes returning back slashes and I can manual copy with back slashes,  But manual coping with forward slashes my copy fails?    which is the Filemaker default  Then I thought.. I use the Filemaker substitute ( field ; "/" ; "" )  command get a error can not terminate with a Backslash?  Maybe I just to find some rules.. once and for all.. I hardly copy files around.. but familiar with DOS more  Sorry if this is too long...
Manjit Behera Posted February 7, 2014 Posted February 7, 2014 Hi Rod, I don't know how you have designed the custom function for copy files as there is no any native function in Filemaker to handle the copy file directly. FYI to handling through filemaker you need to use the forward slash (/) instead of backward slash () everywhere. Secondly the issue to accessing file is due to missing of file name. And 3rd you are using space (DASH " ") in your directory which create problem during file handling operation like COPY/REPLACE etc. So you can check by remove the space (DASH) [e.g. use 'Kissta_Ver90FM12' in stead of '_Kissta_Ver90 FM12']. Please go through the following: $DestinationFilePath = file:/C:/Users/Rod/Dropbox/KisStar_2_2_2014_6_45_14_PM.fmp12 $SourceFilePath = file:/C:/MY_APPS/MASTAR/Kissta_Ver90FM12/KisstarBackup/KisStar_2_2_2014_6_45_14_PM.fmp12 *Once you succeed with the above file path value try to test with the special directory name that used by you (e.g._Kissta_Ver90 FM12). Hope this will help you. Thanks, Manjit
RodM Posted February 8, 2014 Author Posted February 8, 2014 Thank you.. sir for answering. finally someone answered, wonder, hoping i wqs clear enough, that 360 support, thinking manages this forum... just seems, for me, watching this forum.. its 360 questions lingering around vs// actual FM questions move through promptly.. Sorry for.. my observation I did not notice the space in my folder.. now to catch it.. using these copy command, surely missed that over the years I tested $copied var ok using 360 command FileExist ? the file... I am trying to copy to a DropBox folder In my code.. I have another var, creating $copiedA to test for error of 360 Scriptmaster ,, is how or the command to copy... knowing Filemaker does not... 360's is a function... FileCopy( srec: des ) the 1st parameter, src.. is $copied does have the filename a date_coded_fmp12 file the 2nd parameter, des is a field and includes too, a filename, see image is the exact code Again, thank you and welcome here Rod
RodM Posted February 8, 2014 Author Posted February 8, 2014 Attach image is my working code 360 SM FileCopy command  Thanks.. working now               The space fixed org path               I WAS missing the filename designation afterall               All my slashes are forward/   now I know better for Filemaker  Rod  Â
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