Create a Html page that searches the filenames and displays the page.

Here is a start

http://www.rgagnon.com/wshdetails/wsh-0019.html

Thank U any html code please...

Sharath,

Will this be running locally just on your PC, or published to the web and to run on a server? The only reason I ask is if you will not be running it locally and will be uploaded it to a web server, you will need some server-side code (ASP, PHP etc.) to achieve this.

Matthew

Its for the intranet site of our.
For now its on my machine

Change
Msgbox Join(Location,vbCr)

to loop over Location's

Something like

Dim text
For Each item In Location
    text = text &  "<br /><a href='" & item & "'>" & item &"</a>"
Next
document.getElementById('output').innerHTML=text

and have a div id="output" somewhere

Thank you Matthew ... How do i execute this. Saveas?

Put it into a Notepad page, then go to File, Save As. You have to type the filename as "filename.asp", with the quote marks and .asp on the end.

You will also need to execute the script on an IIS Server. This means it has to go into C:\Inetpub\wwwroot (once IIS is installed), and then you would go to http://<your computer's IP address>/filename.asp to access it.

Matthew.

Matthew i get this
HTTP Error 404.3 - Not Found
The page you are requesting cannot be served because of the extension configuration. If the page is a script, add a handler. If the file should be downloaded, add a MIME map.

When i tried to browse to the asp.

When i try to open the asp or like this
C:\inetpub\wwwroot\Search.asp
It asks me to save or open when i select open it again asks me to save...

Normally I would save such a script as .hta and not serve it from a web server but directly from a hard disc

The only reason I suggest this be saved as an ASP page is because as mentioned it will be part of a company intranet.

With regards to the IIS problem, you definitely need to browse to the file using http://computername/search.asp (or you could use http://127.0.0.1/search.asp from your own PC). When you installed IIS on your Vista machine in Add/Remove Windows Features, did you check the box 'ASP' under 'World Wide Web Services'?