Upload is throwing up on me

[Bruce]

FTP.Connect("72.107.232.39", "logon", "password", "", true);
FTP.MakeDir(my_variable.."");
err = Application.GetLastError();
if err ~= FTP.OK then
Dialog.Message("Error", _tblErrorMessages[err]);
end WORKS GOOD

FTP.Upload(_DesktopFolder.."\\folder1\\folder2\\". .another_result.."\\source.txt", "source.txt", nil);
err = Application.GetLastError();
if err ~= FTP.OK then
Dialog.Message("Error", _tblErrorMessages[err]);
end

Will not upload... I get TRACE: LastError = 31023 ("An unknown error occurred.")

Anything poking anyone in the eye?

[AS1]

First off all: FTP.MakeDir(my_variable..""); should be: FTP.MakeDir(my_variable);

and for your problem

if it is a linux server you should replace the \\ in the rmote path for // else i should check if you have full permisions to write/read

[Imagine Programming]

First off all: FTP.MakeDir(my_variable..""); should be: FTP.MakeDir(my_variable);

and for your problem

if it is a linux server you should replace the \\ in the rmote path for // else i should check if you have full permisions to write/read

First of, you don't know wether my_variable is a number or not, using this he
simply converts it to a string quickly :yes tostring(my_variable) would be nicer.

Second off, all my servers are linux servers except for one, and paths use
backslashes on it. the double \\ means you escape one of them, because the \
character is used to escape characters in a string, to prevent escaping, escape
the escape character: \\

This has no logic: // if it would be a path using that character, one would suffice.

[Imagine Programming]

FTP.Upload(_DesktopFolder.."\\folder1\\folder2\\"[COLOR="Red"]. .[/COLOR]another_result.."\\source.txt", "source.txt", nil);

The red marked dots should be clear of spaces, make sure you don't have
spaces between them.

FTP.Upload(_DesktopFolder.."\\folder1\\folder2\\"[COLOR="Red"]..[/COLOR]another_result.."\\source.txt", "source.txt", nil);

[JimS]

Don't you need to use the path to the destination in the upload?

FTP.Upload(_DesktopFolder.."\\folder1\\folder2\\". .another_result.."\\source.txt", my_variable.."/source.txt", nil);

[Imagine Programming]

Don't you need to use the path to the destination in the upload?

FTP.Upload(_DesktopFolder.."\\folder1\\folder2\\". .another_result.."\\source.txt", my_variable.."/source.txt", nil);

I thought that wasn't neccesary since you change the current directory, where
you are currently working in.

[JimS]

I thought that wasn't neccesary since you change the current directory, where
you are currently working in.

I just tested it, and both ways seem to work. Your way is easier :yes

[Imagine Programming]

I just tested it, and both ways seem to work. Your way is easier :yes

Yes it would be normal if it would work indeed :yes I used the FTP plugin
alot for personal tools, for example a small application to simply add products
to my website, because doing all that by hand would take too much time IMO.

[RizlaUK]

i found the FTP plugin to be somewhat qurikey on certain servers

maybe the server is not liking the upload command, try sending a custom command to upload the file ("put myfile.exe")