on 01-22-2007 11:18 AM
I have two PC with this configuration:
XP Professional
Internet Explorer 7.0
Business One 2005a PL10
Sql 2000 Server
Sql 2005 Server
Visual Studio.net 2005
I could not install and disinstall Business One because I get an error at the beginning of these operations.
I try to debug the installation script and it seems to make an error when it tries to compose the source string to copy files.
Here the code I get from debugging copyfiles.htm is:
function copyfiles()
Dim fs
Dim writer
Dim objShell
Dim tempFolder, temp, baseDir
Dim orgFile, destFile
dim reader
Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
temp = Split(Split (document.location.pathname, "iframes")(0),"/")(1)
baseDir = Replace(temp, "%20", " ")
'TemporaryFolder = 2
temp = fs.GetSpecialFolder(2)
'get the B1 folder previously created in the temp directory
tempFolder = temp&"B1"
'create the iframe folder in our temp directory
tempFolder = fs.CreateFolder (temp & "B1iframes")
'copy the css file to the temp folder
destFile = tempFolder&"style.css"
orgFile = baseDir & "iframesstyle.css"
fs.CopyFile orgFile, destFile '<==== Here in stops!
The value in orgFile is "c:iframes\style.css"
The path is not correct, so CopyFile it fails!
I think the problem is in this line:
baseDir = Replace(temp, "%20", " ")
The value of temp is "C:\DOCUME1\Stefano\IMPOST1\Temp" but the Replace function seems to cut the string before the first backslash '\'. In this way baseDir value is "c:".
In this moment I can't install Business One when IE 7 is installed. I'm looking for informations to resolve it.
Stefano Bisogni
(sbisogni@defineone.it)
Hi Stefano,
Have you created a message for support? I think your problem is important and you should report it to SAP official support.
Regards
Trinidad.
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