I´m interested in the John Eck´s HTML form, can u show me? email:soyelputoamo5@hotmail.com

Anonymous User 4/26/2005 2:56:17 AM

I´m looking to do one ASP page to manipulate AD, this scripts are very fun, but i don´t know how i use it on my page. Can u help me? email: hectorbs@supercable.es

Anonymous User 4/26/2005 2:54:43 AM

i stumbled upon this tutorial while trying to look up a way to screate a script to pull workstation names from a .xls, bind to an OU i need to move them to, and then move those workstations to that OU. Does anyone have any pointers that could shove me in the right direction? email: SamuraiKen@gmail.com

Anonymous User 2/1/2005 11:20:16 PM

Is this a vb(.net) form code? Just want to know but the link is dead...

Anonymous User 1/11/2005 9:40:09 AM

In response to John Eck's question:

You can use a simple string concatenation to include a variable when using the Create method to create an AD user object.

For example, with strUser as my variable:

Set oUser = oOU.Create("user", "cn=" & strUser)

Joshua McConnaughey 4/29/2003 9:34:46 AM

The article was very good. I created a form in an html page and posted variables to an asp page with the script and all works except for on piece. In the line:
Set oUser = oOU.Create("User", "cn=Judy Schneider")
I can't figure out how to make it work with a variable for
Dim strUser
strUser = "Judy Schneider"
Set oUser = oOU.Create("User", "cn=strUser")
If anyone has any ideas I would greatly appreciate it.

John Eck 8/11/2002 11:58:30 AM

Thanks for the excellent article on ADSI. I look forward to part II. I take a lot of the examples I have seen in articles like this one and move them into a web interface w/ASP, VBScript and JavaScript. WSH is nice but when a lot of parameters are needed for a complex script, I find it simpler to show a web page to the user. Also, web form validation brings a level of consistency and convenience that is difficult to replicate with cscript.

Ethan Wilansky 9/1/2000 3:37:48 PM