
July 17th, 1999, 06:07 PM
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If you mean the users drive, you can't do that, except with signed scripts in later versions of JavaScript. If you mean your drive, you'll need to use CGI or similar to write it to a file or database.
What you *can* do is set a cookie, which you can retrieve again on your site if needs be, but there are limitations. In your favourite search engine, search for "javascript AND cookies", or check out www.cookiecentral.com for more information.
Cheers,
adam
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