This function works like the FTPit_UploadFile function, except instead of uploading an existing file to the FTP server, it creates a text file with the specified text data and uploads that to the FTP server. You should only use this function to upload text files. If you attempt to upload a file that has binary data in it instead of plain text data, the results are undefined. Most likely you will not get anything at all.

CompletedScript

The Name of a Script to call when the Download is Completed. (If blank, this function will wait until the Download is Complete before returning; Default is blank.)

AppendToFile

If True and the File Exists, this function will append to the File. (Default is False.)

LineEndingType

Defines the Type of Line Endings for each Line in the Text. (Specify “CRLF”, “CR”, “LF”, “Win”, “Mac”, “Unix”, or “ASCII”. Default is “ASCII”, which means the FTP Server will determine the Line Endings.)

CharSet

UTF-8 (default encoding)
UCS-2 (Unicode)
ISO-8859–1 (Western European/Latin-1)
ISO-8859–2 (Central European/Latin-2)
ISO-8859–3 (South European/Latin-3)
ISO-8859–4 (North European/Latin-4)
ISO-8859–5 (Cyrillic)
ISO-8859–6 (Arabic)
ISO-8859–9 (Turkish)
ISO-8859–15 (Latin-9)
Windows-1250 (Eastern Europe)
Windows-1251 (Windows Cyrillic/KOI8-R)
Windows-1252 (Windows ASCII)
Windows-1253 (Greek)
Windows-1254 (Windows Turkish)
Windows-1255 (Hebrew)
Windows-1256 (Windows Arabic)
Windows-1257 (Baltic)
BIG5 (Chinese Traditional)
GB2312 (Chinese Simplified)
ISO-2022-JP (Japanese/Shift-JIS)
KS-C-5601–1987 (Korean)

IncludeUnicodeBOM

If CharSet is a Unicode Character Set and this parameter is True, a Unicode Byte Order Mark will be placed at the beginning of the file. (Default is False.)

CSParameter

The parameter to send to the completed script.