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       FTPDELDIR Delete a directory on a remote site  | 
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 When connected to a HTTP/HTTPS site, this command will only work with a DAV enabled web server. For further details on DAV enabled web server, see http://www.webdav.org/specs/rfc2518.html. When connected to a HTTP/HTTPS site, the FTPDELDIR command will delete non-empty directories. 
 This script command deletes a directory on a remote site. When connected to an FTP site you can only delete empty folders. When connected to a HTTP/HTTPS site you can also delete non-empty folders. 
 This is an example of the FTPDELDIR command: 
 FTPDELDIR "olddirectory" 
 Consider the following example where all files and sub-folders found in olddirectory are deleted on the remote site. 
 FTPDELDIR "olddirectory" /delfiles /incldirs 
 Note: If the /delfiles option were omitted in the preceding example, the FTPDELDIR command would report an error if any of the sub-folders contained files because FTPDELDIR only deletes empty folders on FTP sites. 
 Wildcard characters are not permitted with the FTPDELDIR command. 
 To delete a local folder, use the DELDIR script command. 
 After any remote files have been deleted, the %ftpdeletefiles internal script variable is automatically populated with the filenames of all such files. 
 Related command(s): FTPCD, FTPDELETE, FTPMAKEDIR, FTPRENAME, Using the %deletefiles and %ftpdeletefiles Variables 
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