NEED HELP WITH VBSCRIPT LOOPing WITH ARRAY

My For Loop code only does the first record, I need for it to loop through each record which is compiled in an array.  Please help: 
 
 
Dim mystring, myarray
mystring = (Recordset1.Fields.Item("attach").Value)
myarray = Split(mystring, ", ")
For i = 0 to UBound (myarray)
For each item in myarray
  objFSO.CopyFile (strPath & "/" & myarray(i)), (strPath2 & recordid & "/" & myarray(i)), True
  Response.write(myarray(i)) & "<BR>"
  Next
Next

The double/nested loops in:

 For i = 0 to UBound (myarray)  
        For each item in myarray  
             objFSO.CopyFile (strPath & "/" & myarray(i)), (strPath2 & recordid & "/" & myarray(i)), True  
             Response.write(myarray(i)) & "<BR>"  
        Next  
  Next

are wrong. As you use i in the .CopyFile, change your code to

 For i = 0 to UBound (myarray)  
       objFSO.CopyFile (strPath & "/" & myarray(i)), (strPath2 & recordid & "/" & myarray(i)), True  
        Response.write(myarray(i)) & "<BR>"  
  Next

and see what happens.
BTW: Given that variable names shoud make sense, what meaning do you want to express with "myarray"? What are the () in the "Response.write" line for?

Thanks for the quick response.
 
The myarray variable is supposed to contain a all values for a the "attach" field in the recordset.   I was just using the Response.Write to help narrow down the issues in the code.  This line will be removed once I can get the code working.
I change the code and it still is not working, it is only copying the first record.  It does not loop through each record.  
 
I am just trying to execute a copyFile command on each attach field value in the recordset.  I am so lost, I have tried everything from Do to While.

This

>> aWords = Split( "one,two,three", "," ) 
 >> For i = 0 To UBound( aWords ) 
 >>     WScript.Echo aWords( i ) 
 >> Next 
 >> 
 one 
 two 
 three 
 >>

to prove that the loop 'works' if the array (aWords) contains elements. So your array does not contain all values for a the "attach" field in the recordset. Now if you had named your string "csvAllFilesToCopy" (meaning "comma separated list of the files to copy", it would be easy to see/ask "does one row of your recordset contain all files in the attach field?". Probably not.
To deal with all rows of your recordset, you'll have to loop:

Do Until recordset1.EOF 
      ... get the current value of the attach field and do the copy 
      recordset1.MoveNext 
 Loop 
 

(or something like that).

Thanks a bunch, you are great! That worked perfect.