What I would do is create a unique directory (i.e. with an incremental name:
tempdir01 etc.), then set this as the destination in the Upload. Then you
can use CFDIRECTORY to find the new file, get the name and extension by
parsing the string, move it to the intended directory and then delete the
temporary directory.
Long winded but it'll work.
Taz
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