Paul,
This very thing has ham-strung my development more than any other limitation
of HTML. The simplest way to do this is to have the user zip the files like
Aaron suggests.
Another solution is to offer several upload boxes to the user. On our site,
we will offer 5 by default. This is controlled by a variable, so if the
users start asking for more, we can increase the number of files uploaded by
a single form submission. We may also find a Java or JavaScript based
replacement to upload the files.
But the simplest answer is No, you can only upload a single file in each
box. Even the "free" web site people like Geocities, etc. haven't found a
better solution.
Russel
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paul Ihrig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 13:31
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: CFFILE :: Multiple image uploads?
>
>
> ok.
> i can do the standard cffile thing.
> create as many file fileds in your form then on to cffile.
>
> but what can i do if i want a cleaner interface.
> say 1 file or 30?
> how can i alow the user to upload as many files as they want with
> out having
> a ton's of Browse/ File Fields?
>
> a cleaner solution must be available?
> maybe not.
>
> -paul
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