RE: Batch Image Upload

2001-02-01 Thread JustinMacCarthy 

Use wddx over http???


Justin

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From: Jason Larson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Batch Image Upload



I was wondering if anyone has a custom cf tag, or some ideas to
accomplish a
batch image upload. I have a client that will be taking about 10 pictures a
day on 10 different construction projects. They want to have the capability
to upload the images in a batch process without using a FTP
utility, for the
sake of saving time. I have been brewing this over the last couple of days
and any suggestions on how to accomplish this would be of great help.

Thanks

Jason Larson
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RE: Batch Image Upload

2001-02-01 Thread Allan Pichler 

Is it just me, but CFDIRECTORY grabs a directory of the server, so you can't
use that to do a batch upload of images from a client!

Allan Pichler

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Hi,

I guess I would do a CFDIRECTORY where the images are located and then just
upload them using CFFTP

CFDIRECTORY action="list"
 directory="F:\whateverDir\"
 filter="*.jpg"
 name="imgQuery"

cfftp action="OPEN" connection="ftpCon"...
CFLOOP query="imgQuery"
CFFTP action="putfile" connection="ftpCon"
localfile="F:\whateverDir\#imgQuery.name#" ...
cfloop

HTH,

Chris


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 Von: Jason Larson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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 I was wondering if anyone has a custom cf tag, or some ideas to
 accomplish a
 batch image upload. I have a client that will be taking about 10
 pictures a
 day on 10 different construction projects. They want to have the
 capability
 to upload the images in a batch process without using a FTP
 utility, for the
 sake of saving time. I have been brewing this over the last couple of days
 and any suggestions on how to accomplish this would be of great help.

 Thanks

 Jason Larson
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]



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RE: Batch Image Upload

2001-02-01 Thread Duane Boudreau 

 I guess I would do a CFDIRECTORY where the images are located and then
just
 upload them using CFFTP

This would work if you can install CFExpress on the clients machine and
CFExpress supports CFFTP and CFDirectory,, otherwise the client would still
have to get to the files on the server first.

I recall there being a java applet that allows you to do such a thing. Check
out Javaboutique, the might have something written in java
(http://www.javaboutique.com). The other thing you could do is to use cffile
and give your user the ability to upload via a form.

Duane




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From: Christoph Schmitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 1:37 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: AW: Batch Image Upload


Hi,

I guess I would do a CFDIRECTORY where the images are located and then just
upload them using CFFTP

CFDIRECTORY action="list"
 directory="F:\whateverDir\"
 filter="*.jpg"
 name="imgQuery"

cfftp action="OPEN" connection="ftpCon"...
CFLOOP query="imgQuery"
CFFTP action="putfile" connection="ftpCon"
localfile="F:\whateverDir\#imgQuery.name#" ...
cfloop

HTH,

Chris


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 Von: Jason Larson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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 An: CF-Talk
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 I was wondering if anyone has a custom cf tag, or some ideas to
 accomplish a
 batch image upload. I have a client that will be taking about 10
 pictures a
 day on 10 different construction projects. They want to have the
 capability
 to upload the images in a batch process without using a FTP
 utility, for the
 sake of saving time. I have been brewing this over the last couple of days
 and any suggestions on how to accomplish this would be of great help.

 Thanks

 Jason Larson
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]



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Re: Batch Image Upload

2001-02-01 Thread Scott Weikert 

There's no reason that I can see that you couldn't set up a CF page with,
say, 10 form elements, all of the "file" type (i.e. you have the "Browse"
button next to it) and have your client just browse through each one and
choose a different photo, and submit the whole thing as one form... on the
other end, look for the presence of each of your ten form elements, grab the
file, move on...

--Scott

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From: "Jason Larson" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 9:34 AM
Subject: Batch Image Upload



 I was wondering if anyone has a custom cf tag, or some ideas to accomplish
a
 batch image upload. I have a client that will be taking about 10 pictures
a
 day on 10 different construction projects. They want to have the
capability
 to upload the images in a batch process without using a FTP utility, for
the
 sake of saving time. I have been brewing this over the last couple of days
 and any suggestions on how to accomplish this would be of great help.

 Thanks

 Jason Larson
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]



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RE: Batch Image Upload

2001-02-01 Thread ron 

 I was wondering if anyone has a custom cf tag, or some ideas to
 accomplish a
 batch image upload. I have a client that will be taking about 10
 pictures a
 day on 10 different construction projects. They want to have the
 capability
 to upload the images in a batch process without using a FTP
 utility, for the
 sake of saving time. I have been brewing this over the last couple of days
 and any suggestions on how to accomplish this would be of great help.

You mean like this (functional demo):

  http://www.humankindsystems.com/images.htm

We've been thinking of making this tag available, if there's an interest for
it.

Ron Allen Hornbaker
President/CTO
Humankind Systems, Inc.
http://humankindsystems.com
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RE: Batch Image Upload

2001-02-01 Thread Peter Stolz 

How about a 'zipping' utility? Have them zip the images up into one file and
upload it.
Then, you can unzip them on the server.

P.

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From: Jason Larson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Batch Image Upload



I was wondering if anyone has a custom cf tag, or some ideas to accomplish a
batch image upload. I have a client that will be taking about 10 pictures a
day on 10 different construction projects. They want to have the capability
to upload the images in a batch process without using a FTP utility, for the
sake of saving time. I have been brewing this over the last couple of days
and any suggestions on how to accomplish this would be of great help.

Thanks

Jason Larson
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RE: Batch Image Upload

2001-02-01 Thread Moneymaker, Jon S (WPNSTA Yorktown) 

Very nifty tag
would LOVE to have my programming hands on it
Gratitude and thanks are yours!!!



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Subject: RE: Batch Image Upload


 I was wondering if anyone has a custom cf tag, or some ideas to
 accomplish a
 batch image upload. I have a client that will be taking about 10
 pictures a
 day on 10 different construction projects. They want to have the
 capability
 to upload the images in a batch process without using a FTP
 utility, for the
 sake of saving time. I have been brewing this over the last couple of days
 and any suggestions on how to accomplish this would be of great help.

You mean like this (functional demo):

  http://www.humankindsystems.com/images.htm

We've been thinking of making this tag available, if there's an interest for
it.

Ron Allen Hornbaker
President/CTO
Humankind Systems, Inc.
http://humankindsystems.com
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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RE: Batch Image Upload

2001-02-01 Thread Peter Amiri 

Jason,

You can do this with a HTML form. Look at the code below which shows how to
upload three files at a time via the browser to you web server.

cfif isDefined("Upload")
cffile
action="UPLOAD"
filefield="theFile1"
destination="C:\upload\"
nameconflict="ERROR"
cffile
action="UPLOAD"
filefield="theFile2"
destination="c:\upload\"
nameconflict="MAKEUNIQUE"
cffile
action="UPLOAD"
filefield="theFile3"
destination="c:\upload\"
nameconflict="MAKEUNIQUE"
/cfif
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"

html
head
titleUntitled/title
/head

body
form action="upload.cfm" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data"
File 1:input type="File" name="theFile1"br
File 2:input type="File" name="theFile2"br
File 3:input type="File" name="theFile3"br
input type="Submit" name="Upload" value="Upload"
/form

/body
/html


That should do it for you. Just expand the sample to ten files and you
should be done.

-Peter Amiri

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   Von: Jason Larson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
   Gesendet: Donnerstag, 1. Februar 2001 17:35
   An: CF-Talk
   Betreff: Batch Image Upload
  
  
  
   I was wondering if anyone has a custom cf tag, or some ideas to
   accomplish a
   batch image upload. I have a client that will be taking about 10
   pictures a
   day on 10 different construction projects. They want to have the
   capability
   to upload the images in a batch process without using a FTP
   utility, for the
   sake of saving time. I have been brewing this over the last
  couple of days
   and any suggestions on how to accomplish this would be of great help.
  
   Thanks
  
   Jason Larson
   [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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RE: Batch Image Upload

2001-02-01 Thread Jason Roberts 

I was just thinking about a similiar thing for a client of mine.  I was
thinking that the easiest way would be to first have them zip up the
photos with winzip and then have an upload form that would accept the
zip file.  On the processing script, use Ben Forta's CFX_ZIP tag [
http://www.emteksys.com/products/cfx_zip/ ] to then extract the images
to your destination directory.

I ended up not doing this process for my client since they felt the
people that would use it wouldn't know (or figure out) how to zip
files.  I tell ya

Jason Roberts
Trinium Corporation


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RE: Batch Image Upload

2001-02-01 Thread Dylan Bromby 

you can use CFLOOP and loop the CFFILEs to streamline the code as well.

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From: Peter Amiri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 5:18 PM
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Subject: RE: Batch Image Upload


Jason,

You can do this with a HTML form. Look at the code below which shows how to
upload three files at a time via the browser to you web server.

cfif isDefined("Upload")
cffile
action="UPLOAD"
filefield="theFile1"
destination="C:\upload\"
nameconflict="ERROR"
cffile
action="UPLOAD"
filefield="theFile2"
destination="c:\upload\"
nameconflict="MAKEUNIQUE"
cffile
action="UPLOAD"
filefield="theFile3"
destination="c:\upload\"
nameconflict="MAKEUNIQUE"
/cfif
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"

html
head
titleUntitled/title
/head

body
form action="upload.cfm" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data"
File 1:input type="File" name="theFile1"br
File 2:input type="File" name="theFile2"br
File 3:input type="File" name="theFile3"br
input type="Submit" name="Upload" value="Upload"
/form

/body
/html


That should do it for you. Just expand the sample to ten files and you
should be done.

-Peter Amiri

  -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
   Von: Jason Larson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
   Gesendet: Donnerstag, 1. Februar 2001 17:35
   An: CF-Talk
   Betreff: Batch Image Upload
  
  
  
   I was wondering if anyone has a custom cf tag, or some ideas to
   accomplish a
   batch image upload. I have a client that will be taking about 10
   pictures a
   day on 10 different construction projects. They want to have the
   capability
   to upload the images in a batch process without using a FTP
   utility, for the
   sake of saving time. I have been brewing this over the last
  couple of days
   and any suggestions on how to accomplish this would be of great help.
  
   Thanks
  
   Jason Larson
   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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