Why don't you just throw your directory structure into the database and
select it from a dropdown? Maybe do some ajax to simulate the parent/child
relationship when a directory is selected.
On Oct 4, 2010 6:08 PM, Gonzo Rock gonzor...@gmail.com wrote:
Using input type=file works great to let a
Seeing your email Brandon got me thinking about this again and I
actually found a solution after deciding to google fakepath
from this resource:
http://acidmartin.wordpress.com/2009/06/09/the-mystery-of-cfakepath-unveiled/
the real path to the file will be shown only if the page that
contains
IE definitely used to pass the full path... we created a feature based
on it where someone high level could configure links to documents that
existed somewhere on the users network...
//machine/path/path/filename.extension
Then users using the application could open the files on their local
Using input type=file works great to let a user point to a file...
but how do you let the user browse and point to a Directory?
I am trying to figure out how to let a user browse to a particular
directory location on their network and then capture that location for
future use. In this instance
Using input type=file works great to let a user point to a file...
but how do you let the user browse and point to a Directory?
I am trying to figure out how to let a user browse to a particular
directory location on their network and then capture that location for
future use. In this
also u do not need to remember the path as this is the default behaviour of
windows. When you open a browse window it always takes you to the last
location you used.
On Tue, Oct 5, 2010 at 12:15 AM, Dave Watts dwa...@figleaf.com wrote:
Using input type=file works great to let a user point to
Well the purpose is to capture and store the Directory as part of a
configuration routine. Then days in the future other users of the
application will trigger it to process some datafiles... but
coldfusion needs to know where those datafiles are located. The
current user has no idea where they
AIR is not the only method, but you can't get it done with just html. You will
need A java applet or flash or air or some other program that can talk to the
system as well as your app.
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William Seiter
On Oct 4, 2010, at 4:39 PM, Gonzo Rock gonzor...@gmail.com wrote:
You might be best off just having them type it in, and complain if it
doesn't exist. These are users at a high enough level that they're
configuring things, yes? Maybe the simplest solutions is the best.
Dave
On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 7:47 PM, William Seiter will...@seiter.com wrote:
AIR is not
agh! Just noticed that techniques developed to capture the
network path no longer work... c:/fakepath Expect that is
because of a security upgrade that has occurred with browsers in the
last few years... as hinted at by Dave Watts when he said... not
possible.
Yes perhaps typing it in
agh! Just noticed that techniques developed to capture the
network path no longer work... c:/fakepath Expect that is
because of a security upgrade that has occurred with browsers in the
last few years... as hinted at by Dave Watts when he said... not
possible.
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