Goto Devex
http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm#loc=en_us&view=sn130&vi
ewName=ColdFusion%20Exchange
and on the first page there is a custom tag called CFFile_Upload...
Works like magic.
Eric
Datastream Connexion
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From: Mark Stephenson - Evolution Inte
What would be the best way to hand multiple uploads from a form... there
are 2... and also how do i grab the value of a field that I have just
inserted into???
I have a form (http://www.cfmevolution.co.uk/richmond2/administration
username: markstephenson password: trustno1) to add business infor
actually that's a great idea.
i will look into it a bit when i get a spare second.
thanks
-paul
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It is CF , and ASP.
It is basically a Java program that you can pass params to from CF.
At 07:40 AM 2/7/01 -0500, you wrote:
>that seems to be an asp solution.
>are there any cf fr
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Actually Paul I think he forwarded the wrong link, this is the
correct one for the Applet File:
http://www.infomentum.com/appletfile/
not (http://www.infomentum.com/activefile/)
Download it, it comes with cf examples on how to use it... it's
prett
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> I am currently using AppletFile to upload multiple files.
> http://www.infomentum.com/activefile/
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> i can do the standard cffile thing.
> create as many file fileds in your form then on to cffile.
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> 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?
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> a clean
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Hi Paul,
As far as I know, it's only possible to upload one file per
browse/File field... however, you could have the user zip up x number
of files, upload the zip file and then unzip the .zip serverside,
creating x number of pictures... ?
Aaron J
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 mu
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