Thanks for the suggestion JJ, but I figured out that by using CFX_IMAGE2
alongside CFX_IMAGE to handle PJPEG file types, it works great.
So I just use CFX_IMAGE2 ACTION=READ
FILE=C:\Domains\mydomain\images\filename.jpg to read any type of uploaded
photo...
and then IF the photo width is
Hey JJ I meant to post that reply instead of just sending it to you - can you
send it back to me please?
Thanks - Matt
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I think it went to the list... at least that is what gmail is saying.
On 6/26/07, Matt Gai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey JJ I meant to post that reply instead of just sending it to you - can
you send it back to me please?
Thanks - Matt
Are you in MX+? If so have you tried Image.cfc?
http://www.opensourcecf.com/imagecfc/
It uses the java image stuff and is really the precursor to CFIMAGE in CF8.
I have found it to be a lot more customizable then using the CFX_IMAGE
tag... and java to boot!
-J.J.
On 6/25/07, Matt Gai [EMAIL
I am using CFFILE to allow users to upload a photo. I have to ACCEPT
image/pjpeg files because that sems to be the default mime type for
photos captured with a digital camera. However, the second I use a
CFX_IMAGE tag to manipulate that uploaded file, cold fusion throws an error:
... not a
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