> I would have used cfcontent, but for some reason I couldn't
> get it to work when calling files from a remote machine (cffile,
> cfdirectory, and cfftp all work great) - I swear, I have had
> the most trouble with that tag.
I think that, with IIS, CFCONTENT uses the permissions of the NT use
>
> There are two ideas I've used in the past to deal with filename uniqueness
> issues.
>
> One is to name the file itself using an arbitrary name, but store
> the "real"
> name in the database, and use that real name when pushing the file to
> somewhere else. That works well using CFCONTENT, of
> In a web-based message center that includes the ability to
> attach files - I'm trying to ensure the consistency of the
> filenames that were sent, in otherwords - I want it to be
> the same filename that appears in the recipients mailbox.
> This sometimes does not happen because the files
In a web-based message center that includes the ability to attach files -
I'm trying to ensure the consistency of the filenames that were sent, in
otherwords - I want it to be the same filename that appears in the
recipients mailbox. This sometimes does not happen because the files are
uploaded i
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