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AWZ #1
cffile and uploading a jpg on my hosting server?
this code
<cffile action="upload"
destination="\temp"
nameConflict="overwrite"
fileField="Form.FiletoUpload">
used for uploading a file (ie. jpg) I can get to work locally (and on my
testing server on my pc) but how do you set this up so that you can use the
technique while your site is online at a CF hosted server. I know it has to do
with the "destination=" line. Does the file path of my root folder go here?
[url]http://mysite.com/[/url]... it seems like it would need user validation in the code.
I simply want to make a form where a user can upload a pic to the server. The
input form is already on that server. Is this something my hosting company
needs to give me file paths? Any idea on where I'm going wrong. Thanks.
P.S. When I use \temp as the destination the file says it uploads successfuly.
Now where it actually went? I can't seem to find anywhere the new file would
be.
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Abinidi #2
Re: cffile and uploading a jpg on my hosting server?
This is not correct:
destination="\temp"
It needs to be the full server path on the server, such as :
destination="c:\website\temp
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