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cffile.ServerFileName to enter jpg path in Access
I am uploading a jpg using cffile and want to use cffile.ServerFileName to
input the directory the file is in into a access database. This makes sense
theoretically but I have no way of knowing how to actually do it.
When cffile uploads the jpg to a folder on my server how do I use
cffile.ServerFileName to tell the microsoft access database it is there?
I have two pages... one is uploadfileform.cfm (where you click the submit
button for the file) and the other is uploadfileaction.cfm (that actually
submits it)... I tried to use an "insert record" server behavior on the submit
button on the uploadfileform page but that doesn't seem to put the path to the
database...
more or less I don't know how to use the cffile.ServerFileName or place it in
my code correctly to do what I need. Any suggestions. Thanks!
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gwgiswebmaster #2 Re: cffile.ServerFileName to enter jpg path in Access
cffile.ServerDirectory & cffile.ServerFile
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