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mike.bacso #1
cfform file upload
Does anyone have any idea how to make a cfform format='flash' display a file
input box?
I've tried:
<cfintput type='file' name='Attachment1'>
but it comes back with the error:
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Attribute validation error for tag CFINPUT.
The value of the attribute TYPE, which is currently "file", must be one of the
values: TEXT,PASSWORD,HIDDEN,CHECKBOX,RADIO,BUTTON,SUBMIT, RESET,IMAGE,DATEFIELD.
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Any ideas or workarounds anyone?
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walker25419 #2 Re: cfform file upload
File upload is not supported in the current version of the flash player. Everything I have read indicates that the upcoming Player version 8 will have this capability.
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