Hello, I find that there is a security feature that does not allow the
prefilling of the path in a form "<input type="file" name="fieldname">" tag.
Though, I would love for my application to upload a file automatically
(minimizing user interaction). Is there anyway to make this happen. See below
for history/background.

I have an ActiveX control that will run a Twain scanner and leave the image on
the C: drive. In their example code, they show some Javascript that will
auto-upload this image to the web server (to a CGI script). Below is a sample
of that Twain code;

var httpFileField = String(document.Form2.httpFileField.value)
var httpFileFieldValue = String(document.Form2.httpFileFieldValue.value)
VSTwain1.SaveImageToHttp(0,httpFileField,httpFileF ieldValue)

Is there any way to accept what the CGI does with a CFFILE tag? Or, how does
this CGI type uploads work (in general).

The purpose of this is to attempt and make the Intranet application as
seemless as possible. After scanning the image I would like for it to be
placed on the web server without user interaction. In other words, I would
love for the user to NOT have to use the CFFILE Browse function to manually
locate the file then upload it. That would make the application amazingly
cumbersom with repeatative scans/uploads.

Suggestions? John