> Thanks for your reply but i nee to know the mime type or extension
> before the <cffile action="upload"...
> because destination folder and filename (+id from the database record
> previously inserted) depends of that.
>
> J�r�me
In that case, upload to a temp directory, check the mime type & then move the file to
the right directory. Two steps, but it's the only way to know what the mime type is.
Coldfusion seems to save the attachment to a temp file, then when you run <cffile
actione="upload"...> it processes the temp file. This is usually quite convenient
(excpet for the Mac IE bug, where the file will only contain a CRLF character - or
somthething like that).
By saving to a temp file, Coldfusion can do the cool stuff like auto-rename. It's able
to save the file, but also check if the target file already exists, then it can decide
what to do depending on what you set.
HTH, Cameron
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