Well, if you really have "images/gif, images/jpeg" in there, it shouldn't
work anyway. Those are invalid mime-types. I have never had problems with
the accept attributes. In fact sometimes it works too well, when
progressive jpegs are used, which even though they have .jpg extensions,
their mime-type is PJPEG. I would suggest however, that a better choice
would be to force a valid set of file extensions such as GIF or JPG instead
of trying to rely on the browser to properly report the mime type.
DC
----- Original Message -----
From: "nair ajit" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2000 17:47
Subject: <cffile>ACCEPT attribute
> Hi,
>
> I'm using <CFFILE> command's UPLOAD action to upload photographs.In
> order to
> restrict the users from uploading files other than gif's or jpeg's, i
> used
> the ACCEPT attribute ie.
>
> <cffile action="upload" destnation="c:\temp"....
> accept="images/gif, images/jpeg"....>
>
> But now what is happening is that even if I give an html file or an exe
> file
> to upload,it accepts & that file is stored in the destination directory.
>
> Please give me a solution to this problem.
>
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