so all they can do is screw up the files they are uploading. And make sure
you have an agreement saying you'll charge them if for the time to fix
anything they screw up. I've done this type of thing for a couple sites,
and it's generally worked pretty well, though I've always had reasonably
competent users, just not particularly web savvy.
-----Original Message-----
From: mayo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 11:22 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: FTP; non-techies using
Has anybody had experience with having a non-techie upload files (in this
case photos) to their website?
<quote>
I will tfp. Just show me how.
</quote>
To save $100 the site-owner would rather use a site that doesn't permit
CFFILE.
Just wondering if there's been any disasters.
Gil Midonnet
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