OK, this works:
<cfdirectory action="CREATE"
directory="#ExpandPath("\userpages\#dynamic_name#")#">
And this works (hardcoded new directory name):
<cfdirectory action="CREATE"
directory="#ExpandPath(\userpages\theCreatedName\images)#">
But this doesn't work:
<cfdirectory action="CREATE"
directory="#ExpandPath("\userpages\#findUser.USER_NAME#\images")#">
I get this error (even though the directory DOES NOT exist yet)
The specified Directory attribute value
C:\mypath\httpdocs\userpages\theCreatedName \images could not be created.
The most likely cause of this error is that
'C:\Inetpub\vhosts\bakersfield99.com\httpdocs\userpages\Howard \images'
already exists on your file system. The exception occurred during a
cfdirectory action="CREATE".
I've tried various configurations of the directory = attributes (no quotes,
quotes in different places, etc.) Nothing works.
I guess next I'll try creating the string before hand with CFSet, but even
if that works, I wonder why this didn't.
H.
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