> When you send the email are you using the new, autogenerated filename or
> the original?
Whatever name CFFILE uses (auto-generated if a naming conflict or the original
if no conflict)....so CFFILE.serverFile.
Have you looked at the message source in Outlook to see
> if the filename is being changed at the source level (can you even do
> that in OE?)
Nope....not yet...will be sending myself some test messages shortly
or inernally within the app's attachmnent handling?
see above...using whatever file name cffile spits back
You
> could try manually setting the filename yourself, e.g.
> "request_5_file_1_img.jpg" ("request" - request_id - "file" - file_id -
> file type - ext).
Could do...but again....sometimes it is the original file name
What happens if you upload a file that doesn't have a
> number as the last character of the file's basename (before the
> extension)?
I don't know....but the "ATT00123.jpg" I mentioned before looks like a CF
generated filename (or at least follows the format CF has always used). That
said, I just checked the uploads dir and there are NO files with a filename
like
that....they are all original file names or names made unique like so:
a.gif, a[1].gif, a[2].gif,a[3].gif and so on. So I don;'t know where the heck
that "ATT..." filename is coming from (unless Outlook is making it up....or a
virus scanner is interfering....hey now that could be it).
Keep 'em comin folks ;-)
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