Yeah, I am using that to get to the cffile variables. >You will need <input type="file"...> to upload the file to the CF Server, >not cffile. Remember that cf tags run on the server, clients have no access >to them. > > > >-----Original Message----- >From: Joel Watson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Friday, June 08, 2007 8:26 AM >To: CF-Talk >Subject: Question about cfftp > > >I recently found out that I need to allow users to upload files from their >browsers to another, non-coldfusionized server. I am assuming that cfftp is >the solution for this. > >My question is this: is it possible to use cfftp to transfer files directly >from the client browser to the ftp server, or does the file need to be >uploaded to the CF server first, and then transfered via cfftp? > >The docs say the following: "Use cfftp to move files between a ColdFusion >server and an FTP server." > >I assume this means that I will have to write any files to the >coldfusion-based server first, but I just wanted to make sure this is the >best way to go about this. > >What I am thinking is: > >1. Use cffile to write the file to coldfusion-based server >2. Open ftp connection and transfer file >3. Close ftp connection >4. Use cffile to delete recently transferred file. > >Any thoughts? > >Thanks > >Joel
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