You could use something like #expandpath('..')#/tempUploads to do that.
expandpath() can be *very* useful sometimes. :-)
--Ben Doom
Richard White wrote:
> hi,
>
> i am creating an upload facility using the cffile tag.
>
> from all i have read it seems that the destination attribute needs to have
> the full address to where the file will be saved to. however i want to
> specify that it goes into a file on the wwwroot without specifying the full
> address e.g. ("C:\ColdFusion8\wwwroot\appName\tempUploads")
>
> This would obviously be different if i were uploading it onto our web server.
> usually referencing files i would simply put ("../tempUploads") so is there
> anyway i can get it to still do this, without knowing the full path of where
> it needs to be stored
>
> thanks
>
>
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