Todd,
You misunderstood what I intended to do.
form-wise, of course, for a file upload, it's like ... that's HTML 101 ...
<cfform action="#CGI.script_name#" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
....
</cfform>
I was using short-hand...
Another technique that I haven't tried yet but will work, that is, save the
uploaded xml content to a temp tbl, and if the user really wants to add the
data, I could easily add a process to copy the data from the temp tbl to {real}
tbl, and drop the temp.
Thank you for the effort though.
Don
>Don,
>
>There's no multi-part form there? Where's your <cffile action="upload">
>You're writing before you even get to the server. Again, it's a file. Once
>it's on the server, you can treat it like any other file. Quit doing XML
>functions on it unless you're trying to validate that it's an XML file, but
>for right now... worry about getting the file onto the server first.
>
>~Todd
>
>On Jan 18, 2008 11:12 AM, D
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