I think you need a fully qualified path to the local file, as in
LOCALFILE="C:\somedirectory\myfile.txt"
If you know it's in the same directory as the CF template, you can use
LOCALFILE="#ExpandPath('myfile.txt')#"
I usually use a cached connection, in which I open the connection, perform
one or more ftp operations over the connection, then close it. If that's
what you're trying to do, then you don't want to specify the username and
password again in the putfile operation (this opens a new connection).
Instead, list the name of the connection that you opened previously, by
using 'CONNECTION="FTP"'. Alternately, if this is you're only ftp
operation, supply the username/password in the putfile, but don't bother
opening and closing a connection.
Jim
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Vosika" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, February 02, 2002 6:39 PM
Subject: CFFTP Question
> I have looked at Macromedia's documentation and it pretty much sucks for
> the CFFTP tag, could someone please help.
>
> I am trying to FTP a file to my other server and originally the file is
> l712 Bytes and once it gets to t destination it is 0 bytes. Could
> someone please tell me what was wrong in my code?
>
> <CFFTP CONNECTION=FTP
> USERNAME="usr"
> PASSWORD="dog"
> SERVER="www.yahoo.com"
> ACTION="Open"
> STOPONERROR="Yes">
>
> <CFFTP
> ACTION="putfile"
> USERNAME="usr"
> PASSWORD="dog"
> SERVER="www.yahoo.com"
> LOCALFILE="testfile.txt"
> REMOTEFILE="/test/uploadedfile.txt">
>
> <CFFTP ACTION="close"
> CONNECTION="FTP"
> STOPONERROR="Yes">
>
> Thanks!
> Jim Vosika
> SoftwareSuperMall.Com
>
>
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