Hi Ryan
the scopes such as FORM, URL, Session, Application, Client, etc, are
accessible globally. In other words, yes, you can upload a file using a CFC.
As a suggestion, I would pass the form structure or the specific form
field to your CFC and use that for the upload. You don't have to / need
to, but it is slightly better practise.
HTH
Aaron
Ryan Everhart wrote:
This may be a dumb question, but can you use a cfc to upload files?
Do they have access to the form scope when executed? The way my
application is being built is sorta like a framework where I have
pages called views which display all my data then I have action pages
which do stuff like add/remove/update data in the db via CFCs. So my
question is, on an action page can I call a component that will be
able to upload a picture from a form, or do i have to do the actual
upload on the action page itself then do any other actions (rename,
move, add file name to db) on the cfc. Thanks! I've been thinking
about this all night but haven't tested it out yet.
Ryan
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