Grif,
I've done the something similar to what your talking about. What I did was
to create a groupID and employeeID based off the user session. Once the
user goes to the section that contains the files, I check to make sure they
have the exclusive rights to the doc by testing the session
Looks like no-one replied to your last mail.
Basically, there why to handle this is to but you docs into an non web
accessable folder, and use cfcontent to server the files
like
sorry...
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Grif,
You will have to store all the information about uploaded files in a
database, my db's for this typically include the filename, filesize,
filetype (although you can get this from the extenstion...), dateuploaded,
uploadedby, etc... You can get fancier by adding in relationship tables that
pu
What you need to do is store all documents away from the web root and
deliver the files to the end users through cfcontent.
Please note this can cause issues if the user's client has not got its mime
types correctly set up. I've had issues where some people were unable to see
excel spreadsheets, a
Grif,
What we've done for a similar system is to have the CFFILE tag write them to a
directory outside the webroot. In our case, we have /local/web for the web root, and
/local/web_docs for the documents to be stored. We have links for each document, and
the path to those documents is stored
look at You can place files outside of your web root and push them to the
client via cfcontent.
Doug
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>From: Griffin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 2:11 PM
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>Subject: WOT: Securing word docs, excel, etc in a web app
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>Hi,
Does this ISP provide ASP, ColdFusion, PHP or something else of the sort?
Tyler Clendenin
GSL Solutions
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From: Griffin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 3:03 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: WOT: Securing word docs, excel, etc in a web app
Hi,
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