cffile.serverfile will give you the name of the uploaded file
im interested how you are doing the conversion after that though
Thanks, Dave. That was exactly the fix for it.
And I'm using the Turbine Video Encoder SDK for this application.
Hey guys,
Just recently posted on here, and I got the answer to my question, so I thought
I might ask another one. I'm developing a website where the user uploads a
video and it's encoded into flv format, through a com object. I've gotten it to
upload with the cffile thing, but I can't seem
Upon further investigation, I see that the problem is that when I select the
multipart form type that is required for the cffile action=upload tag, the
file path gets borked. Is there any way to get it back to its original self on
the action page? Or can only a cffile tag do that?
If so, then
cffile.serverfile will give you the name of the uploaded file
im interested how you are doing the conversion after that though
Upon further investigation, I see that the problem is that when I
select the multipart form type that is required for the cffile
action=upload tag, the file
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From: George Linderman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2007 4:18 PM
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Subject: Upload and Manipulate file
Hey guys,
Just recently posted on here, and I got the answer to my question, so I
thought I might ask another one. I'm developing a website
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