> > I think, I have not understood the upload function. I have read about it > in the book and tried to write my function like these examples - but > without success. >
The misunderstanding is not with upload/download, but with Mail.Attachment -- you have given it the URL for the file (which is how you would access the file via an HTTP request from the internet) rather than the file path (which is how you access the file internally on the file system). What you call a workaround is actually the appropriate way to do it > file=request.folder+'\\uploads\\'+r.attach > > Note, when generating file paths, this is better: import os file = os.path.join(request.folder, 'uploads', r.attach) That will ensure the appropriate path separator is used for the current OS. Anthony --
