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Coldfusion & Uploadify Script

Asked by jtanner in ColdFusion Application Server, Cold Fusion Markup Language

Tags: Coldfusion, CF, Javascript, jQuery

Ive download a script called Uploadify, which is a nice little jQuery file upload with progress bar script.  it uses a file in the background to upload the file.  What im stuck with, is getting the script to return the filename after upload.

The script itself is set to autoupload, and the upload.cfm it points to is:

<cfscript>
   thisPath = ExpandPath("*.*");
   thisDirectory = GetDirectoryFromPath(thisPath);
   FileDir = thisDirectory & "uploads/";
</cfscript>

<cfif not DirectoryExists(FileDir)>
   <cfdirectory action="create" directory="#FileDir#" >
</cfif>

<cffile action="upload"
      filefield="fileData"
      destination="#FileDir#"
      nameconflict="makeunique">
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The trouble is, it appears that any form of <cfset var=cffile.serverfile> is ignored.  I tried setting session.fname but on my form page, i click upload, the file is uploaded, then i submit, and session.fname doesnt exist and for the life of me i cant fathom out how to get the filename :(

Any thoughts??

uploadify can be d/l from www.uploadify.com

My code uses exactly as per demo, just uses uploadify.cfm to process instead of uploadify.php

The actual file upload etc etc all works, i just cant get the filename for when i submit the form.

Many thanks in advance

J

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Tags: Coldfusion, CF, Javascript, jQuery
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Solution Grade: A
 
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