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First, did you try it without the URLEncodedFormat() function to see if it works? URLEncodedFormat is usually used for URL's only. 
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First, did you try it without the URLEncodedFormat() function to see if it works? URLEncodedFormat is usually used for URL's only.

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&gt;&gt; Try #Expanpath('')#<br />
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Typo correction. &nbsp;I think they meant Expan<b>d</b>Path(). &nbsp;<br />
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>> Try #Expanpath('')#

Typo correction.  I think they meant ExpandPath().  



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Using the physical file path works, thanks all!!!
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Using the physical file path works, thanks all!!!

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Using cfmailparam to send a file attachment, it works fine if the file name has spaces in it. &nbsp;It doesn't send the email if the file name does have spaces in it. &nbsp; I'm using the following code:<br />
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&lt;cfif len(#document#) GT 0&gt;&lt;cfmailparam file=&quot;#documentURL##URLEnc<wbr />odedFormat<wbr />(document)<wbr />#&quot;&gt;&lt;/cfif&gt;<wbr /><br />

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Using cfmailparam to send a file attachment, it works fine if the file name has spaces in it.  It doesn't send the email if the file name does have spaces in it.   I'm using the following code:

<cfif len(#document#) GT 0><cfmailparam file="#documentURL##URLEncodedFormat(document)#"></cfif>


Problem with cfmailparam and blanks in file name

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