5160Uploading Files with ColdFusionhttp://www.kodefusion.com/article/index.cfm?ArticleID=13Uploading files can be an important part of user interaction on your site. Whether it's an image in GIF or JPEG format, a resume in Word or PDF format, or a malicious virus in .EXE format, you need a way to allow users to upload files to your site. (Note that I specifically mentioned a malicious virus. Uploading files presents some serious security issues and I'll show you how to lock out potentially nasty uploads.)CFML > Tips and Tutorials > File ManipulationOct 10, 2006
Uploading files can be an important part of user interaction on your site. Whether it's an image in GIF or JPEG format, a resume in Word or PDF format, or a malicious virus in .EXE format, you need a way to allow users to upload files to your site. (Note that I specifically mentioned a malicious virus. Uploading files presents some serious security issues and I'll show you how to lock out potentially nasty uploads.)
One of the most basic functions that every language needs to perform in order to be considered anywhere near "complete" is the ability to manipulate the file system. This means that I should be able to, with a fair amount of ease, create, rename, copy, and move files and directories using the language of my choice. You can do all of these things in Java, C++, C#, Visual Basic, and of course, ColdFusion.
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