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Dev Center Article On Multiple File Upload With Flex And ColdFusion

Posted At : 6:48 AM
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Last month I mentioned an app written by Ryan Favro demonstrating how to use Flex 2 to build a client that allows you to upload multiple files to ColdFusion. Well, Ryan has now written an article about his app for Dev Center. If you want to learn more about how his code works, check this out.

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Here is my sample about multiple File Upload.
http://shigeru-nakagaki.com/index.cfm/2006/8/16/20...

Thanks

# Posted By Shigeru | 9/12/06 9:51 PM

Am i the first to notice that the upload.cfm file is missing form the sample files... ? And Ireally wanted to learn more about thos too :(

# Posted By Lauw | 9/18/06 3:07 AM

The upload.cfm file is located in bin file included in the sample. I'll bring this up to the devnet folks.

# Posted By Ryan Favro | 9/18/06 2:31 PM

Sorry by bin file I meant bin directory.

# Posted By Ryan Favro | 9/18/06 2:36 PM

Sorry, but it's not in the zip file.

# Posted By Lauw | 9/18/06 4:00 PM

The devnet folks have corrected the sample file so by all means re-download it.

# Posted By Ryan Favro | 9/18/06 8:09 PM

Hi!
One of the sulutions to select at once and upload multiple files or all files within folder is Flash upload control. It works in all browsers and OSs and just needs Flash player on client side.
See example here:
http://www.element-it.com/DEMOMULTIPOW.ASPX

# Posted By Gregory | 10/16/06 5:15 AM

Hello,

Take a look to another advanced flash upload utility EAFlashUpload:
http://www.easyalgo.com/eaflashupload.aspx. It has three diferent user interfaces and many advanced features.

# Posted By Serg | 3/17/09 8:08 AM

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