User Guide

14 Chapter 1: Reserved Words and Variables
CFFILE ACTION=Upload variables
File variables are read-only. Use the
CFFILE prefix to reference file variables; for example,
CFFILE.ClientDirectory. The File prefix is deprecated in favor of the CFFILE prefix.
CFFILE.AttemptedServerFile
CFFILE.ClientDirectory
CFFILE.ClientFile
CFFILE.ClientFileExt
CFFILE.ClientFileName
CFFILE.ContentSubType
CFFILE.ContentType
CFFILE.DateLastAccessed
CFFILE.FileExisted
CFFILE.FileSize
CFFILE.FileWasAppended
CFFILE.FileWasOverwritten
CFFILE.FileWasRenamed
CFFILE.FileWasSaved
CFFILE.OldFileSize
CFFILE.ServerDirectory
CFFILE.ServerFile
CFFILE.ServerFileExt
CFFILE.ServerFileName
CFFILE.TimeCreated
CFFILE.TimeLastModified
CFFTP error variables
When you use the
cfftp stoponerror attribute, these variables are populated:
CFFTP.Succeeded
CFFTP.ErrorCode
CFFTP.ErrorText
CFFTP ReturnValue variable
Some
cfftp file and directory operations provide a return value, in the variable
CFFTP.ReturnValue. Its value is determined by the results of the
action attribute. When you
specify any of the following actions,
cfftp returns a value:
GetCurrentDir
GetCurrentURL
ExistsDir
ExistsFile
Exists
CFFTP query object columns
When you use the
cfftp tag with the listdir action, cfftp returns a query object, where
queryname is the name attribute value, and row is the row number of each file or directory entry:
queryname.Name[row]
queryname.Path[row]
queryname.URL[row]
queryname.Length[row]