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Ok, In FireFox & IE the value of the PostedFiles.TempFileName is different.
In IE its the full client file path, I.E. C:\Files\Test\Testfile.doc
In Firefox it is just Testfile.doc
This can be a little tricky when using file.move to save the file to a new path, I can write code to get around it. But it would be easier if it were the same for both IE & FF.
Is there any possibility of you guys changing this so that its just testfile.doc for both FF & IE
I am using IE7 by the way.
Thanks
Daniel
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Hi Daniel,
Thanks for letting us know. I am assuming you are refering ClientFileName instead of TempFileName, It looks like we should change it. Or at least we will add a property that have the same value on both platform.
Thanks
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Ah, yep sorry ClientFileName! my bad :)
Thanks, that would be handy. I'm assuming you will release a new build ? Do you have any idea when ?
Thanks
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Hi Daniel,
We just posted a new build last week. So another one will be a while. :)
Thanks
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Hmm, is there any chance of getting a quick fix for it myself? As I have a project due out in a few weeks that this affects.
It doesn't make much sense to write code to get around it if you guys are going to release a new version that fixes it in a month or two.
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Hi Daniel,
Thanks for trusting us. :) We constantly releases updates so we will definitely have another one within two months. However the code that you put in should work regardless, even after we've addressed this issue in our next update. So I would recommend you to put your code in place.
Thanks
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