I am getting the following error when I upload a file that is
8 megs using cfile:
The request has exceeded the allowable time limit Tag:
cffile
I was able to upload the same file with asp and asp.net with
no problems. It seemed like it was hanging in CF for a couple
minutes. The funny things is, it does not happen in our lab
enviroments and it only takes a few seconds to upload.
I would. But it takes an extremely long time for the request
and I think it is being block some other way. When I do the same
request with the same file and our lab server it only takes a few
seconds. When I do the same request in asp and asp.net on that
server it only takes a few seconds too. It seems like something is
block the file from being upload
It never makes it past this first line. It almost seems like
something on IIS5. I creates the file,but stops at 1048 kb. But
this is weird, when the error message appears, the file becomes
7.8m. The entire file is 8megs
<!--- DETERMINE MIME TYPE --->
<CF_MIME EXTENSION=#File.ClientFileExt#
TYPE=#File.ContentType# SUBTYPE=#File.ContentSubType#>
<!--- MOVE IT TO CORRECT LOCATION (REPLACING OLD VERSION,
IF NECESSARY) --->
<CFFILE ACTION="Rename" SOURCE="#TargetFile#.tmp"
DESTINATION="#TargetFile#" ATTRIBUTES="Normal">
You must state, that is, hard-code, the name of the form
field used to select the upload file.
#Attributes.SourceField# is no good, as you may not use
pound(#) signs.
The
Destination attribute should be the path to a directory. You
seem to use the path to a file in the upload-action. Also, is there
an attributes option called "temporary"? I'm aware of just
"readOnly", "hidden" and "normal".
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