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Using old skool DFP 1 and CF

Thread began 5/16/2009 9:42 pm by jmbishop17420 | Last modified 7/08/2009 12:45 pm by Anna Robinson | 3878 views | 8 replies |

jmbishop17420

Using old skool DFP 1 and CF

I'm implementing DFP 1 with Coldfusion and it throws an error in the HelperCF file because it doesn't appear to like the location of

<cfset var sessionName = pageName & "_" & fileField >

When I move this within the function the file upload works fine as long as I'm only uploading the same file. If I try a different file it will upload it and write every other field value to the database but not the filename.

Any ideas where this line of code should go?

Thx,
J B

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

Not offhand. Please submit a support incident with a copy of your page and somebody can look into it with you.

What happens when you leave the code in the original location?

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jmbishop17420

The error I get is:

Local variable sessionName on line 52 must be grouped at the top of the function body.

And then this is the line at 52:

<cfset var sessionName = pageName & "_" & fileField >

Here's the function up to line 52

<cffunction name="WA_DFP_UploadFile">
<cfargument name="statusName" type="string" required="yes" >
<cfargument name="fileField" type="string" required="yes" >
<cfargument name="defaultFileName" type="string" required="yes" >
<cfargument name="folderPath" type="string" required="yes" >
<cfargument name="newFileName" type="string" required="yes" >
<cfargument name="fileExistsAction" type="string" required="yes" >
<cfargument name="renameFileTo" type="string" required="yes" >
<cfargument name="fileSizeLimit" type="numeric" required="yes" >
<cfargument name="limitToImages" type="boolean" required="yes" >
<cfargument name="maxImageWidth" type="string" required="yes" >
<cfargument name="maxImageHeight" type="string" required="yes" >


<cfset var newFileNameDefault = "[FileName]" >
<cfset var renameIncrementToken = "[Increment]" >
<cfset var fullFolderPath = "" >
<cfset var fileInfo = "">
<cfset var serverFolderPath = "" >
<cfset var serverFilePath = "" >
<cfset var attemptedServerFilePath = "" >
<cfset var attemptedFileName = "" >
<cfset var separator = "" >
<cfset var tk = "" >
<cfset var imgObj = "" >
<cfset var status = WA_DFP_UploadStatus[statusName] >
<cfset var passedValidations = True >
<cfset var pageName = ReReplace(GetFileFromPath(CGI.SCRIPT_NAME),"\.[^.]*$","") >
<cfif IsNumeric(Left(pageName, 1))>
<cfset pageName = "file_" & pageName >
</cfif>

<cfset var sessionName = pageName & "_" & fileField >

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

Please post a support incident.

I think somebody will need to work with you to debug this problem.

What happens when you remove the word "var"?

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jmbishop17420

I did post a support ticket and John helped a bit. The problem seems to be that when a unique file is uploaded for the first time it uploads successfully but it's file name isn't written to the database. When the same file is uploaded a second time everything goes as expected and the file name with an increment on it is written to the database.

Ideas?

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

What is your incident number? Was a bug logged?

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jmbishop17420

My support ticket number is #94702

Thx,
Jerrod

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jmbishop17420

It's been almost 2 months since my initial support ticket was filed and a month since I was informed the issue was being escalated to a senior developer.

Should I abandon hope of using DFP 1.0 with Coldfusion and find another solution?

Jerrod

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Anna Robinson

Elevating Your Ticket

We've experienced a high volume of tickets moving into the engineering realm and while we were researching your ticket, we didn't get to the point of solving it yet. I apologize that there was no response in the meantime; there should have been. We just moved around some resources so that we can work through the issue with you today or tomorrow. Please bear with us.

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