Is this from a VFP app?

Yes you can upload files with the wwHTTP class. It takes only a few lines of code:

oHTTP = CREATEOBJECT("wwHTTP")

*** Set mode to multi-part form
oHTTP.nHttpPostMode = 2

*** Post a file and a regular form variable
oHttp.AddPostKey("File","d:\temp\wws_invoice.pdf",.T.)
oHttp.AddPostKey("txtFileNotes","test note")

lcHTML = oHTTP.HTTPGet("http://localhost/wconnect/FileUpload.wwd")

*** Display result from server
ShowHTML(lcHTML)

This code is equivalent to posting a multi-part form with a file upload button in the Web browser.

+++ Rick ---


>I have a client that has a problem with upload attachements.
>FTP or SMTP os not an option
>
>Here was my thought....
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>Build a URL and Pass the information such as eMailTo and From and subject and the File Name and Directory.
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>Then like in a Web eMail Browser you can attach files and they are uploaded. This works through a router so I should not have problems wih it.
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>The Web Designer uses cold fusion so I can pass the information to him but to get the file to upload he needs this sent
>
>enctype="multipart/form-data"
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>and he cant get it to work.
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>My thought was to do it in html pass the parameters and then somehow click attach/send button via WW tools.
>
>So my question is is it possible to click the button with the West Wind Client tools?
>
>TIA,