jQuery Uploadify – checkScript Example for ColdFusion

All of the programming that comes with the Uploadify plug-in for jQuery is done in PHP.  I've converted the new checkScript feature to use ColdFusion instead.

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checkfileexists.cfm —–

<cfset returnArray = arrayNew(1) />
<cfloop list=”#form.fieldnames#” index=”i”>
    <cfif i NEQ “folder” AND fileExists('#expandpath(form.folder)#\#form[i]#')>
            <cfset arrayAppend(returnArray,form[i]) />
    </cfif>
</cfloop>
<cfcontent reset =”true” /><cfoutput>#serializeJSON(returnArray)#</cfoutput><cfabort>

——- end checkfileexists.cfm ——

The cfcontent and cfabort tags on the last line probably aren't necessary, but they will prevent any content or spacing in the header/footer of your site from interfering with the JSON that is returned.

To call this file, you would point to it in the uploadify function.  For example:

$('#cmsUploadFile').uploadify({
                        'uploader': '/path/to/uploadify.swf',
                        'script': '/path/to/files.cfm',
                        'folder': 'myfiles',
                        'cancelImg': '/path/to/cancel.png',
                        'checkScript': '/path/to/checkfileexists.cfm'
                        });