[desc]:Weird things, so I'll try to keep it short and simple. I have a cform with photo upload and document upload fields. If a .doc file is attached by itself, it stores on the server but does not attach to the email sent to admin. If a .doc file is attached and a picture (in my case, of a pug) is attached, both upload to the server and both attach to an email. If only a picture is sent, the picture is stored and sent to email as well.
Did you allow the .doc extension to be a valid upload extension?
What happens when you change the .doc ending of the file to .jpg (or .gif) and then upload?
What happens when you do the reverse, change the pix' ending to .doc and upload?
What's your URL?
loudintl - Guest
9:28 pm - April 16, 2008
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I'm afraid I can't give out our URL just yet - boss' orders, but I'd be more than happy to share as soon as our curtain is lifted. I understand that probably leaves you blind here, I'm sorry.
It looks like if I upload a doc using the photos upload box, it emails fine. Both fields are on the same form and use the same allowed file extensions and settings, but they're labeled differently. The photos upload box appears first in the form and the document one is beneath it. It seems that the first box cannot be empty if the second one is used or it won't email the attachment. Confusing..