Last week, at InVision , while trying to improve the overall experience of one of our application pages, I started looking into ETag header values to decrease page load times. The first post that I came across (or rather, that I came across "again") was this one by David Boyer . In i ... ead More raquo; Yesterday, I discovered that you could call CFFile-Upload twice on the same file in a single ColdFusion request . This turns out to be an awesome feature for implementing secure upload validation. This morning, I wanted to take that idea and simply factor it out into its own user defined function (UDF) - getFileUploadMetaData(). This UDF would take the form fie ... ead More raquo; For years, I've been using regular expressions as a means to traverse file paths in my ColdFusion applications . By chopping-off the last directory "pattern" in a file path, I was able to move up into the parent directory: <!--- Get the current directory. ---> <cfset currentDirectory = getDirectoryFromPath ... ead More raquo; 
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