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Tag <CFZIPPARAM>

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Example

	<cfzipparam
		[charset="string"]
		[content="any"]
		[entrypath="string"]
		[filter="any"]
		[filterdelimiters="string"]
		[prefix="string"]
		[recurse="boolean"]
		[source="string"]>
	

	<cfscript>
		zipparam
		[charset="string"]
		[content="any"]
		[entrypath="string"]
		[filter="any"]
		[filterdelimiters="string"]
		[prefix="string"]
		[recurse="boolean"]
		[source="string"];
	</cfscript>

Attributes

Name	Type	Required	Description
charset	string	No	Converts string content into binary data before putting it into a ZIP or JAR file. Used only when cfzip action="zip" and the cfzipparam content is a string. Examples of character sets are: JIS RFC1345 UTF-16 (optional, default=encoding of the host machine)
content	any	No	Content written to the ZIP or JAR entry. Used only when cfzip action="zip". Valid content data types are binary and string. If you specify the content attribute, you must specify the entrypath attribute.
entrypath	string	No	Pathname used: For cfzip action="zip", it is the entrypath used. This is valid only when the source is a file. The entrypath creates a subdirectory within the ZIP or JAR file. For cfzip action="unzip", it is the pathname to unzip. For cfzip action="delete", it is the pathname to delete from the ZIP or JAR file.
filter	any	No	Optional filter. Can be either a wildcard filter, e.g. "m*", or a UDF/Closure which accepts the file/directory name and returns a boolean value to indicate whether that item should be included in the result or not.
filterdelimiters	string	No	Optional when passing a filter pattern. This value is used as a delimiter for the patterns. Default is the pipe "|" character.
prefix	string	No	String added as a prefix to the ZIP or JAR entry. Used only when cfzip action="zip".
recurse	boolean	No	Recurse the directory to be zipped, unzipped, or deleted, as specified by the cfzip parent tag. (optional, default=yes)
source	string	No	Source directory or file. Used only when cfzip action="zip". Specified file(s) are added to the ZIP or JAR file: If you specify source attribute for the cfzip tag, the cfzipparam source is relative to it. If you do not specify a source attribute for the cfzip tag, the cfzipparam source must be an absolute path.