Anyone know a way to pull the filename of a file (in cfscript in ACF 2018) where I'm starting from a URL path to the file (which doesn't itself contain the filename)? For example:

somePdfUrl = "<https://mydocumentserver.com/pdfs/9FE4DB59-39FB-45ED-A0D0B0171D55EC33>";
pdfFilename = ???

I can bring the file in as a binary using

fileReadBinary( somePdfUrl )

. Hoped maybe I could do something with it from there, but I think I'm not asking Google the right questions.

I'm not sure I understand what you're asking - is the GUID a filename without the extension? Or are you trying to obfuscate the filename? If it's the latter you'll need to store a map in a database

I'm confused as to how you can load a file without its name...

Yes @Mark Takata (Adobe). Similar to that.

So, in S3, the object returned includes meta data that can be extracted. Does your endpoint deliver something similar?

No. Just hitting the url, not actually pulling via a "pure" http request

When you download the file, does it look

9FE4DB59-39FB-45ED-A0D0B0171D55EC33.pdf

as the name?

No, the file has a more human readable filename. For example "myfile.pdf"

That dump will return everything you're going to get about the file. If there's a file name in there somewhere, you might be able to extract it...

That worked! Getting

Responseheader.Content-Disposition

with a value of

attachment; filename=myfile.pdf

Happy to help Nick.