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To submit a form after ProflashUpload is finished, you can just use the jsOnComplete to submit the form on the page after the upload.

However the recommend wat to integrate integrate PFU with a form is to:

   1. Remember the list of uploaded files in a session variable. fileListVariable="uploadFilesList".
   2. Hide the upload built-in Upload button. ie showUploadButton="no".
   3. Start the upload when the form is submitted - see javascript example below.
   4. Use the OnComplete javascript callback to submit the form after the upload. ie jsOnComplete="functionName".


Some sample code:
<cf_dccom component="ProFlashUpload" width="100%" height="#REQUEST.height#" folder="#REQUEST.uploadPath#"
    jsOnComplete="files.OnFileUploadComplete"
    showUploadButton="no"
    nameconflict="makeunique"
    fileListVariable="uploadedFilesList"
    originalNameFileListVariable="uploadedFileFiles_OriginalNames"
    maxTotalFileSize="#ROUND(cMaxTotalFileSizeAllowed/1024)#"
    displaymode="noscript"
    maxFiles="#REQUEST.maxFiles#"
    maxFileSize="#REQUEST.maxFileSize#"
    blockExtensions="asp,aspx"
    ></cf_dccom>

<script language="JavaScript1.2">
function onSubmitForm(){
    var flash;
    if(navigator.appName.indexOf("Microsoft") != -1) {
        flash = window.ProFlashUpload1;
    }else {
        flash = window.document.ProFlashUpload1;
    }
    try{
        flash.upload();
    }
    catch(e){
        alert("Upload didn't work");
    }
}
</script>

Note: Do not place PFU with a <form></form> tag as flash doesn't like this.
Examples of PFU integration can be seen on our flagship product Teamwork Project Manager.