Uploading a file, renaming it and placing it in a particular location on server

Question

A user submits a file from a front end HTML form which has fields like Division, Department name, department number,
section number, year, email, phone etc. The file being submitted might have a user given name. But, when it is 
uploaded I want it to be named as Departmentname_departmentnumber_sectionnumber. So, if department is Accounting, 
dept number is 123 and section is 1, name of file will be Accounting_123_1.doc The extension will be whatever type 
of file(text, MS-Word's .doc or .docx, PDF or RTF) was submitted and the user can upload attachments of files with 
extension .txt, .doc, .docx, pdf, rtf only.
Also, I want it to be stored on a particular location on server. So, if Division is Corporate Finance and year is 
2011-2012 it should be stored on server at "E:\Files Submitted\2011-2012\Corporate Finance\". The "E:\Files
Submitted\" part remains same in the directory name.
<cfset submittedfileName =
#form.departmentname#&"_"&#form.departmentnumber#&"_"&#form.section_number_1#&"."&#cffile. ClientFileExt#>
<cfset filedirectoryYear = "E:\Files Submitted\"&#form.current_year#&"\"&#form.division#&"\">
<!--- ensure that the user uploads attachments of type with extension .txt, .doc, .docx, pdf, rtf only--->
<cfif FORM.attachment_1 neq "">
       <cffile action="upload"
               accept="text/plain,application/msword,application/pdf,application/rtf"          
                 filefield="attachment_1"
                 destination="E:\temp\uploads"
                 nameconflict="Makeunique"
        >
<!--- rename the file and move it to permanent destination --->        
        <cffile
  action="rename"
  source="E:\temp\uploads\#cffile.serverFileName#"
  destination=#filedirectoryYear#&#submittedfileName#&#cffile.ClientFileExt#
  >
<!---   now create a temporary variable for the attachment so that it can be emailed later on --->
<cfset attachment_local_file_1 = #filedirectoryYear#&#submittedfileName#&#cffile.ClientFileExt#>
</cfif>
I used the cffile.ClientFileExt because the files were getting uploaded without the extension but am receiving an
error at   destination=#filedirectoryYear#&#submittedfileName#&#cffile.ClientFileExt# as "multiple items at this
position: Missing Token > or /> .
I am using Coldfusion 8. Any suggestions would be appreciated on where I am erring and how I can fix it.

Answer 1

Thanks Dan,
The space between 'l' and 'e' was a formatting error while I was pasting text to this forum.
Currently, I have
<cfset filedirectoryYear = "E:\Files Submitted\"&#form.current_year#&"\"&#form.division#&"\">
<cfif FORM.attachment_1 neq "">
       <cffile action="upload"
               accept="text/plain,application/msword,application/pdf,application/rtf "          
                 filefield="attachment_1"
                 destination="E:\temp\uploads"
                 nameconflict="Makeunique"
        >
<!--- rename the file and move it to permanent destination --->        
<cfset submittedfileName =
#form.departmentname#&"_"&#form.departmentnumber#&"_"&#form.section_number_1#&"."&#cffile. ClientFileExt#>
<cfset presentfileName = #cffile.serverFileName#&"."&#cffile.ClientFileExt#>
        <cffile
  action="rename"
  source="E:\temp\uploads\#presentfileName#"
  destination=#filedirectoryYear##submittedfileName#
  >
<!---   now create a temporary variable for the attachment so that it can be emailed later on --->
<cfset attachment_local_file_1 = #filedirectoryYear#&#submittedfileName#&#cffile.ClientFileExt#>
</cfif>
<cfset attachment_local_file_1 = #filedirectoryYear#&#submittedfileName#>
When I submit, I get the error message
"Attribute validation error for tag CFFILE.
The value of the attribute source, which is currently c:\Course Syllabi\uploads\Web Based System Two Page HandOut.pdf, is invalid and the line below is referred.
destination="#filedirectoryYear##submittedfileName#"
The filedirectoryYear path exists i.e. I have E:\Files Submitted\2011-2012\Finance. What could be the issue?
P.S. I got it working, The filedirectoryYear path value was not the actual directory path\name in the filesystem. Once I had the
correct name in the filesystem, the application worked fine.