Tom wrote:
> Has anybody figured out how to index include files?
>
> -Tom
>
I'm no fusebox expert. (That's my disclaimer)
If your include file is in a directory called: 'inc' just index that directory.
The question I have, is why do you want to index ColdFusion templates? Unless you
are planning on searching for
all files that use 'CFIF isDefined("MyVariable")" .. even if you are planning on doing
that, I would recommend
using the CFSTUDIO multiple file find function, not verity.
Typically you would want to index the resulting HTML of a template, not the actual
template.
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