Unfortunately there is no quick and dirty list like that. Just a ton of text with
random links in the page for each set of daily opinions.
I may just grab that page and display locally as a hack, but there must be a better
way....
thanks!
Eric
>>> "Dave Watts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/01/00 09:52AM >>>
> I have been tasked with grabbing a set of legal opinions from
> a court website every day. In the course of setting up the
> code...this court deals with things differently than the
> others I have setup. Rather using cfhttp to grab a zip file
> and then manipulate it locally...everything is simply in a
> directory on their server.
>
> Is there a tag that will emulate cfhttp functionality somehow
> to grab *anything* that exists in that folder? The file
> names are random document numbers..and am kind of stuck
> thinking out several plans.
If, when you navigate to the directory itself using a browser, you see a
directory listing, you could use CFHTTP to retrieve the directory listing,
parse the individual file names from it, then use CFHTTP to retrieve each
file by name from the directory.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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