> Only one filter can be applied.
> You can do a check on the extension of the file and if it does not
> match your criteria, do nothing, else display the file name and such.
>>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/11/02 02:38PM >>>
> Is there a way to achieve the following (multiple filters), it does
> not
> seem to work this way:
> <cfdirectory action="LIST" directory="#GetFullDir#" name="ImgList"
> filter="*.gif, *.jpg" sort="Name, Type">
> TIA,
> Scott
There's a way to simulate it if you're using CF 5 or MX ... Try putting this
in a custom tag and using the ct to call your cfdirectory ...
<cfdirectory action="list" directory="#getfulldir#"
name="giflist" filter="*.gif" sort="name">
<cfset upper = listtoarray(ucase(valuelist(giflist.name)))>
<cfset temp = QueryAddColumn(giflist,"upper",upper)>
<cfdirectory action="list" directory="#getfulldir#"
name="jpglist" filter="*.jpg" sort="name">
<cfset upper = listtoarray(ucase(valuelist(jpglist.name)))>
<cfset temp = QueryAddColumn(jpglist,"upper",upper)>
<cfquery name="imglist" dbtype="query">
select * from giflist union
select * from jpglist
order by upper
</cfquery>
The queryaddcolumn() is to allow for CF 5 case-sensitive sorting to sort the
QofQ in a case-insensitive maner. Of course -- this code is long enough that
you'd probably get more mileage out of a custom tag which would take in the
directory name and your desired multi-extension filter list. The filter list
would then be used to create an array of <cfdirectory> queries to union
within the query of query, and that way you could specify as many and
whatever type of filters you wanted, plus it's portable code, so you can
drag it around wherever you want it.
hth
S. Isaac Dealey
Certified Advanced ColdFusion 5 Developer
www.turnkey.to
954-776-0046
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