> Thanks for the input below - I will certainly look for the 
> cf_dump.cfm tag. I am also pretty sure the server is runing 
> 4.5. I am going to analyze and review the rest of your 
> information as I hardly to work wtih tags. I use CF usually 
> for heavy SQL queries and integrating db's with flash.
> 
> As for what it needs to be - your point 4 - Specifically - I 
> did one of those $500 favor jobs for someone who referred me 
> a nice client. I simply want to automate a very low priority 
> - low activity list. http://www.redlinemotorcars.com 
> <http://www.redlinemotorcars.com>  - if you click on Car 
> Listings - you'll notice a little thumbnail and a click here. 
> Basically - that is manual. Each file in that carlisting 
> folder is a numbered html, 1001.html, 1002.html ....1015.html 
> - Those are manually created. I am merely trying to grab all 
> the html files and simply list them. Images are in that file 
> named 1001.jpg, 1002.jpg and so on... so i can hardcode the 
> little thumbnail - you getting the picture? Just trying to 
> eliminate this person having to edit this page and maintain 
> it. or worse - being constantly called for me to do it ! *grin

Sorry to press - but that tag I linked to will do just that.

It does run on CF 4.5, and it can be called via CFMODULE in a hosted
environment.

Also, if you don't want to use it as a tag you could rip it open (it's
not encypted), however you need to use custom tags to do recursion down
directories - so if you just take the guts you can only do one directory
at a time (the tag, as is, will recurse down directories if instructed
to do so).

Jim Davis


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