a whole directory and another deltree tag to delete, so to move a
directory structure, you'd specify <pseudo>copytree:
source-destination then deltree: source</pseudo>. If that sounds
helpful, all the source code is free on the site (see my sig), mangle
at will. :)
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> I think you'd use CFDIRECTORY to read all the files in the
> directory and then loop over those results to copy/move
> them (that's my 5 second analysis) ;-)
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Robert Orlini
> To: CF-Talk
> Sent: Monday, December 15, 2003 11:45 AM
> Subject: Using CFFile
> Using CFfile, how do I copy more than one file at a
> time?
> The code below works great copying one file, but does
> not accept more than one. For example lets say I want to
> copy all the files in the "e:\template\" directory to
> "d:\template"?
> <CFFile action=""> > source="e:\template\application.cfm"
> destination="d:\template\">
> Thanks.
> Robert O.
> Wilson
>
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