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In a nutshell you include the file in your Application.cfm, then you click
through the site. Every time you hit a page, it'll save the html contents to
a file. What you end up with is an html-only version of the site. Without
the underlying cfml/sql code, you can focus on what the application needs to
do instead of trying to decipher what the previous developers were thinking.
Steve Nelson
-----Original Message-----
From: Ray Champagne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2004 11:17 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Site mapping software?
Hi all:
Looking into taking over a huge web site project that a potential client
recently asked us about. The problem is, the site is so sprawling and
mis-managed, there are TONS of files on the server that I have no idea
whether or not are in use. I was wondering if there was any software out
there that can spider a CF/HTML site and map out the basic structure,
etc. Like what files are being called from other files, and a basic
structure of the entire site. Anybody ever heard of such a thing?
Thanks,
Ray
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CrystalVision Web Site Design and Internet Services
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www.crystalvision.org
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