Casey,

The person using the template is the only one approving the
changes as it is their website(s) I have created a template
for.
I am just trying to cut down on the time and files to upload
to their site after they modify any of their pages and or
images to where they are hosting the site as I have CF on
the admin site for all these sites but they can choose where
they host if not on my site and just input the url/ftp
username/password and when they go in and modify some part
of their site and the corresponding files associated to the
site are uploaded.

Terry 

-----Original Message-----
From: Casey Dougall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2006 12:52 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFftp

File last modified date isn't going to mean much to a
process like this. What happens if you save your files and
come back a day later or week later to commit the changes?

You would be better off saving updated files in a specific
directory and then have a button or scheduled process which
starts the FTP process on files in that directory.

With a database table format...
Only things you really need to store in the database are a
unique FileID &  an IsPending column.

Is this like an HTML editor program you have or something
which is uploading images?  Cur clients use KTML on our
site. When they save the file they click a button that
commits changes to site. This FTP's images & files where
"page.html" is set to pending in the database.

They can come back and commit changes at any time.

Casey

On 1/29/06, Terry Troxel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Casey,
>
> I was hoping I could use file attributes like date
created, last 
> modified as I have a lot of images that are uploaded
within the 
> interface and they are the majority of files changed in
these sites as 
> well as the largest file sizes.
>
> Terry
>

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