From: "Bill Killillay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> In last months CFDJ or the month before there was an article about turning
> dynamic pages into static pages using CFHTTP. You could do a routine like
> was defined there and then put that onto a CD. I have an autorun.exe that
> will even grab what ever the default browser is on the PC and open it and
> then run the opening page. It's set in the exe to default to index.html I
> believe. Anyway with those two things you could do a limited demo of
> otherwise dynamic content. Just turn it into static content first, then
> burn it to CD. Have done something like this in the past.
>
To amplify on what he above method offers --
Using <cfcache> is aother way of producing static.html from
dynamic/cfm. You can have periodic updates of the statics.
No problem naming and copying cached .tmp files as the
.map file has all the info necessary.
This would work better in some circumstnaces than others ...
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