I don't believe you can do this, short of reading the scheduled tasks out of
the registry. I've done something similar, presenting the user with an
interface to schedule a few templates, keeping the schedule information in a
database. This is probably simpler than other alternatives, anyway. The
only difficulty here might be if an administrator deletes or modifies a
task, then the actual schedule is different than the db. One nice thing
about the action="update" behavior is that CF doesn't care if you're
creating a new task or updating an existing one... so you don't get an error
if you think you're updating an existing task that doesn't exist or if you
think you're creating a new one, when one already exists. Similarly, CF
doesn't complain if you attempt to delete a task that doesn't exist.
Jim
----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Benoit" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2000 2:47 PM
Subject: RE: Confused about CFSCHEDULE
> Yes, it was the scheduler refresh that was throwing me off. I was
expecting
> to see the scheduled event in the administrator quicker than it was
> appearing. If I waited the 15 minutes, it showed up.
>
> Is it possible to poll a scheduled task by it's name, and present the
> results without having to view them in the adminstrator? I was hoping I
> could make a web form which would allow a user to insert their task ID,
and
> edit the schedule manually. I suppose I could do it if I save the results
> to a DB, just wishing for something simpler.
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