Thanks Sam - that seems like a good idea. >You can do this with CF: > >Copy the folder to the new folder. > >Do a cfdirectory call to get all files in the new (or old) folder. > >Loop over and write a file to the old folder that has something like: > <cflocation url="../newfolder/#file#"> > >Test! > >You may also want to look at using cfheader and a status code of 302 >(I think) as that will tell browsers and search engines that the page >has moved permanently. See Google for more. > >Cheers, > >Sam Farmer >http://samfarmer.instantspot.com/blog/ > >On 4/12/07, daniel kessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>
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