Hi,
we had a similar problem since we wanted to have a scheduled job which will
add CF Session-Variables to links in our .cfm pages, which were posted by a
dumb Content Management System(no names here).
We used a custom tag CF_DirectoryList (->see devex.allaire.com) to recurse
the directories and get the filenames.
To replace the old links by the new links we used regular expressions
(ReFind).
With the help of the Regular Expression you can then change the url or even
remove the Link-Tags if the url contains an unwanted url.
HTH
- Matthias P. Wiemann
eWiemann Consulting GmbH
Tel: +49.(0)89.127.377.44
Fax: +49.(0)89.127.377.46
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> Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 30. November 2000 07:28
> An: CF-Talk
> Betreff: IP Address blocking
>
>
> I have a unique problem. I know how to keep folks from linking to my
> pages on my server, but I allow others to also post pages to my web
> servers. Their pages contain links to places I don't want
> folks going to.
> So, I could prevent them from writing their pages on my server, or I
> could search out and mangle such links. However, is there yet a
> sneakier way to let them do their thing, but I make it
> "non-responsive"
> when it gets clicked on? Or could I redirect it to some other site?
> What is the best way to proceed. /spe
>
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