you can use Find() and Mid() to extract specific code.
assume text.txt contains the string "this is my dog and he likes to eat
cats".
<!----- ***** SNIPPET ***** ----->
<CFHTTP URL="text.txt" METHOD="GET">
<CFSET string = #CFHTTP.FileContent#>
<CFSET start = #Find("eat", string)# + 4>
<CFSET end = #Find("cats", string, start)# - #start#>
<CFSET substring = #Mid(string, start, end)#>
<CFOUTPUT>#substring#</CFOUTPUT>
<!----- ***** /SNIPPET ***** ----->
that will extract "cats" from the string.
you might want to read up on Find(), FindNoCase(), and Mid().
-----Original Message-----
From: Alii Design [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2001 7:23 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFHTTP??
How do I display a specific area of a CFHTTP request if I know where I want
the beginning and end to be?
Rich
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