Here is some scripts i wrote for homesite that do a similar thing. You can only navigate down and up to the next <cffunction in the file tho.

save each sub as a .vbs file and then add them as custom buttons to one if your quickbar tabs...right click on the quick bar,
select 'customise'
and then 'add custom button',
then 'Active script file' - point each button to your vbs files.

Open a cfc then click your 'UP' and 'DN' buttons to navigate through your CFC file.

Hope someone finds them usefull...ive since moved on to cfeclipse. These scripts just make homesite a little less painfull with large cfc's

Pat



//navigate down
Sub Main
                

        
                Application.ActiveDocument.GetCaretPos col,currentLine
                'MsgBox(currentLine)
                'MsgBox(col)
                
                for i = currentLine to Application.ActiveDocument.LineCount
                
                        If Instr( Application.ActiveDocument.Lines(i), 
"<cffunction" ) THEN

                                Application.ActiveDocument.SelectLine(i+1)
                                Exit For
                                
                        End If
                next    
End Sub



//navigate up
Sub Main
        
        Application.ActiveDocument.GetCaretPos col,currentLine
                
        for i = currentLine-3 to 1 step -1
                
If i <> currentLine AND Instr( Application.ActiveDocument.Lines(i), "<cffunction" ) THEN

                        Application.ActiveDocument.SelectLine(i+1)
                        Exit For
                
                End If
        next    
End Sub



M@ Bourke wrote:
http://www.massimocorner.com/dreamweaver/skunkworks/cf_function_nav.mxp
copied the link from another list.
just run the file then reopen DW
go to "View" > "toolbars" > "cfml function navigator"

not as good as eclipse but its surely makes DW better then without it.

M@



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