Thanks Steve,
Knowing the date a file was created has never been big on my list of
needs but you never know so I'll tuck this one away, but...
How do I find out what other gems are available within the
"Scripting.FileSystemObject"? Is there a winFileSystemObj.listFunctions()?
And as an extension to that, how do I find out what other COM objects
are available within the "Scripting" library(?)?
And for that matter what other libraries(?) are out there?
Sorry for the leading questions but I'm curious now and I do have a
couple of file 'issues' in the current "too hard basket" that just might
be solved using this kind of approach...
Thanks again,
Brett
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<cfset winFileSystemObj = createObject("COM", "Scripting.FileSystemObject")>
<cfset myFile = "c:\myFile.txt">
<cfset dateCreated = winFileSystemObj.getFile(myFile).dateCreated()>
<cfoutput>#dateCreated#</cfoutput>
Steve
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Subject: [cfaussie] Re: Getting the date created of a file using CF
Unfortunately its not :( It gives me last modified date but not created...
On 6/17/05, Brett Payne-Rhodes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<cfdirectory ...> is your friend...
B)
Mark Stanton wrote:
Any ideas guys - this has got me completely stumped. Only interested
in windows platform for this.
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