I don't know if you saw Tom Shrek's post earlier today, so I've copied it in
here. You should be able to spider and save all the HTML easily enough. If
there's loads of CFC's you can get IE to print them all by creating a page
that links to all of them and then choose the 'print all linked pages'
option when printing. It's a bit basic, but it'll only take an hour to whip
up the scripts and might get rid of the PHB :)
Barny
Brian- try this:
<cfscript>
oCFC = createObject('component','CFIDE.componentutils.cfcexplorer');
</cfscript>
<cfdump
var="#oCFC.getCFCInHTML('SiteComposer.Globals.cfComPonents.content.content')
#">
This produces a HTML file. You could augment this by using <CFDIRECTORY> to
get a recordset of CFC files then loop over the above code and for each file
capture the produced HTML using <CFSAVECONTENT> then save the HTML using
<CFFILE>.
Hope this helps.
Thanks -
Tom Schreck
----- Original Message -----
From: "John Temm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2004 5:52 PM
Subject: [CFCDev] Printing ComponentDocs
Hi
My PHB wants me to print out my documentation he can 'read' it. I think he
is more interested in _weighing_ it... but whatever. Anyway, I am now
presented with the challenge of how to either combine all of the
componentdoc output into a nice paginated book and then print it or batch a
job to spider through each component and print it separately.
Anyone done this? Any PHB assassins for hire out there?
Chip Temm
Dir Knowledge Architecture
Conservation International
Washington, DC, USA
+1 202 912 1402
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