I may be reading this wrong, but apparently they changed files on the
server so they no longer match what you have in the development server?
If so, just use one of the freeware programs that can sync 2
directories.. instead of synching, they also can compare 2
directories. Just look for fil
You could write something that parses out cfm files looking for the
cflocation, cfinclude and a href tags and grab the filenames. Then you
could filter that to be a distinct list. Then as everyone else
suggested, search the logs to see if they have been hit recently.
Steve
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> Actually neither of those would work because I'm not checking to see if the
> links are valid, I would like to return a list of all .cfm files that are
> used within a website. Maybe that's a better way of stating what I'm trying
> to do.
Depends on how much time you want to dedicate to this yo
Actually neither of those would work because I'm not checking to see if the
links are valid, I would like to return a list of all .cfm files that are
used within a website. Maybe that's a better way of stating what I'm trying
to do.
On Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 10:44 AM, Greg Morphis wrote:
> I'll ch
I'll check out the link thanks, checking logs wouldn't help. On the server
their might be a header2.cfm and a header10232010.cfm. The
header10232010.cfm is never used so it wouldn't show up in the logs but it's
an inactive page that I'd like to remove.
On Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 10:18 AM, Russ Michae
For links in pages Use a link checker service such as
http://validator.w3.org/checklink/
For cfincludes and the likes, if they contain invalid path then the page
would throw an error, so you should check your coldfusion logs for errors
and resolve them, which you should be doing regularly anyway.
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