creating a static copy of a site

2001-10-03 Thread Ben Whalley
Ok, I have been trying to think of ways to create a static copy of a site for Verity to index properly. At the moment it is built from loads of includes etc so if you point verity at it just makes a mess. What I want to do is include something at the bottom of every page which essentially calls

RE: creating a static copy of a site

2001-10-03 Thread Greg Jordan
-Original Message- From: Ben Whalley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 10:34 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: creating a static copy of a site Ok, I have been trying to think of ways to create a static copy of a site for Verity to index properly. At the moment

Re: creating a static copy of a site

2001-10-03 Thread BEN MORRIS
Have a different page loop through all pages on the site, call the page using cfhttp and save that as the static .htm file. Ben Whalley [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/03/01 11:33AM Ok, I have been trying to think of ways to create a static copy of a site for Verity to index properly. At the moment it

RE: creating a static copy of a site

2001-10-03 Thread Billy Cravens
a static copy of a site Ok, I have been trying to think of ways to create a static copy of a site for Verity to index properly. At the moment it is built from loads of includes etc so if you point verity at it just makes a mess. What I want to do is include something at the bottom of every page

Re: creating a static copy of a site

2001-10-03 Thread Al Musella, DPM
There is a much easier way use cffile to list all of the .cfm files in the desired directory(s), then loop through them using cfhttp to read in the text of the page. I have an html style comment in the pages that I don't want indexed that just says !-- DO NOT INDEX --.. so I see

RE: creating a static copy of a site

2001-10-03 Thread Billy Cravens
: creating a static copy of a site There is a much easier way use cffile to list all of the .cfm files in the desired directory(s), then loop through them using cfhttp to read in the text of the page. I have an html style comment in the pages that I don't want indexed that just says !-- DO