= to whatever you use in the name attribute. You can then use this like
any other query.
cfdirectory Example from Macromedia site:
<!--- use cfdirectory to give the contents of the directory that contains
this page order by name and size --->
<cfdirectory
directory="#GetDirectoryFromPath(GetTemplatePath())#"
name="myDirectory"
sort="name ASC, size DESC">
<!---- Output the contents of the cfdirectory as a cftable ----->
<cftable
query="myDirectory"
htmltable
colheaders>
<cfcol
header="NAME:"
text="#Name#">
<cfcol
header="SIZE:"
text="#Size#">
</cftable>
At 12:06 AM 5/18/04, Gil Midonnet wrote:
>I'm using CFDIRECTORY to get a list of files that meet certain parameters.
>
>Sometimes one of the file doesn't exist. And here's the trouble. I can't
>seem to
>use CFDIRECTORY as a list. I keep getting the "complex object type" error.
>
>I can produce a list of a files that should exist, I would like to compare
>that to the files that do exist.
>
>Been spinning my wheels on this one.
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