I do not have any specific info for you, just a guess and direction to research.
My guess is that whatever is doing the indexing (a filter of some
sort) does not know that CFM files have a similar structure to .HTM
files. You are probably going to need to add cfm files to the list of
filetypes processed by the htm filter.
I have no idea how.
On 9/22/05, B G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is going to be broad, but is based on a CF problem I am having.
>
> I have an ASP search page which is referencing Index Server catalogs. It's
> a standard one I found and I believe is commonly used. I can provide the
> whole code if necessary.
>
> The Index Server appears to be cataloging both HTML and CFML pages
> correctly. The search results page returns both HTML and CFML
> appropriately. The problem is that CFM pages don't have the DOCTITLE
> information appearing. It is simply blank. This is information that would
> be contained within <TITLE></TITLE>.
>
> Here's the output code for searchresults.asp:
>
> Response.write "<a href=""" & SERVER_URL & oRS("vpath") &
> """class=main>"" & oRS("doctitle") & ""</a><br>"
>
> I have confirmed that the CFM pages do indeed contain valid TITLE data.
> This is happening to all CFM pages and no HTM pages.
>
> Anyone have any insight? Thanks!
>
>
>
>
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