> I have a verity collection and it is picking up some cfm code. Now of course 
> i can take out > the .cfm & .cfml in the collection code but then it doesn't 
> index actual .cfm pages which is > needed (Like this-page.cfm)
>
> The only cfm code it seams to be picking up is inside of cfscript blocks and 
> so in the
> results you get something like:
>
> page linktransfer = application.transferFactory.getTransfer();
> qRecords = transfer.list("Admin.Press", "date", false); strTitle = "site 
> title";
> strDesc = "site desc";
>
> anyone got any ideas of getting rid of that source code?

As Adrian mentioned, if you index .cfm files directly, you're indexing
source code, not generated output. CFML tags won't show as readily
because the browser will ignore them, but I'm betting they're there.

To index generated output, you have to crawl HTTP URLs. The vspider
utility will let you do this, but the bundled version of vspider has
some significant limitations.

If crawling HTTP content is important, you might take a look at the
Google Mini, which is an appliance that does exactly this.

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