I did it this way...

Set the query here...

<cfdirectory action="LIST" directory="d:\folder\subfolder" 
name="Qry_Show_Folder">


Show the files without directories here...

<select name="Cmb_FolderView" size="9">
         <cfoutput query="Qry_Show_Folder">

                 <cfif #type# neq "Dir">
                         <option>
                                 #DateLastModified# - #name#<br>
                         </option>
                 </cfif>
         </cfoutput>
</select>


HTH,

Lloyd. :-)

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At 15:40 12/12/01 +1300, you wrote:
>At 03:01 PM 12/12/2001, you wrote:
> >Is it possible to keep the "Dir" Types out of my query for cfdirectory?
> >With a filter maybe?  This is what I got's:
> >
> ><cfdirectory name="myQueryName" action="LIST"
> >directory="#request.Path.FileDir#filez\">
> >
> >and it returns:
> >
> >".", "..", "file01", "file02", "file03", etc.  Can I throw a filter
> >attribute on the cfdirectory?  I can figure out how to make it return all
> >the *.wma files, but I can't figure out how to just give me back Type=File,
> >(Type is a returned column when using cfdirectory) and not the Type=Dir.
> >And I've got it doing basically what I want, which is excluding the Dir
> >Types, with some cfifs, but I'd rather leave them out of the over all
> >picture.  Any assistance would be greatly appreciated...
>
>
>Mmm, I don't think there is a way to do it directly with the cfdirectory
>tag.  If you are runing CF5, you can just do a query of the query that
>cfdirectory returns to get all the type='file' or type='dir' records.  If
>you are not yet on CF5 you could build another query manually (using
>combinations of queryNew(), queryAddRow(), querySetCell()) from the query
>that cfdirectory returns, opnly inserting those rows you want (i.e where
>type eq "file").
>
>
>
>
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