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Recursively Collect Files
Does anyone have experience with recursion in ColdFusion? I have a directory
of files that has a bunch of subdirectories that have subdirectories and files
in them. I need to get all the files databased, but I want to store the
directory structure with them. Is there some script someone has that will
allow me to do this? It basically needs to find all the subdirectories, open
them up one by one, collect the files and put them in a database, then open the
next subdirectory, etc, until done. Any help would be very very greatly
appreciated.
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Dan-CFTagStore.com #2 Re: Recursively Collect Files
Hi, I can help you out. Email me at [email]dan@digital-crew.com[/email]?subject=refMF The
easiest way is to write a custom tag that takes a folder as an attribute. In
the custom tag, do a cfdirectory list and if not empty, make a call to the same
tag, therefore creating your recursive nature. Regards, Dan.
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