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How to Create a Downloads Page using CFDIRECTORY page 5 Next, we've also applied the same steps for the list of Help files below the main downloads table, and applied a repeat region showing ALL records using the same method. The filter attribute was set to *.cfm to only show ColdFusion pages. When finished, both CFDIRECTORY data sources now appear in the Data Bindings palette for use on the page or in other Server Behaviors, Commands, Objects, or whereever you need it.
All of the CF data sources work in this same way: CFPOP for retrieving emails, CFFILE for retrieving server information after uploading a file, and CFFTP for getting the content from an FTP site. Here's the final downloads page supplying live content from a directory on the server after applying these simple steps:
Tom Muck
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