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you could create a custom tag that acts according to your choice.<br />
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The logic is very simple.<br />
give the root folder, loop it, check for sub folders and so on. Just check the help for CFDIRECTORY<br />
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You could also use the tag that has been told by demarco.<br />
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Regards<br />
Harish(hart)
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you could create a custom tag that acts according to your choice.

The logic is very simple.
give the root folder, loop it, check for sub folders and so on. Just check the help for CFDIRECTORY

You could also use the tag that has been told by demarco.

Regards
Harish(hart)

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I use &lt;CF_DirectoryList_Enhanced<wbr />&gt; as demarco suggested, with great success.
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I use <CF_DirectoryList_Enhanced> as demarco suggested, with great success.

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I'm using cfdirectory to try to get a list of all *.cfm on my server. However, using &lt;cfdirectory directory=&quot;c:\blah&quot; .... &gt;&nbsp;only gives me whatever is in the blah folder. Is it possible to include all subdirectories?<br />
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example- in dos dir *.txt only returns results in current folder. however dir *.txt /s returns all subdirectories under that folder. 
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I'm using cfdirectory to try to get a list of all *.cfm on my server. However, using <cfdirectory directory="c:\blah" .... > only gives me whatever is in the blah folder. Is it possible to include all subdirectories?

example- in dos dir *.txt only returns results in current folder. however dir *.txt /s returns all subdirectories under that folder. 

Cfdirectory

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