I'm using CF 7 and this code is not returning any files:
<cfset fileLocation = "\\server\uploader\pass-fail">
<cfdirectory
action = "list"
directory = fileLocation
name = "pass_fail_files"
>
<cfdump var="#pass_fail_files#" expand=&q开发者_如何学Pythonuot;yes" label="files in pass-fail" >
<cfoutput>#pass_fail_files.name#</cfoutput>
<cfoutput>#pass_fail_files.directory#</cfoutput>
<cfoutput>#pass_fail_files.size#</cfoutput>
<cfoutput>#pass_fail_files.type#</cfoutput>
<cfoutput>#pass_fail_files.dateLastModified#</cfoutput>
<cfoutput>#pass_fail_files.attributes#</cfoutput>
<cfoutput>#pass_fail_files.mode# </cfoutput>
I have checked to make sure that the directory indeed has several text files. But when I run the code, all I get is:
alt text http://img682.imageshack.us/img682/5603/nofiles.png
What am I doing wrong?
I've just tried this:
<cfset fileLocation = "\\192.168.8.20\websites">
<cfdirectory
action = "list"
directory = "#fileLocation#"
name = "pass_fail_files"
>
<cfdump var="#pass_fail_files#" expand="yes" label="files in pass-fail" >
On CF7, CF8 and Railo, and works everytime.
Notice I updated your code so it uses the directory attribute as directory = "#fileLocation#" as opposed to directory = fileLocation.
Trying your code, I never got results, but didn't get errors either. Changing it to use double-quotes and hashes did the trick, as it stopped using it as a variable.
Hope it helps you.
My first question would be, does the ColdFusion Service User have read access on folder?
Actually, I think your code should be
<cfdirectory
action = "list"
directory = "#fileLocation#"
name = "pass_fail_files"
>
I think right now, you're telling it to look in a directory named "fileLocation".
Assuming you've done all the latest CF7 updates/patches/hotfixes..
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