Convert CFM to HTML

Yes, this worked great! Thank you!

ssailer wrote:
> Actually, I played around with CFFILE and got it to output all of the articles
> as a separate HTML file, but the formatting sucks. I can't figure out a way to
> include formatting within the CFFILE tag. Any ideas? If there was a way to
> attach a template to these newly created pages, that would work, but I can't
> figure it out...
>


Method one. Run the CFML code like you normally do, but capture the
output with <cfsaveconent...> and save that string. <cfinclude...>
would probably simplify this.

<cfsavecontent variable="htmlOutput">
...
CFML
OR
<cfinclude ...>
...
</cfsavecontent>

<cffile ... output="#htmlOutput#">


Method two. Configure your web server to process the HTM|HTML extension
with the ColdFusion application server. Then all the search engine
don't know that these pages are static.

Actually, I played around with CFFILE and got it to output all of the articles as a separate HTML file, but the formatting sucks. I can't figure out a way to include formatting within the CFFILE tag. Any ideas? If there was a way to attach a template to these newly created pages, that would work, but I can't figure it out...

You can probably write out the CFM output into HTML by using CFFILE. I don't have the exact code in mind but that's how I would approach it.