Hello again,
I saved the following url to a txt (name of file: urls.txt) file "http://localhost/linkage.cfm" and tried to index the file using the following command:
(gw -fcfm -D2 "&urls.txt")and I tried (gw -D2 "&urls.txt")
but It only indexes the first page. See the .cfm file is coding to pull urls from a access database. . .when you run the script within a url address, the list of urls are displayed, listed in the database. . .Therefore I also tried creating a urls.html page with the urls, but the html file was still unable to index past the first page. The command I tried on this was (gw http://localhost/urls.html). . .and the link I had listed within the urls.html page was (http://localhost/linkage.cfm)url, since this .cfm file runs find within a url path. . .
Does anyone have a idea what I'm doing wrong.
mt
I saved the following url to a txt (name of file: urls.txt) file "http://localhost/linkage.cfm" and tried to index the file using the following command:
(gw -fcfm -D2 "&urls.txt")and I tried (gw -D2 "&urls.txt")
but It only indexes the first page. See the .cfm file is coding to pull urls from a access database. . .when you run the script within a url address, the list of urls are displayed, listed in the database. . .Therefore I also tried creating a urls.html page with the urls, but the html file was still unable to index past the first page. The command I tried on this was (gw http://localhost/urls.html). . .and the link I had listed within the urls.html page was (http://localhost/linkage.cfm)url, since this .cfm file runs find within a url path. . .
Does anyone have a idea what I'm doing wrong.
mt