FWIW, the problem came up again today, this time in an application.cfm file. Again, the xml files worked fine. All the application-scoped variables in the .ini file were created, but all were empty strings. It seems like there's some bug in the GetProfileString.
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Wow...interesting.
Definitely post back with what you find. I'm interested in what's going on there.
On 10/18/06, Hal Helms <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, they were, John. No permissions were set at all.
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Very interesting. Was the XML doc and INI in the same directory? Were there permissions on the INI (or directory as a whole)?
<<from previous>>
Yes, the backdoor to reset the app (or other scopes) is crucial to most of my apps.
On 10/17/06, Hal Helms <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In thinking more about this, why would it NOT work with GetProfileString, but worked immediately when I used an XML file? If it was saving the class files, it should have missed the XML too, no?
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Hal Helms said the following on 10/18/2006 12:53 AM:
No, Dave, I was only using it because I thought there might be some restriction on onApplicationStart. I even thought that maybe I couldn't use ExpandPath, so I hardcoded the absolute location of the file: still no luck. I tried placing the values in the application scope; I thought that might be the problem, but I see you're doing it in your code. Wow, now I'm more confused than ever! But thanks for trying to help me: I appreciate it.
I hate to ask obvious questions - are you sure you don't have trusted cache or something stuck in your server's cache? Since it didn't throw anything on the onRequestXX() method - it sounds like a cached file is being used.
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