Define two mappings in CFAdmin
\root1 - d:\root1
\root2 - d:\root2
Then use these mappings in the program.
<cfinclude template="\root1\subdir\test.cfm"> should then work.
When you have the \subdir\test.cfm in there, the webserver assumes that it
is the actual root. Set up the mappings in CFAdmin to save yourself
headaches.
-----Original Message-----
From: Newman, Frank (OD) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 7:26 AM
To: CF-Server
Subject: Multiple sites, one box and CF Server
I am running CF server on a single NT 4.0 box hosting multiple sites. Here
is my configuration:
Site A : IP 10.0.0.1 with DNS www.server1.com and root d:\root1
Site B: IP 10.0.0.2 with DNS www.server2.com and root d:\root2
my problem is that when I use the <cfinclude> tag in d:\root2 with an
absolute path, it tries to include files from d:\root1. For example, when
is use <cfinclude template="/subdir/test.cfm"> in d:\root2, CF server wants
to grab d:\root1\subdir\test1.cfm when it should be grabbing
d:\root2\subdir\test1.cfm.
The CFADMIN program gives you a way to set your root but it looks like you
can only have one. Anyone have a solution to this problem other than using
relative references in your cfinclude tag?
Thanks in advance...
Frank Newman
Web Developer
National Institutes of Health
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