Joy,

If you look at the path/file info in the error messages, the server is 
making reference to two .cfm files with the same name that exist in 
different subdirectories of the CustomTags directory.  The CF engine will 
automatically search down through the subdirectories of the CustomTags dir. 
if a custom tag is called and the engine can't find it in the local 
directory (where the calling .cfm is located) or in \CustomTags.

The problem is that with two files with the same name (info.cfm or 
example.cfm in these cases) only one tag can be found automatically by the 
engine.  It appears that the engine searches the CustomTag subdirectories 
alphabetically so it will find info.cfm in CF_Auto... before CF_Quick... 
.   Its actually really cool that the engine is smart enough to see this 
and warn you about it.

 From the names of the files, it doesn't look like this is really very 
important; I would imagine that these files are not the actual custom tags 
in question but merely contain related info, examples, etc.  You will want 
to confirm that though.

Clear as mud?? ;)
Kevin

At 07:22 AM 4/11/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Can anyone explain these warnings that have started appearing in the
>application.log file every time the ColdFusion Application Server is started?
>
>Joy
>
>"Warning","TID=109","04/10/00","16:50:55","In a CF_TagName construct custom
>tag file 'C:\CFUSION\CustomTags\CF_AutoPopulate\info.cfm' will occlude
>custom tag file 'C:\CFUSION\CustomTags\CF_QuickCounter\info.cfm'." 2
>
>"Warning","TID=109","04/10/00","16:50:55","In a CF_TagName construct custom
>tag file 'C:\CFUSION\CustomTags\CF_BrowsCap\example.cfm' will occlude
>custom tag file 'C:\CFUSION\CustomTags\cf_pointermouseover\example.cfm'."

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Kevin Marshall
Web Application Developer
eCalton.com, Inc.
Vero Beach, FL
www.ecalton.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
561.569.4500

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