This might or might not help, but remember, that the path to the Flash
movie is executed / processed at runtime from the client. So if you are
using a relative path, it is relative to the page that it is loaded
within (in the browser).

mike chambers

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kennerly, Rick H CIV [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
> Sent: Sunday, October 13, 2002 12:39 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: Flash & CFMX - What's this about?
> Importance: High
> 
> 
> Will & Isaac
> 
> >Is header.cfm in a different directory (such as includes/) than your
> >Application.cfm and Index.cfm files?
> 
> First of all thanks for answering.  
> 
> You've of course hit the nail on the head. The Application (and
> OnRequestEnd.cfm--little cognitive slip there--thanks, Isaac) 
>  are in the
> base directory (not really the root in this set-up as the 
> real wwwroot is
> one level up) and the header & footer files are in the 
> /included directory
> is one level below the base directory.  
> 
> If I put App & OnReq files all in the /include directory and 
> change the
> <cfinclude> pointers Flash doesn't work.  However, if I put 
> footer, header,
> OnReq, & App in the base directory Flash does play as expected.  
> 
> I just finished one of the FastTrack to CF courses, but I 
> guess I don't have
> the handle I thought I did on this Application.cfm concept.  
> Where did I go
> wrong?  After all raw html text & some CF functions placed in both the
> header & footer files displayed properly in my original 
> set-up (App & OnReq
> in the base directory & header/footer in the included 
> directory).  They
> displayed after I added the Flash, but the Flash wouldn't play. 
> 
> I see how to make it work, but I hate not understanding. What 
> happened? 
> 
> Rick 
> 
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