> On Tuesday, Oct 22, 2002, at 19:20 US/Pacific, S. Isaac
> Dealey wrote:
>> Quick question for anyone using *nix and / or Apache.
>>
>> Using IIS on a windows server, file paths can be
>> specified in <cffile>
>> and
>> <cfdirectory> using / or \ interchangeably. I'm guessing
>> this isn't
>> true for
>> *nix servers, but I wanted to verify this before I put a
>> ton of work
>> into a
>> modification that may not be necessary to support *nix
>> servers.

> I'm not sure about the \/ issue (I'd expect only / to be
> supported) but you will also need to be aware of case
> sensitivity - we've adopted a "lowercase only" filename
> policy (with two notable exceptions: Application.cfm and
> OnRequestEnd.cfm) for *all* filenames associated
> with the system.

Yep, that's what I've started doing also... I'm still in the process of
weeding out all the obscure places where I've used a file path in a bit of
javascript that's not all lower case.


Isaac
Certified Advanced ColdFusion 5 Developer

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