I think I may be stating the obvious here but just checking. I have an app that has an application.cfm file with various settings. I have another app in a sub-directory under that but I don't want it to be the subject of the settings in application.cfm. I assume I can just create a blank or empty application.cfm file to override the other one. Is a blank application.cfm file OK?
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