> hi, in an earlier post i wasnt able to get the session 
> variables to work. this was because my application.cfc page 
> was stored in:
> 
> /_mmServerScripts
> 
> the rest of my pages are stored in:
> 
> /overview
> 
> so i was informed that it was because it wasnt stored in the 
> same folder or sub folder. So i moved the application.cfc out 
> of its folder and put it in the root, but now none of my 
> pages work. when i try to load them they just come up blank. 
> i have tried several ways to get this to work, the only way i 
> have found to do it is to place the application.cfc back in 
> the _mmServerScripts folder but then of course none of my 
> session variables work. 

That Application.cfc is one that's autogenerated by Dreamweaver. Don't use
that for your own application, or move it from the directory in which
Dreamweaver put it.

You'll need to create your own Application.cfc or Application.cfm in the
root directory of your own application.

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