ColdFusion only looks up the directory tree if it can't find an
Application.cfm. As soon as it finds one, it stops.
Just <cfinclude> the parent application.cfm into the child one.
<cfinclude template = "../Application.cfm">
Todd
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Subject: Application.cfm inheritence
> Hello,
>
>
> Will a "child" application.cfm inherit variables, settings, etc from the
> parent application.cfm?
>
> For example:
>
>
> +Root Dir
> |application.cfm
> +---Some Subdir
> | applicaiton.cfm(2)
>
>
> will application.cfm(2) be able to get the settings from application.cfm?
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