> Ok, I've got a folder set up under my webroot named "hphomes". > > I've got another folder under my webroot named "real_estate_common". > > In IIS, I've created a virtual directory in the hphomes directory > called "real_estate_common". > > I thought that all paths created for any file inside the virtual > directory would be created as though the virtual directory were > actually inside the webroot, "hphomes"... > > However, this works: > > <link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="../css/hphGlobal.css"> > > But, this does not: > > <cfinclude template = "../css/conditionalCSSChrome.cfm"> > > Are relative paths treated different for an include as opposed to > a css link?
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