On 3/15/01, Jon Hall penned:
>Does anyone know of a work around for cfinclude in a shared hosting
>environment? Maybe a few guidelines?
>Because, if there is a way to limit a top root directory for cfinclude, it
>is not obvious to me...
The easiest way is to not make the path contain a variable.
<cfinclude template="path/to/document">
as opposed to:
<cfset pathtodocument = somevariable>
<cfinclude template="#pathtodocument#">
If it must be done this way, you could do:
<cfinclude template="#replace(pathtodocument, "../", "", "ALL")#">
Or do a cfif pathtodocument contains "../" and cflocation them to
some porn site somwhere. :)
Just make sure you make all your included documents at or below the
template that's calling the include so you never need to enter ../ in
your variable.
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