Custom tags will work if they are in the same directory as the file.
So two files a.cfm and b.cfm in same dir and you can call <cf_a> in b.cfm
(and vice versa if needs be).
Also, you can create your own custom tags folder in the web root somewhere,
and you can call it via <cfmodule template="a.cfm">
Enjoy!
Paul
PS Custom Tags folders only serve the purpose of hiding custom tags outside
of the webroot. After that, they aren't much use!
-----Original Message-----
From: Guy McDowell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: CF-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 14 June 2001 14:31
Subject: RE: Custom tag dilemma
>I could really use some custom tag functionality. Problem is, our
>host will not install or support any custom tags period. Add to
>that, that my organization is practically married to our host and
>won't change hosting.
>
>So...is there a way to implement a custom tag without it having
>to be in the CustomTags directory?
>
>Yours In Conservation,
>
>Guy J. McDowell
>Webmaster
>Ontario Federation of Anglers & Hunters
>(705) 748-6324 ext. 262
>www.OFAH.org
>
>
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