You could create mappings on the web server, that way no matter where
you are in the directory structure you could reference the specific
folder and file that you wanted to go to.
e.g. If you create a mapping called "folder" you could place the
following link in your code no matter where you are in the app.
<a href="/folder/file.cfm">
Instead of:
<a href=http://url.com/top_folder/folder/file.cfm> or
<a href"../folder/file.cfm>
-----Original Message-----
From: Paris Lundis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2002 1:38 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: approach to nested file locations.. menus.. and includes...
so this has been brought up in part before and I was wondering if anyone
had
successfully came up with an easy to use solution...
like most fusebox-like sites, we utilize a well defined site
architecture/naming schema...
one of the glaring parts of our universal solution and most others is
the
header and footer type pieces...
in both we have navigation (links) to certain things.... all is swell if
we
define this in long full defined server linkage.... including the img
locations ...
has anyone come up with any approach that works well no matter where a
person is making the call from within your site...?? want to move away
from
the sub_header design I have been implementing (somewhat lazily) for a
while
now...
interested in hearing approaches others have successfully employed to
work
around this.
-paris
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