Mark M wrote:
That's not an option in 6.0 - however the XML config file has been altered so that the system will allow multiple websites (as there are different apps on different ports)
So nope - that's not the issue.
(otherwise we'd have the same issue we did before - both www.site.com/index.cfm, and www.site.com:8700/index.cfm displaying the same thing)
The corrupt class file -- or non-updating class file is relatively common on CF6 development environments. That's why they introduced the option of NOT saving class files to disk in CF6.1.
I find it happens occaisionally if you change the webserver mapping for home or something from one app to the next.
Your best option is to upgrade to 6.1 -- or just periodically delete the CFCLASSES directory contents.
Hope that helps,
-- geoff http://www.daemon.com.au/
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