Well the site is being hosted by cfmxdeveloper.co.uk, and I purchased a
sandbox yesterday, the support guy said that I should be able to now use
disabled tags such as cffile.
Do you think that I would need to speak to the support at
cfmxdeveloper.co.uk again to find out?

Simon Alexander
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is this tag enabled in the CF Administrator?


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Hi I am just getting into Coldfusion and have just purchased a sandbox, so
that I should be able to use things like cffile.

However when using the command I am getting an error message which says
that
the Template is denied access to cffile. I have tried different actions in
the cffile tag and still get the same message.

Here is the code I am using.

<!---1. We want to work with the employees.xml file, --->
<cfset varFile = expandPath("employees.xml")>
<!--- which is in the same folder as this CF template --->
<!--- 2.Read Xml file into a string called MyXmlCode --->
<cffile action="read" file="#varFile#" variable="MyXmlCode">
<!--- 3. Parse the XML into an XML "object" --->
<!--- (very similar to a CFML Structure) --->
<cfset MyXml = XmlParse(MyXmlCode)>

I know that this should be very simple but am I missing something out? Any
help is appreciated.

Kind Regards

Simon Alexander
Web Developer





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