Have farcry_core, fourq and farcry_aura in the web heirarchy. Also have two other app sites in that same dir, one called app1 the other farcry_test
If you are running from the one host eg localhost, you can only log in to one FarCry site at a time. The apps.cfm file determines which site you can currently log in to.
In your case, assuming you are running localhost, your apps.cfm file would like this:
<cfscript> stApps = structNew(); stApps['localhost'] = 'app1; //stApps['localhost'] = 'farcry_test'; </cfscript>
farcry_test is commented out which means you can only log in to app1. Need to log into farcry_test then simply switch which is commented out.
This approach is only used if you are running from the one host. If you had a host header for each site, eg app1.cleverthinking.net and farcrytest.cleverthinking.net, then your apps file would look like this:
<cfscript> stApps = structNew(); stApps['app1.cleverthinking.net'] = 'app1; stApps['farcrytest.cleverthinking.net'] = 'farcry_test'; </cfscript>
No need to comment out any entries here. To login you would browse to app1.cleverthinking.net/farcry and farcrytest.cleverthinking.net/farcry.
Third case is if you are running from the root of the webserver, then you don't need an apps.cfm at all.
Hope that helps :)
-Brendan http://farcry.daemon.com.au
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