>Sure have. When I track what it's doing I think it's having >trouble in farcry_core/admin/login.cfm trying to include: ><cfinclude >template="/farcry/#application.applicationName#/customadmin/log >in/login. >cfm"> which doesn't exist. Was the installation supposed to >write some files to my farcry_test/customadmin/ folder?
You *should* have a "login" folder under customadmin, but, login.cfm doesn't have to be there. Farcry is just checking that directory to see if you've created a custom login file. I still suspect the "farcry" mapping in the cfadmin. Double check the farcry mapping in the cfadmin to make sure it's mapped to the directory one level above "farcry_core", this should be the same directory that contains "apps.cfm". If the mapping is accurate then I'd check apps.cfm next and make sure there's a structure key for "127.0.0.1" Let me know. ~Tom --- You are currently subscribed to farcry-dev as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
