The main issue is that the ADMIN facility is NOT set up to work automatically this way.
The way the ADMIN facility works (and this has been posted many times) is that it uses the DOMAIN (by looking up the domain in the stApps structure defined in apps.cfm in the FarCry root) to determine which sub-directory contains the FarCry instance to be administered. This would be the way most hosting companies would setup FarCry (one instances per domain - not multiple ones). Recently, there was a thread that refined a solution based on sub-directory that did not modify the core (if I remember rightly it just modified apps.cfm to also consider the sub-directory when mapping). This will be in the archives somewhere. You just need to remember, though, that a fresh install of FarCry would not put this code into apps.cfm. You would not be able to rely on the INSTALL process (for a new instances of FarCry) to maintain this code in apps.cfm (so you should always backup your apps.cfm before creating a new FarCry instance). The existing INSTALL does retain existing stApps settings for subsequent installs (by first reading the existing stApps, adding in the new instance and then writing apps.cfm back out again). Regards, Gary --- You are currently subscribed to farcry-dev as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Aussie Macromedia Developers: http://lists.daemon.com.au/
