Hi Ryan,
Actually, I believe there ARE issues with CustomTags and vase. My
understanding is that you can REFER to the tag using any case you want, but
the actual file MUST be all lowercase. CFINCLUDEs don't seem to care one way
or the other. ;-)
Is that right, gurus?
You will probably also find case issues with database tables and columns.
I'm using Oracle, and it wants all UPPERCASE for COLUMNS, etc.
Apart from that, everything looks ok.
I use app_server.cfm to define variables specific to an individual
installation of an app on a particular server. In other words, when I'm
developing on a Windows box, my app_server.cfm has request variables
WebRoot, FileSystemRoot, PathDelimiter, and a few others. This is separate
to the app_globals.cfm, which I like to remain identical from server to
server.
So... what's the database? Any interesting experiences with openSource
databases, CF and Linux?
Lee (Bjork) Borkman
http://bjork.net ColdFusion Tags by Bjork
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From: Ryan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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I havn't run in to any case issues yet. I don't know if when do you a
CFINCLUDE you must use the ExAcT case or not. I know that with custom
tags it doesn't matter. If the file is named sendemailout.cfm you
can call it as CF_SendEmailOut...
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