I find it helpful to have two different image directory "types". One is the
one local to the circuit app; the other is the one global to the
application. I use "images" (defining it in myGlobals) for the local and
request.images for the global. For me, at least, that works well.
Hal Helms
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-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2000 1:38 PM
To: Fusebox
Subject: Re: the dot notation
I have an idea....
how about continue to use request.imagesroot or whatever. Have a
default value in your application.cfm, then in your root index.cfm
change the value in eash of the cfcases.
cfswitch listfirst(attribs.fuseaction)
cfcase value "cat"
cfset request.imagesroot="/cat"
cfset attribs.fa=listlast(attribs.fa)
cfinclude cat/index.cfm
/cfcase
cfcase value "reg"
cfset request.imagesroot="/reg"
cfset attrbs.fa=listlast(attribs.fa)
cfinclude reg/index.cfm
/cfcase
cfcase value "MainPage"
cfset request.imagesroot="/images"
cfinclude qry_GetStuff
cfinclude dsp_DispMainPage
/cfcase
cfcase value "logout"
cfset request.imagesroot="/images"
cfinclude act_killsession
cfinclude dsp_goodbye
/cfcase
/cfswitch
Steve Nelson
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