Hi Jeanne,
I made my own /cfdocs/global/customtags directory.
Now, you CAN'T get CF to look in two CustomTags dirs, without getting your
administrators to fiddle the registry (good luck!).
BUT...
You only need the default CustomTags dir if you want to use the <CF_XXX>
format for calling Custom tags.
you get more flexibility if you use this:
<CFMODULE TEMPLATE="#customtags#/XXX.cfm">
That will work fine, as long as you know what the CF-mapped location of your
customtags directory is, because CFMODULE expects a mapped location, not a
physical one, blah blah. Generally the top-level web- directory is mapped
to "/", so in my case "/cfdocs/global/customtags" is mapped to
"/cfdocs/global/customtags", which makes life easy enaough!!!
So, to call FormURL2Attributes:
<CFSET request.customtags = "/cfdocs/global/customtags">
....
<CFMODULE TEMPLATE="#request.customtags#/FormURL2Attributes.cfm"
You can put ALL of your custom tags in that directory, and this will work
for all of them.
Hope that helps,
Lee (Bjork) Borkman
http://bjork.net ColdFusion Tags by Bjork
-----Original Message-----
From: Jeanne Sarfaty Glazer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
....
My hosting company does not give me the ability to upload custom tags - thus
no FormURL2Attributes. Do any of you have suggestions on how to get around
this? Right now I'm making things work by not scoping my variables, but I
suspect this may get me into trouble down the road.
....
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