As I am sure many people will tell you here in a
little bit once the list dumps its next load, you have
to use cfmodule. You cannot include a page with a
query string.
Use this and you will be golden.
<cfif not isDefined("client.userid")>
<cfmodule
template="../login/index.cfm" fuseAction="Login">
</cfif>
--- "Johnson, Russ " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone come across a situation where your
> application cannot find an
> include on 4.5? I have been fighting this for 3
> days!! I have a cfinclude
> in my dsp_footer.cfm file that calls to another
> circuit.
>
> <cfif not isDefined("client.userid")>
> <cfinclude
> template="../login/index.cfm?fuseAction=Login">
> </cfif>
>
> This will display a table on the right side of my
> page with a login form.
>
> Here's the dilemma. If I use this format, it will
> not find the include. I
> keep getting that dreaded "you cannot use an
> absolute path". Well, thats
> not an absolute path.
>
> However, if I change the link to point directly to
> the dsp_login.cfm page
> instead of the index page, it works. So this tells
> me that the pathing is
> correct but there is something else going on behind
> the scenes that will not
> allow CF to include this file.
>
> Any ideas??
>
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