Well, I've put FormURL2Attributes.cfm everywhere, including in the same
directory as your index.cfm, and your app cannot find it. I even changed
app_globals.cfm to:
<CFMODULE TEMPLATE="FormURL2Attributes.cfm" display="no"> and that doesn't
work.
I don't get it.
best, paul
At 01:16 PM 4/9/01 +1000, you wrote:
>Thanks Paul,
>
>The config/app_env file sets an environment variable, "request.CTdir", which
>holds the mapped location of the custom tag directory.
>
>The location set in the app_env supplied is /CustomTags, which is usually
>the mapped location of the default CustomTags directory. I have done things
>this way so that anyone can use the app, whether or not they have access to
>the CustomTags dir. On Bjork.net, for example, it's a shared server, so I
>keep my custom tags in my own unique directory, and just point app_env to
>the right place.
>
>If the supplied /CustomTags setting is not working for you, can you check
>your CF-admin mappings, and make sure that /CustomTags is actually mapped?
>The only other thought I have is that it's a filename/case issue on your
>UNIX box. Could that be it? I can never remember the case rules, but my
>app uses lower case in the CFMODULE calls.
>
>Many apologies for the hassle. Let us know how you go.
>
>Thanks again,
>Lee.
>
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Paul Smith
>
>....
>I haven't been able to figure out where you want the custom tags placed.
>I've tried all the mapping combinations I can think of, but your app
>still cannot find FormURL2Attributes.cfm
>
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