Hi Paul,
As app_globals.cfm is in the config directory, your CFMODULE call would be
expecting the tag to live in that directory too. If you put it THERE, and
it still can't find it, I can only guess that it's the filename case (is it
a UNIX box?). As I said, my code would be expecting lower-case filenames.
Anyway, I used CFMODULE with the intention of making the code easier to
install for all those people who can't access the CustomTags directory on
shared servers. If it's turning out to be more hassle than help, then just
change the two CFMODULE calls to CF_ format custom tag calls. If anyone
else is having similar problems, let me know, and I'll get rid of the
CFMODULE calls in the original.
Thanks,
LBB.
>From: Paul Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>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.
>
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