If you have used cflocation to move from one circuit to another once the
user has logged in, then yes, you are still in that circuit unless you
explicitly tell the link you want to go somewhere else. My guess however is
that this is not what you are doing and that the index.cfm file you are
referring to is the last one requested, so you never left this cicruit after
the user logged in. This means that this circuit probably does not have an
"EditRead" Fuseaction so you are getting the Default Case Fuseaction, which
is probably the circuits "home" page.
The key, if I am understanding correctly, is to either route everything
through your root index.cfm (ala XFB) or simply use cflocation (specifically
url_ files to keep with the FB methodology) to move to the new circuit.
Once there, referencing index.cfm will always reference that circuit, not
another.
Does that make any sense?
-----Original Message-----
From: Janine Jakim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 09, 2001 3:00 PM
To: Fusebox
Subject: Novice question
I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong although I'm sure it's something
easy....I have a homepage. The person can click on a link to login. They
are sent to a login page. Once logged in they are sent to a specialized
menu. When I click on a link on this menu I get sent bck to the original
homepage. I think what's happening is the index is still being read by the
login folder not the new folder that holds the menu?
On the menu I have
<A HREF="Index.cfm?fuseaction=EditRead">Edit Reading</A>
Instead of going through the current index and sending it to the edit page I
get sent back to original homepage. I have tried adding the name of the
current folder in front of the index /grades/index..... but that isn't it.
Any ideas?
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