Hi Stacey,
CFINCLUDEs are relative to the calling template.
You can get around this by using absolute references, like <CFINCLUDE
TEMPLATE="/apps/blocks/out_layout.cfm">.
That will work from any location in your tree. Unfortunately, using
absolute references has its own drawbacks, because the absolute location has
to be CF-mapped. In most cases, it's enough if you have a mapping for "/",
but that is not trivial on shared servers.
Wasn't that helpful ? ;-)
LeeBB
-----Original Message-----
From: Stacy Young [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Why is it that for my circuit apps to work properly I have to set the
app_layout include to "../app_layout.cfm" as opposed to "app_layout.cfm"
like the home circuit? I want the header/footer files to come from the home
circuit. :\
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