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I see you have given in to the dark side and joined the evil cf-talk :-) On Wed, Nov 27, 2013 at 10:23 AM, Adam Cameron dacc...@gmail.com wrote: (second attempt) Having trouble posting via email. -- Adam ~| Order

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I've been monitoring it for over a year, and have been a member for about... perhaps not ten years (because I doubt it's been around that long, but for ages). I have just seldom had need to reply, and had not noticed what few replies I had made had disappeared into the ether. But I seem to have

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No, it's been around longer than ten years. I've been lurking around in here since at least 2000 (if not a little earlier...) Steve 'Cutter' Blades Adobe Community Professional Adobe Certified Expert Advanced Macromedia ColdFusion MX 7 Developer http://cutterscrossing.com

Re: per application settings

On top of what Dave has stated, the very easy thing to remember is that we have tow paths. 1) Relative paths (used for url work) 2) Absolute paths, used for file system and loading basic CRUD on files. Anytime you setup any form of mapping, it is only ever going to be used by CF tags that need

mapping/redirect mystery

I have a site I am migrating from other host/server which is causing me a bit of head scratching. when the site loads it redirects to www.domain.com/home.cfm the issue is that home.cfm file does not exist in the root of the site, so this throws an error on my local copy. the only place there is

Re: per application settings

So Eric, unless you have modified some tomcat settings or IIS or Apache settings, then what you are saying is not true. That is, basically, the bottom line. It could be either of those, but we can't move the answer forward unless we identify which. If it *is* actually behaving the way you

Re: mapping/redirect mystery

If it’s a shared host, check the control panel for a default document setting. Depending on the CP implementation, it’s possible that there is some “magic” happening there that is performing the redirect. It’s possible the the default document has been set as the templates/home.cfm document.