That was it - there was a default mapping i overlooked on that machine to \ -
removing it fixed the problem.
Sometimes you can stare at things too long!
1 :
2 : cfinclude template=/application.cfm
3 :
For my life, I cannot figure out why. On the server that DOES
work, we have no
So true...
On 5/11/07, Ben Shichman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That was it - there was a default mapping i overlooked on that machine to
\ - removing it fixed the problem.
Sometimes you can stare at things too long!
~|
hmm...
Depending on the App you might get away with a CF mapping instead, but the
issue is simple.
All it is, is a directory structure that will be included as part of the
website. So when the code is run in there it should run using the same
Application.cfm / Application.cfc that is used from
1 :
2 : cfinclude template=/application.cfm
3 :
For my life, I cannot figure out why. On the server that DOES
work, we have no special CUSTOM TAG PATHS, no MAPPINGS,.and
it works joyfully - its only on this new server.
I'm fairly certain you're wrong about that. Any time you use a
ugh...this would be part of best practices...along with removing most of the script
mappings too. YMMV though
Doug
-Original Message-
From: Robert Orlini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 01, 2003 10:40 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT: IIS virtual directories
With IIS 5.0,
With IIS 5.0, can I delete the IISADMIN, MSADC and printers virtual
directories
w/o any problems to our website? I don't do any administration of the
site except
directly on the machine. Also, can I delete the Admin Web Site? What
is it used
or?
Run the IIS Lockdown utility first on a
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