Not sure what the point is Raymond ? hehe..
I think we both agree but not sure if we are in sync on our agreement
context :).. In that if you drop Application.cfm and opt for Application.CFC
then you start your journey down the path of OO, as you're really thinking
in terms of OO composition are
I tried the same situation on my HostMySite.com account and it worked aok?
either you're on a seperate box to me or somethings a miss in the code. I
don't think Application scope is at play here as in theory if 4 people are
on the box and 3 of them are constantly clearing the Application scope,
If you need to test it, wrap the cfouput of the var in a try and catch the
error of use the isDefined() function. Also just output some non cf html or
text in the head.cfm file to text if it is actually being called or not.
Again you are using a local var so i dont see where the application
Sounds pretty strange... though I had really weird issue with
HostMySite.com as well.
Not sure if this will help but might give you ideas...
The application application.cfc extending another application.cfc
which is pretty plain sailing. Though the my application scope was
not setup correctly
ooh yeah, check your mappings as on a shared box it's a honour based
approach really..
On Sun, Jul 6, 2008 at 8:18 AM, Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds pretty strange... though I had really weird issue with
HostMySite.com as well.
Not sure if this will help but might give you ideas...
