First, thanks to Mark and Robin for your comments on approaches to staging content. I am limited to a single box at present that is used for an intranet primarily focused around content management and I've been working with the idea of having a single model (a primary datasource) and using different controllers (customtags) and views (cfm display templates) to achieve the division between dev and live sites. However, separating the backend into two databases with separate frontends may be the better solution. The current build does use a separate database for versioning so the difference between the content object count for a live site codb and dev site codb would be insignificant leading me to ask, why duplicate? Second, I have a number of templates that need to execute on a scheduled basis that do various tasks such as scrubbing un-needed content objects, unlocking content object types, etc. and these templates use a variety of both cfa_ custom tags and personal custom tags to perform their duties. When run by loading the templates in a browser, the tasks complete perfectly but when called via the CF admin scheduler, they return a 200 success with no errors in the schedule log but fail to perform their tasks. I remember seeing a similar line of discussion on the list a while back but can't track down what the reason or solution was. Any help or thoughts would be much appreciated. Cheers, Seth ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ To Unsubscribe visit http://www.houseoffusion.com/index.cfm?sidebar=lists&body=lists/spectra_talk or send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with 'unsubscribe' in the body.
