Hello,
If you are currently "in" Dir1 and Dir2 is a subdirectory of Dir1 then
you need this:
./ means current directory
Dir2/ is the directory you wish to access
putting them both together gets:
./Dir2/
That is the relative path *but* you must find out where it is starting from (i.e
relative to where?). I suspect that the current path that CF is in is not Dir1 but
perhaps your
application path instead maybe one level above ? You could try this:
./Dir1/Dir2/ and see if that works. (indicates one level about Dir1)
Of course all this is assuming that you have set up the virtual directory to start as
your "root"
I am just starting out with CF myself so maybe someone more versed has other ideas.
Hope that helps,
Nelson
Douglas Jordon wrote:
> I can't get my cfdirectory to find the directory I need with a relative
> address:
>
> This works:
>
> <cfdirectory action="list"
> directory="/public/webroot/TheRealWebRoot/Dir1/Dir2/" name="stuff">
>
> The tag is in Dir1, and I want a list of Dir2
>
> but I want a relative path eg
>
> <cfdirectory action="list" directory="Dir2" name="stuff">
>
> I'm a unix dummy and am trying ./Dir2, ./Dir2/, /Dir2 etc but nothing
> works. No CF error is returned, either, I just get a RecordCount of 0.
>
> Help!
>
> Doug Jordon
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