Andrew...

Are you saying that you setup "one site for multiple businesses" this way?

Rick


    >  -----Original Message-----
    >  From: Andrew Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
    >  Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2004 8:53 PM
    >  To: CF-Talk
    >  Subject: RE: Help with Dynamic Directory
    >
    >
    >  Not sure if this will help you out or not...
    >
    >  But if you have one application.cfm for your entire site,
    >  you could do
    >  this.
    >
    >  <cfif not IsDefined("Application.SiteDirectory")>
    >   <cfset Application.SiteDirectory = ExpandPath(".") />
    >  </cfif>
    >
    >  We use this to setup our sites with predefined information
    >  including the
    >  images path and the site path.... It might help you with what your
    >  looking for.
    >
    >  Regards,
    >  Andrew Scott
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >  -----Original Message-----
    >  From: ColdFusion Developer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
    >  Sent: Wednesday, 1 December 2004 1:29 PM
    >  To: CF-Talk
    >  Subject: Help with Dynamic Directory
    >
    >  I am working on a script that will dynamically determine where
    >  a directory is located within an application.
    >
    >  Lets say the structure is as follows:
    >
    >  D:\www\myApp\
    >  D:\www\myApp\admin
    >  D:\www\myApp\admin\profile
    >  D:\www\myApp\images
    >  D:\www\myApp\includes
    >  D:\www\myApp\users
    >  D:\www\myApp\users\profile
    >
    >  Lets say the root of the application is configured in IIS
    >  as: D:\www\myApp
    >
    >  I know I can reference the images directory by using:
    >  /images
    >
    >  Regardless of the level a user is located within the application,
    >  I need to reference the includes directory such as:
    >  /includes
    >  ../includes
    >  ../../includes
    >
    >  The catch is, I can not have cf mappings. This should be the
    >  same in CF5, as well as CFMX and CFMX 6.1
    >
    >  At first I was going to parse the cgi.script_name as well as
    >  other cgi variables to try and determine that.
    >
    >  Does anyone know a better and more profficent way?
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
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