I have found I can't get a CFFORM (flash version) to work on the production server, even though it works fine in the dev environment. There's some script source issue, so to get around it for now, I've uploaded the scripts from the CFIDE folder into the site, and used the SCRIPTSRC="" attribute in the CFFORM tag to reference them. However, the only way I can get them to work is to type in the relative path to the new scripts folder - If I use a ColdFusion mapping the form doesn't work. This means it's useless to have a set of the forms used on the site in a "forms" folder to be included in any page that needs them, because there is no guarantee the relative path to the scripts will be right. Am I understanding this correctly or is there something else that I'm getting wrong and not seeing it? Can the CFFORM tag really never have an absolute path like a CFC and a CFINCLUDE can??? How else could I handle this so that the SCRIPTSRC can be a dynamic variable, thereby allowing me to re-use forms around the site in various locations? This begs the main question though - does anyone have any idea why our standard almost-default installation on a shared host wouldn't let the CFFORM tag find the scripts it needs for flash forms?? (or more pertinent, I suppose is the question .. what should we do about it?)
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