I do basically the same thing so the application picks up paths based on
which server it is running from.
I dont use expandpath() though. For me, expandPath('/') gives the wwwroot
of the CF install directory and NOT the path relative to my IIS setup.
Example...
<a href="/">asd</a> would go to the top of my web site's directory structure
which is:
D:\webroot\testing\www\
But expandPath('/') doesnt give me that, it gives:
C:\CFusionMX\wwwroot\
So I use:
replacenocase(GetDirectoryFromPath(GetCurrentTemplatePath()), "\include\",
"")
this is called from a directory just off the root of any of my applications
called '\include\' so the replace gets rid of that and leaves just the '
D:\webroot\testing\www\'
But now I'm curious... is that the normal behavior of expandpath()?
#Expandpath('.')# returns the correct path apparently... the directory it is
being called from so why does expandpath('/') and expandpath('\') return the
install directory's wwwroot folder?
I've only tested that here on my local dev box and not on the demo or
production servers.
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Bobby Hartsfield
http://acoderslife.com
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