see? see what happens? :) On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 4:45 PM, Dave l <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > yes Will but he might actually have more than 1 site to move so it could be > an issue (couldn't resist!) > > I do agree though that you should mirror your sites with production & just > because you use apache locally and iis in production doesn't really matter, > the goal is to make each one a root. You could make mappings as well but if > you are on shared hosting that can be a pain, it's easier to just do one in > app.cfc and then can change it once for all of them if need be. > > > > > >> >So, basically, if I don't want to rethink and rebuild my whole >> development >> >environment, I should stick with good 'ol Application.CFM? >> >There you could simply do <cfinclude template="../Application.cfm">. >> >> >> Dude, I went through this same exact issue. I fought and fought myself >> over changing my development environment. >> >> Do what I did....install apache, change a few simple settings in >> apache's httpd config file, add a few dev domains in your windows >> hosts file, and presto, you have an easy fix. We're talkin' an hour or >> less. Bam - done. >> >> Now, I have dev url's like so: >> >> local.mylocalsite1 >> local.mylocalsite2 >> >> It's sweet! >> >> Will >> > > >
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