Then you've got to surround these links with <cfoutput> tags.
I wish Macromedia would create a new CF tag ...
<cfa href> (or <cfhref>)
This way you could include variables in HREF tags without the need to use
output tags, a la <cfinput>
Which brings up another wish list item ... in Studio, if you select a file
from the resource pane and drag it onto a open template page, studio creates
a <a href> link. That's fine, but I would like to drag the file and have it
create a <cfinclude>. My suggestion for Studio is, if you drag a file while
holding down the ctl key, it puts the file in a <cfiinclude> And, if you
hold down alt-ctl, it uses <cfinclude> with your cfmapping for that project.
H.
Howard Owens
Internet Operations Coordinator
www.insidevc.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
AIM: GoCatGo1956
> <A HREF="#dirlevel#index.cfm">Home</A>
> <A HREF="#dirlevel#sub1/page1.cfm">Page 1</A>
> etc.. etc..
>
> This makes it easy, and I do it all the time.
> One potential problem is that you'll need different application.cfm for
> each directory.
>
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