Ok, after hearing and trying to get a quick understanding of the XFB
practice with fusebox, and finally getting something to be installed on my
server for looking at an example application.  I get an error where I am
getting the following message.  Now, I am confused, how can I fix this so I
can see this application work, so that I can see about adding this type of
development to my development of fusebox applications.

Error:

Physical paths are not allowed in CFINCLUDE and CFMODULE


The path you have specified (C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\xfb\Circuits.cfm) is a
physical path that points to a specific drive on your system.

Only logical paths are allowed in this context. They can be relative
(calculated from the current directory of the base template) or absolute
(calculated using the ColdFusion mappings).


The error occurred while processing an element with a general identifier of
(CFINCLUDE), occupying document position (29:4) to (29:69) in the template
file C:\CFUSION\CUSTOMTAGS\XFB.CFM.

Don

-----Original Message-----
From: lee borkman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 30, 2001 10:33 AM
To: Fusebox
Subject: CF_XFB tag, and other goodies


Hi all,

I have now posted the latest version of CF_XFB on Bjork.Net.  This is
basically a tag that hides away most of the guts of Hal's XFB architecture.
The tag comes bundled with a demo version of Hal's SimpleContactManager.
Note also, that the version of CF_AddCircuits is radically modified to
simplify things even further, and to fix one stupid omission.

I'm afraid there's nothing much in the way of explanatory included yet, but
the demo should demonstrate (what a surprise) quite a bit.

Let me know what you all think.  I apologise if anyone has been sending to
my work address (@rta.nsw.gov.au), but our remote dial-up seems to have
died, so I can't read my mail there.

Thanks everyone,
Lee.
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