I don't believe that CF can access IIS virtual directories, you would need to create a virtual mapping in CF administrator for it.
You might want to try something like this instead:
<cfset Url.Site_ID = #Site_ID#>
<Cfinclude template="[template name]">
Thanks,
Jordan
Ryan Everhart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey is anyone still checking their email tonight? I have a CF issue here...
Can I not do something like this?
Where I basically have a Variable in a cfinclude statement?
I am trying to send the variable because the weddingweb directory is
actually a virtural directory in IIS and it doesn't recognize the
request scope variables I was trying to send to it.
Ryan
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