If you need to work out which class file is your specific template, I
have a neat little CF snippet that will tell you. Let me know if you
want the code.
On 8/5/05, S. Isaac Dealey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If a custom tag has been changed and deployed to a
production enviroment
but has the
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S. Isaac Dealey info
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08/04/2005 09:32 PM
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Subject:Re: Quick easy custom tag question
If a custom tag has been changed and deployed to a
production enviroment
If a custom tag has been changed and deployed to a production enviroment
but has the old version cached is there a way to force it to recognize the
new version without restarting the server to clear cache?
Thanks,
CC
ugh, what kind of custom tag? is in a cfx? Java based ones may
require a restart but pure CF ones shouldn't, unless perhaps you have
Trusted Cache on.
DK
On 8/4/05, Casey C Cook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If a custom tag has been changed and deployed to a production enviroment
but has the old
If a custom tag has been changed and deployed to a
production enviroment
but has the old version cached is there a way to force it
to recognize the
new version without restarting the server to clear cache?
Hi Casey. If it's a CFML tag, check the ColdFusion directories for a
directory
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