> application.cfm. And does that mean that I can still use the
> cf_applicationtag?
It is a common misperception that the cfapplication tag only works in Application.cfm. In fact, you can use it anywhere.
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>> application.cfm. And does that mean that I can still use the
>> cf_applicationtag?
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>It is a common misperception that the cfapplication tag only works in Application.cfm. In fact, you can use it anywhere.
>
Does CF still look for an application.cfm page to process?
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>> application.cfm. And does that mean that I can still u
>> From: Dwayne Cole
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>> application.cfm. And does that mean that I can still use the
>> cf_applicationtag?
>
>It is a comm
In Fusebox 3, the cfapplication tag is normally placed in the fbx_settings file.
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