Re: processing html pages as cfm pages

2000-06-16 Thread Dick Applebaum
Sounds like another job for CFHTTP. You could: 1. Leave the help pages unchanged 2. move them to separate directory 3. rename the help's index.html, default.html, welcome.html page so it can't be inadvertently be accessed 4. Write a CF template "command module" to replace the above and:

RE: processing html pages as cfm pages

2000-06-16 Thread Dennis Powers
Rod, You can never be sure that Allaire won't change something in their code. An easier way to handle your situation is to configure the Web server to process *.html and *.htm files the same as it processes *.cfm files. That way no matter what Allaire does to their code your files will be proce

RE: processing html pages as cfm pages

2000-06-16 Thread Dave Watts
> we have a help system that produces html pages and an > associated index. to provide security for the pages we > are embedding coldfusion tags into the help files. we > then hacked the mod_coldfusion.c file to process .html > pages as .cfm pages. our concern is that allaire will > change this fi