Re: application.cfc subdirectories and links

2009-04-17 Thread Adrian Moreno
IMO, your best option is going to be setting your header, footer, etc. links to absolute paths. Meaning if your application root is www.mysite.com, then all of your primary links need to point to /aboutUs.cfm. The ensures that no matter how deep you are in the site, that link will always poin

Re: application.cfc subdirectories and links

2009-04-17 Thread Peter Boughton
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Re: application.cfc subdirectories and links

2009-04-17 Thread Ben Nadel
Liz, This is not a great solution, but you could put a dynamic Base tag in the head: Main directory: Sub directory: I think that would work as a stop-gap. -- Ben Nadel Adobe Community Expert Adobe Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer Manager New York ColdFusion User Group http://www.b

application.cfc subdirectories and links

2009-04-17 Thread Elizabeth Meyer
I have used the Application.cfc onRequestStart and onRequestEnd for the layout of my site, i.e. common header, mainnavigation and footer on all pages. Now the problem comes in where I have some files in a subdirectory: (The application.cfc is only in the root directory) the main navigation (s