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TA-Selene #1
Re: Calling CFCs contained in the CustomTags directory
If the CFCs are within the Custom Tags directory, you do not need the full path
like you do when they are in your web root. You can just call them by their
component name and then function name. If you have multiple CFCs in different
directories with the same name, you may run into a problem, though. CF
probably starts at the top and works its way down.
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Bullarni #2 Re: Calling CFCs contained in the CustomTags directory
Thanks Selene, that was embarrassingly easy!
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