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jhuangAMA #1
Multiple Appsettings & Application files
Hi
Can you have multiple appsetting.cfm and application.cfm files in one site,
provided that they reside in different directories?
For example, can i have:
[url]www.yourwebsite.com/appsettings.cfm[/url]
[url]www.yourwebsite.com/application.cfm[/url]
along with
[url]www.yourwebsite.com/others/appsettings.cfm[/url]
[url]www.yourwebsite.com/others/application.cfm[/url]
Would this create a conflict between the files--not knowing which appsettings
or application file to reference to?
Really appreciate the help. Thanks
-Jade
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TurboMini #2
Re: Multiple Appsettings & Application files
Yes, that's fine. Any .cfm file will look for the application.cfm page in the same directory, and if there isn't one, it will start looking one directory higher at a time.
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jhcolumbia #3
Re: Multiple Appsettings & Application files
What about appsetting.cfm files? Can each directory have its own?
Thank you
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SafariTECH #4
Re: Multiple Appsettings & Application files
appsetting.cfm is not a file that CF uses as part of its own makeup like
application.cfm is. If your application requires a file called appsetting.cfm,
then yes you can have one in any directory you want, so long as you tell your
application which one to use.
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