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KJ Klosson #1
Proper paths with Flash buttons
Probably not <cf> related but I have a template that uses a <cfinclude> for a
header. The cfinclude has Flash buttons for menus. Everything is in the same
folder. But when I test it, the flash buttons seem to drop the primary folder
and head for wwwroot. I get a big CF error. Everything is relative to the
document. Why doesn't this work?
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Mike Nimer #2
Re: Proper paths with Flash buttons
What do you mean the button heads to the root. Do you have an onclick, or is
the form being submitted. Can you post some code?
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"KJ Klosson" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:d1i0ak$6kl$1@forums.macromedia.com...> Probably not <cf> related but I have a template that uses a <cfinclude>
> for a
> header. The cfinclude has Flash buttons for menus. Everything is in the
> same
> folder. But when I test it, the flash buttons seem to drop the primary
> folder
> and head for wwwroot. I get a big CF error. Everything is relative to
> the
> document. Why doesn't this work?
>
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