I have two very similar web sites running off the same server. Both have an Application.cfm file in their root directory with a couple of CFSETS indicating exactly which site is which.
The shared .cfm files are in a virtual directory called 'shared', running IIS on NT4.
On a file in the root directory, using a variable defined in the Application.cfm file is fine. If I try and access the same variable from .cfm in the shared directory, it barfs.
Can I glean from this that Application.cfm does not work over virtual directories?
The only other solution I can think of is by having a dummy file in the root of both sites and using CFFILE to check for the existance of said, and therefore know which site it is servicing.
Argh!
Garry
The shared .cfm files are in a virtual directory called 'shared', running IIS on NT4.
On a file in the root directory, using a variable defined in the Application.cfm file is fine. If I try and access the same variable from .cfm in the shared directory, it barfs.
Can I glean from this that Application.cfm does not work over virtual directories?
The only other solution I can think of is by having a dummy file in the root of both sites and using CFFILE to check for the existance of said, and therefore know which site it is servicing.
Argh!
Garry
