Typically I'll use Virtual Directories (or Alias in Apache) for this, to
ref the SiteSpecific folder, and use ExpandPath("/SiteSpecific") to
build out absolute paths for internal app use. No db interaction
required, pathing automatically changes if the server config changes.
(Not sure how this works in an S3 scenario, as I haven't had the opp to
try yet).
<img
src="/SiteSpecific/#APPLICATION.site.siteId#/assets/images/siteheader.jpg"
title="#APPLICATION.site.displayName#" />
FileWrite(ExpandPath("/SiteSpecific") & "\" & APPLICATION.site.siteId &
"\assets\documents\nav.xml",REQUEST.navigation);
Steve 'Cutter' Blades
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Advanced Macromedia ColdFusion MX 7 Developer
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