Are you talking about XFB here. Probably not, I guess, because you don't have double-barreled fuseactions.

In snatdard FuseBox, I make my links relative if linking to this same FuseBox, but when linking to another FuseBox, I use absolute. Really, it doesn't matter much, as long as you have your absolute paths in variables, and not hard-coded into each link.

In XFB, you wouldn't specify the location of the index.cfm in your link. If you just call "index.cfm" or #self#, then it will point to the home app, and the two-part fuseaction will specify the target circuit.

Hope that helps, LeeBB.

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