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&lt;cfif listfindnocase(cgi.script_<wbr />name, 'members', '/')&gt;
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Worked great.. I should have known that! Didn't see it in the cgi list CFDUMP I did for the CGI variables.. 
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Worked great.. I should have known that! Didn't see it in the cgi list CFDUMP I did for the CGI variables..

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I have a site with a global header with navigation tabs. &nbsp;In a portion of the site I have a members only section. &nbsp;I want to be able to use an alternate tab while the url path is with in a particular section ONLY.<br />
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For example these would get &nbsp;the special header:<br />
<a href="http://www.foo.com/members/index.cfm" rel="ugc">www.foo.com/members/index.cfm</a><br />
<a href="http://www.foo.com/members/upgrade/index.cfm" rel="ugc">www.foo.com/members/upgrade/index.cfm</a><br />
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Thes would not:<br />
ww.foo.com/index.cfm<br />
<a href="http://www.foo.com/public/index.cfm" rel="ugc">www.foo.com/public/index.cfm</a><br />
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I thought id use a cfif in my header file to detect the path the user is on. &nbsp;Using #cgi.script_name# or #cgi.http_referer#.<br />
Maybe like this:<br />
&lt;cfif #cgi.script_name# &nbsp;EQ /members/&gt;<br />
show this header image<br />
&lt;cfelse&gt;<br />
show regular header image<br />
&lt;/cfif&gt;<br />
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But I wanted something more like intelligent like<br />
&lt;cfif #cgi.script_name# &nbsp;EQ /members/*.cfm&gt;<br />
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It's flawed, as it can't determine what each page would be as I add new ones. Help! Need this ASAP ...<br />
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Thanks,<br />
PM<br />

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I have a site with a global header with navigation tabs.  In a portion of the site I have a members only section.  I want to be able to use an alternate tab while the url path is with in a particular section ONLY.

For example these would get  the special header:
www.foo.com/members/index.cfm
www.foo.com/members/upgrade/index.cfm

Thes would not:
ww.foo.com/index.cfm
www.foo.com/public/index.cfm

I thought id use a cfif in my header file to detect the path the user is on.  Using #cgi.script_name# or #cgi.http_referer#.
Maybe like this:
<cfif #cgi.script_name#  EQ /members/>
show this header image
<cfelse>
show regular header image
</cfif>

But I wanted something more like intelligent like
<cfif #cgi.script_name#  EQ /members/*.cfm>

It's flawed, as it can't determine what each page would be as I add new ones. Help! Need this ASAP ...

Thanks,
PM


detecting user's url paths..

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