absolute paths in coldfusion

I’m using <img src=”
http://#CGI.Server_Name#//NewSite/Images/logo.gif”>
in order to create an absolute path to an image. It doesn’t seem to
work. But when I replace “#CGI.Server_Name# ” with “localhost:8500″
it seems to work. Does anyone know why “#CGI.Server_Name# doesn’t
seem to work? Is this a deprecated command? Thanks much~|||
> when I replace “#CGI.Server_Name# ” with
“localhost:8500″ it seems to

I think if you have a look @ the value of CGI.server_name,
and compare it

to “localhost:8500″, you might answer your own question.

–

Adam

|||
If you will output the #CGI.SERVER_NAME# it will give you
“localhost”.

Sankalan

(www.mindfiresolutions.com)|||
Sounds like you need to use this:

<img src=”
http://#CGI.Server_Name#:8500/NewSite/Images/logo.gif”>

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