When extending Application.cfc through a root proxy How to prevent <cfincludes> from breaking?

Question

I am switching to using the Application.cfm application in Application.cfc, and I am using the Ben Nadel method to expand my application into a subfolder using the application proxy. ( link to the article )

The problem is that when I load the page into a subfolder, all the cfinclude tags that call in the root Application.cfc file cause a "Could not find the included template ..." error message. (Include intentionally at the top of the component so that I can set specific application variables)

Here are a few requirements:

• The application must be running without access to the ColdFusion administrator.
• The application may or may not be located in a subfolder of another site (for example, www.example.com/or localhost / mysite /)

Here is the file structure:

• /application.cfc
• /include_me.cfm
• /index.cfm
• /sub/application.cfc
• /sub/application_rootProxy.cfc
• /sub/index.cfm

Root Application.cfm:

<cfcomponent
    output="false"
    hint="I define the application settings and event handlers.">
 
 
    <!--- Define the application settings. --->
    <cfset this.name = "TestApplication" />
    <cfset this.applicationTimeout = createTimeSpan( 0, 0, 10, 0 ) />
 
    <!---
        Store the path of the current template. We want to see if
        this shows up as the root template or the sub template.
    --->
    <cfset this.ROOT_currentTemplatePath = getCurrentTemplatePath() />
    
    <!--- Set a variable to indicate that the included file hasn't been run yet --->
    <cfset this.includedFile = "no" />
    
    <!--- include the file --->
    <cfinclude template="include_me.cfm" />
 
    
    <cffunction
        name="onApplicationStart"
        access="public"
        returntype="boolean"
        output="false"
        hint="I initialize the application.">
 
        <!--- Set some app variables for testing. --->
        <cfset application.ROOT_onApplicationStart = true />
 
        <!--- Return true so the page can process. --->
        <cfreturn true />
        
    </cffunction>
 
 
    <cffunction
        name="onRequestStart"
        access="public"
        returntype="boolean"
        output="false"
        hint="I initialize the request.">
 
        <!--- Set some request variables for testing. --->
        <cfset request.ROOT_onRequestStart = true />
 
        <!--- Return true so the page can process. --->
        <cfreturn true />
        
    </cffunction>
 
 
    <cffunction
        name="onRequest"
        access="public"
        returntype="void"
        output="true"
        hint="I process the user request.">
 
        <!--- Define arguments. --->
        <cfargument name="script"type="string" required="true"hint="I am the request script." />
 
        <!--- Output the current THIS collection. --->
        <cfdump var="#this#" label="THIS" />
 
        <!--- Include (execute) requested script. --->
        <cfinclude template="#arguments.script#" />
 
        <!--- Return out. --->
        <cfreturn />
        
    </cffunction>
 
</cfcomponent>

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Root Include_me.cfm:

<!--- update the value so we know the file was indeed included --->
<cfset this.includedFile = "yes" />

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Subfolder Application.cfc

<!--- extends the application so we can make changes when needed --->
<cfcomponent extends="application_rootProxy">
	
	<cfset this.SUB_currentTemplatePath = getCurrentTemplatePath() />

</cfcomponent>

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Root proxy file subfolder:

<cfinclude template="../application.cfc">

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What is the correct way to enable cfinclude tags in a .cfc base application when you access the application through a root proxy?

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Answer 1

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<cfcomponent>
    
  <cfinclude="include_me.cfm">
    
  ...

</cfcomponent>

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, :

<cfcomponent>
  
  <!--- call the method which includes the file --->
  <cfset includeFile() />
  
  <!--- new method for including the file --->
  <cffunction name="includeFile">
  
    <cfinclude="include_me.cfm">
    
  </cffunction>

  ...
  
</cfcomponent>

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Answer 2

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: https://gist.github.com/daccfml/3ed091c62d688595d66e

/Application.cfc

component {
    writeOutput("#getCurrentTemplatePath()# called<br>");
    include "inc.cfm";
}

/inc.cfm

<cfoutput>#getCurrentTemplatePath()# called<br></cfoutput>

/ApplicationProxy.cfc

component extends="Application" {
    writeOutput("#getCurrentTemplatePath()# called<br>");
}

/sub/Application.cfc

component extends="ApplicationProxy" {
    writeOutput("#getCurrentTemplatePath()# called<br>");
}

/sub/test.cfm

<cfoutput>#getCurrentTemplatePath()# called<br></cfoutput>

:

C:\wwwroot\Application.cfc

C:\wwwroot\inc.cfm

C:\wwwroot\ApplicationProxy.cfc

C:\wwwroot\sub\Application.cfc

C:\wwwroot\sub\test.cfm

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