1.Fusebox is a coding methodology. It's like picking a certain writing
style. It trys to maximize code reuse by structuring the way you write your
code. It also lends itself to self documentation.
2.there is a great book on fusebox called 'Fusebox: mothodology and
techniques' by steve
Seamus,
I wrote the VBScript you needed, however I have a couple questions.
Will your Title variable ever have spaces in it?
If so, you will need to change your delimiter from
a space to something more reliable like a pipe or comma.
In the sections where I response.write, you will most likely
1.Fusebox is a coding methodology. It's like picking a certain writing
style. It trys to maximize code reuse by structuring the way you write
your
code. It also lends itself to self documentation.
I've seen most of the presentations on www.fusebox.org
and understand what Fusebox is (otherwise
Hello.
I thought I would post some thoughts for you in regards to Fusebox. I have
been using Cold Fusion for almost 2 years now, and in fact in the alst year
I have been heavy into it. I started using fusebox about 5 months ago and
it is so awesome. It provides so much organization and flow
Here is a few opinions...
Pros
1. FB is great on large scale apps, this allows several developers to have
production on a single site and allows for specialty type of production.
IE: the DBA can work on queries, while the CF programmer works on the front
end of things etc.
2. Code reuse..With
Hey all,
Lets see
I started doing Fusebox before there was a Fusebox and quickly dropped it.
It seemed to produce an extremely messy control document (I guess it's
always index.cfm nowadays?). About a year or 2 after it really started to
spread throughout the CF community I joined a few
Bryannaaa no flames here. I pretty much agree with you, I am only
interested in using it due to having more than 1 developer. I can code the
Coldfusion and tell the DBA what queries I need and then just plug them in
without him having his hands in my app. But it can get a little sloppy from
I am only
interested in using it due to having more than 1 developer. I can code the
Coldfusion and tell the DBA what queries I need and then just plug them in
without him having his hands in my app.
I am currently doing a lot of work (freelance) for one client, an
agency. I'm pretty much
Gyrus,
My opinion is that of only one person, and not of several. One thing to take
into consideration is that the person(s) that succeed you may or may not
have fusebox knowledge. I for one picked it up while it was FB2 which was a
relatively easy concept to grasp. It has done a major overhaul
I'm having trouble with a query.
cfquery name=GetVacationInfo datasource=relora dbtype=Oracle80
Select * FROM tblMainEntry,tblDetailEntry
WHERE tblDetailEntry.recorddate = cfqueryparam
value=#CurrentDate# cfsqltype=CF_SQL_DATE null=Yes
AND tblMainEntry.EmpID = #client.emplid#
What happens when you run the query in the query analyzer?
DB
- Original Message -
From: Angel Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2001 1:24 PM
Subject: Referencing fields in joined query
I'm having trouble with a query.
cfquery
I am lost I have a customer login page. They login with their email
and password and once they are confirmed it takes them to a customer
shipping page where I run a query to get their shipping information.
Each customer has the ability to have several shipping addresses based
upon their
Never mind, figured it out geeesh
Doug
- Original Message -
From: Douglas L. Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2001 2:34 PM
Subject: Problem with navigation
I am lost I have a customer login page. They login with their email
and
The error was in the code referencing the query.
I misspelt Vacation as vaction.
And no matter how many times I looked at the code I couldnt see the
spelling error :-\
-Gel
-Original Message-
From: Douglas L. Brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
What happens when you run the query in
Here here. I totally agree. I am in the process of debugging a very
messy and extremely undocumented site created totally in Fusebox. Talk
about a nightmare. After sifting thru a dozen includes, I finally
tracked down the issue and am fixing it. Whoever said that FB is self
documenting must not
I have the following query and keep getting an error upon insert. The
field type is varchar(10) and the one giving an error is custNum
Error = Error Diagnostic Information
ODBC Error Code = 37000 (Syntax error or access violation)
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL
Looks like you are trying to insert numeric data as text into a number only
field. You are using 'quotes' somewhere you shouldn't be.
Quoting Douglas L. Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have the following query and keep getting an error upon insert. The
field type is varchar(10) and the one
The only numeric fields are ID, ZIP_CODE. That is why I cannot figure it
out. I have an update that is the sam and works fine on the same table and
the same columns. Here is the update.
UPDATE cust_location_info
SET custNum = '#Trim(custNum)#',
id= '#Trim(id)#',
Even crazier.I just typed this out to check and just parsed it in
query analyzer and get an error. WTF
Line 2: Incorrect syntax near '123456789'.
INSERT INTO customer
VALUES '123456789'
Doug
- Original Message -
From: Douglas L. Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL
Whoever said that FB is self
documenting must not be commenting his/her code. If this person had just
added comments to the header of each document, it would be so much
easier to track down and debug these applications.
I comment my code well anyway. I disbelieved the FB claim
of being
Didnt have () around my values to insert.
Doug
- Original Message -
From: Douglas L. Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2001 4:36 PM
Subject: Re: problem with insert
The only numeric fields are ID, ZIP_CODE. That is why
This is the actual error message even though the variable 'bannerfile' shows
as being present in the URL with a value also. I'm totally puzzled by this:
Error Occurred While Processing Request
Error Diagnostic Information
An error occurred while evaluating the expression:
Fusebox is exactly for what you are stating, bringing a style to your code.
I don't think everyone should use Fusebox, because some people do have their
own coding styles, but Fusebox does offer the ability to plug sections in
with ease that also stand alone (assuming the constraints are dealt
Hi Everyone.
I am developing a site right now, and am having some layout issues.
I am not usre if this is CF related (with the amount of output on the page)
or
An HTML oversight. What I am trying to accomplish is the following:
I have a table with a few cells and the widh set to 100%. I have a
Doh!
We learn from our mistakes don't we? heh heh!
It can also be database specific, Oracle / SQL Server / MS SQL can all differ
in syntax if not in logic.
Quoting Douglas L. Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Didnt have () around my values to insert.
Doug
If I get hit by a bus tomorrow - a good CF developer should be able to quickly
pick up my Fusebox project and run with it.
At the same time I would be able to quickly pick up a completely different
project
should I have to. Fusebox is a great way to develop not only for yourself, but
also for
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