Oh drat, speaking of sleep.... I can't even spell it :-(
(there's just too much to get done, and I'm single, so there's no one
nagging me to come to bed)
Anyway, separate frames with queries of identical names should not cause a
problem, since each frame (page) is a separate call to CF, as is any HTTP
1.0 process.
Dain Anderson
Caretaker, CF Comet
http://www.cfcomet.com/
----- Original Message -----
From: "Erika L Walker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2001 2:14 AM
Subject: Frames and Cold Fusion....
> Now, I very rarely use frames. In fact, we're on our 35th different web
> app/site and I've only used frames for two of them. And likely improperly
at
> that. I hate them. They are a pain. I hate the extra files. ** GAG! **
>
> Anyway, I now have a curious question.....
>
> Say I have a frameset. Let's call it, frameset.cfm --- this file calls,
> body_frameset.cfm.
>
> In body_frameset.cfm, I have a query. Selects some data from a table where
> the ID = a session.member (which is a user's reference #). Nothing fancy.
> The name of the query is getData.
>
> Now, some stuff goes on in body_frameset.cfm, and a button is clicked that
> calls a JavaScript function which is located in the frameset.cfm, because
> <base target="_parent"> exists in body_frameset.cfm and that where the
> JavaScript has to go.
>
> The JavaScript needs some data from the database as well. So, in the
> frameset is another query, same scenario as above. Do the two queries have
> to have different names? Because both are being run when the page loads,
> what if they were the same name? Or, because technically, it's really two
> different files, it doesn't matter that the queries are the same name?
>
> Does this babble make sense?
> I don't have an error of any kind, and the page works great, I just
haven't
> tried it with the query being the same name (live site and all that).
Every
> browser/platform behaves differently and I was wondering if anyone had
some
> excellent experience with this type of stuff. (Framed websites, passing
data
> through framesets, etc.)
>
> Erika
>
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