Same context.
<cfparam name="SESSION.blah" default="whatever">
Or
<cfset SESSION.blah="whatever">
But I'm not quite sure that is your question. Unless you define the scope
(session, application, etc.) the scope is always "Variables" scope (local
to the template). Read up on scoping variables in the CFDocs, well worth
the time.
Sharon
At 04:19 PM 4/26/2000 -0500, Dana Larose wrote:
>Hmm...I couldn't find this in any of the manuals, so I decided to ask you
>guys:
>
>If I have a form variable, I can call it Form.blah, if it is a Session
>variable, I can name it Session.blah.
>
>But what is the context for variables set with <cfparam> or <cfset>?
>
>I.e. if I have <cfparam name="blah" default=""> how do I do XXXXX.blah?
>
>Thanks!
>
>Dana
>
>
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