Hi, there. In trying to solve a problem this weekend, it occurred to me
that I could easily handle my situation by passing a particular URL variable
with every link on my site. Unfortunately, that would mean going through
and appending that URL variable to every link on my site, so I ended up
going with a different solution.
But then it occurred to me that I might be onto an idea for a future
project. Why not set up my site so that every link on the site has the
local variable AppendToQueryString added to it. So, every link would look
like this:
<a href="
http://www.mysite.com/subdir/file.cfm#Variables.AppendToQueryString
<http://www.mysite.com/subdir/file.cfm#Variables.AppendToQueryString> #">
In the Application.cfm, I set Variables.AppendToQueryString equal to ?noQS.
That way, any time that I want to solve a problem by adding a particular
query string variable, I can just add it on to Variables.AppendToQueryString
in the appropriate page. I can also add things across the site by changing
the default value in Application.cfm.
This is all hypothetical: for now, I have no need for it. But I was
wondering whether taking this infrastructure step is problematic for some
reason, or if there is some established better way of doing it.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Matthieu
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