> I agree with the descriptine file names, etc., but what's
> wrong with naming
> it *.udf?
People could download and view your UDFs. I've even used .cfm extensions
on xml files for that reason. I also have a system in place where any
file with a 3-letter prefix and underscore (e.g. act_deleteaccount.cfm)
cannot be run directly. You do this by placing
<cfif REFind("/..._", CGI.SCRIPT_NAME)>
<cflocation url="">
</cfif>
in application.cfm . This is similar to a technique in fusebox where you
force everything thru index.cfm .
Matthew Walker
http://www.matthewwalker.net.nz/
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