Also, tried to find wishlist on MM's site but didn't have any luck. I was
thinking that a new cfapplication attribute would be the way to go too.
Mark
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From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2004 2:45 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Partitioning Custom Tags for multiple code lines?
> Ok, so it looks like the only thing I'm hearing is about
> cfmodule. Are there any other ways to do it?
>
> Is there a "sandbox" mode for ISPs or something that lets
> each person have there own custom tag path?
>
> No one suggested running multiple instances... does that mean
> that won't work?
You can use cfimport to bring in a set of custom tags, but then you have to
use <x:y> format.
> >What code does it break?
> FYI, besides being uglier, the cfmodule call would have to
> include a variable name in the path and I have a perl program
> that parses all of our cfm files and builds a model (stored
> in a db) of which tags are being called from where, and with
> what arguments. This makes is easy to find references to
> tags, etc and see how they are used. I guess I could hack it
> up to know about the different path structure...
>
Well, typically are calls to custom tags look like so:
<cfmodule template="/#request.appMapping#/security/authenticate.cfm">
I'm not sure how that is ugly. ;)
As for your tool to scan your pages, as long as you used the same format
(mapping + path), then it would be trivial to get it working correctly.
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