where I'm at right now. But I've made the
recommendation. Love the stuff.
-Joshua O'Connor-Rose
-All is Good
--- Sandy Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use fusebox, which dumps all form and url values
> to an attributes scope.
>
> You can emulate it if you don't want to make the
> move to FB.
> <cfscript>
> if (NOT IsDefined("attributes"))
> attributes=structNew();
> StructAppend(attributes, url, "yes");
> StructAppend(attributes, form, "yes");
> </cfscript>
>
> _____
>
> From: Joshua O'Connor-Rose
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2004 12:47 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: About Scoping mostly url and form
>
>
> At the risk of looking not too bright I have a
> question maybe I can get
> help, or someone can put me in my place
>
> So about scope.
>
> when I started coding CF (about 7 years ago) I
> really didn't know about
> scope at all, then I started using cgi session
> application client query
> struct form url and request scopes.
>
> But then I had a massive problems and had to change
> lots of code especialy
> when I had forms and urls passing variables to the
> same page to do the same
> thing. (mostly I had to write code to dump them all
> into request scope but I
> never put together a script to do it, which right
> now I'm sure I'll find,
> working with php fusebox form and url vars were
> dumped into an attributes
> array easily and I can probably base it on that)
>
> One day I just quit on the whole thing and ever
> since I realy haven't as
> many problems.
>
> What do you folks do when you want a variable that
> can be passed over form
> or url?
> _____
>
>
>
>
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