Apache (saw your post above). Its still got my mod notes in it so you
should be able to convert it back to IIS if you want. Also looks like
I put some stuff in (the return scope for the var) that wound up being
never used, so cull it out if you like.
--
--Matt Robertson--
MSB Designs, Inc.
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CODE BEGINS HERE
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<cfprocessingdirective pageEncoding="utf-8">
<!---
<CF_FakeURL>
Creates URL parameters from values passed as part of the path (as
opposed to in the query_string). This technique helps ensure that
search engines and spiders index pages that might have been ignored
(as some ignore any dynamic URLs).
Using this tag, a URL like this:
foo.cfm/FName/Ben/LName/Forta
will be processed and two URL variables will be created: URL.FName=Ben
and URL.LName=Forta.
To use, simply place <CF_FakeURL> anywhere in your page (before the
first URL variable is needed). By default / is used as the delimiter;
an alternate delimiter may be specified in the DELIMITER attribute.
Ben Forta - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
12/1/2001
--->
<!---
Revisions to this tag for use by CMPro:
1. scoped all variables.
2. Added the test to determine if query_string_length is zero (i.e.
initial visit to home page)
3. Change the url variable setter to CFSET instead of CFPARAM (url.ID
gets a default setting in application.cfm)
4. made the scope of the returned variables variable (not presently used).
5. This version for Apache web servers uses cgi.request.uri instead of
cgi.path_info.
--->
<!---
initialize attributes
--->
<CFPARAM NAME="attributes.VarScope" DEFAULT="url." TYPE="string">
<CFPARAM NAME="attributes.delimiter" DEFAULT="/" TYPE="string">
<!---
Extract "query_string" from full path
--->
<CFSET variables.query_string_length=Len(cgi.Request_Uri)-Len(cgi.Script_Name)>
<CFIF Len(variables.query_string_length)>
<CFSET variables.query_string=Right(cgi.Request_Uri,
variables.query_string_length)>
<!---
How many items in "query_string?
--->
<CFSET variables.items=ListLen(variables.query_string, attributes.delimiter)>
<!---
Must be an even number, if odd, bail
--->
<CFIF variables.items MOD 2 IS 0>
<!---
Loop through list, pair of items at a time
--->
<CFLOOP
FROM="1"
TO="#variables.items#"
STEP="2"
INDEX="i">
<!---
Get each pair, first is name, second is value
--->
<CFSET variables.i1=ListGetAt(variables.query_string, i,
attributes.delimiter)>
<CFSET variables.i2=ListGetAt(variables.query_string, i+1,
attributes.delimiter)>
<!---
Save this URL parameter
--->
<CFSET "#attributes.VarScope##variables.i1#"=variables.i2>
</CFLOOP>
</CFIF>
</CFIF>
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