'variables' scope, but it can reference any of the shared scopes (app,
session, server) and any of the request scopes (url, form, request,
client).
However, before you change that, you're almost always better off
passing in values to your CFCs (with the init() method), rather than
letting your CFCs reference any external variables. When you
instantiate your CFC, just pass along your DSN and whatever else, and
store it inside the CFC. That way you stick with only having a single
place to record the data (Application.cfm), and you don't have your
CFCs referencing external variables anywhere.
cheers,
barneyb
On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 21:09:43 -0400, dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i have never seen an explanation for this and maybe i am on crack again but.....
>
> say i have the db connection variables in cfc
> why wont they read from the Application.cfm file?
>
> or will they? when i set it up to read it that way it fails
>
> kinda a PITA to go into every cfc to do it
>
>
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