Well in theory the code you had should have worked just fine. The
value of the page argument will typically be /foo/zoo.cfm, and
cfinclude shoukd have worked just fine.

On 6/6/06, Ian Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why not just use onRequestStart? You can't write to the variables scope, but 
> you could load the UDFs in the request scope.
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> Yes, I solved my problem with the UDF.  But while doing so I ran into this 
> issue with the onRequest method.  While I did not need it now, I may someday 
> want to use onRequest and would like to know how it actually works.
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