Request scope variables only exist for the duration of a page request. They
don't consume RAM like Application variables do. And are ideal for what you
are using Application vars for.
Best defined in Application.cfm as it is executed before all other
templates: eg:
<cfsilent>
<cfapplication name="MyApp_WWW_23APR2007" setclientcookies="yes"
setdomaincookies="yes" sessionmanagement="Yes" clientmanagement="yes"
clientstorage="cookie">
<cfparam name="Request.DataSourceName" default="MyApp">
<cfparam name="Request.DatabaseTablePrefix" default="MyApp">
<cfparam name="Request.ApplicationTitle" default="MyApp">
<cfparam name="Request.CopyrightYear" default="#DateFormat(Now(), "yyyy")#">
<cfparam name="Request.FlashFormSkin" default="haloblue">
<cfparam name="Request.FlashFormSkinInterior" default="haloorange">
<cfparam name="Request.FlashFormSkinExterior" default="halogreen">
<cfparam name="Request.FlashFormBackgroundColour"
default="background-color:##ffffff;">
<cfset Request.NewLocale = SetLocale("EN_AU")>
<cfinclude template="inc_custom_functions.cfm">
</cfsilent>
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