[cfaussie] Re: Include application.cfm

[Brett Payne-Rhodes]

Let me preface my comments by saying that "given the directory structure 
that you have provided" I would have thought that you wouldn't want code 
in these directories being 'executed' via a URL. It's an assumption, 
possible wrong. My comment is that in this situation I have used 
aaplication.cfm files to simply redirect the visitor to a more 
appropriate place in the web directory.

Anyway, an alternative to including all the application.cfm files all 
the way back up the tree would be to stick with application.cfm file in 
the root directory and have files in the sub-directories called 
something like applicationInit.cfm. Then in application.cfm (in the 
root) I would traverse down the tree including the applicationInit.cfm 
file - if they existed. That way your entry point is always the same and 
in your applicationInit.cfm file you can safely assume that your 
application has been defined. If you work bottom up you're never quite 
sure...

Just my $0.02 worth...
Brett
B)
Taco Fleur wrote:
Any reason not to include application.cfm in another application.cfm?
 
Currently I have something like:
 
web/application.cfm
web/object/application.cfm
web/object/function/application
 
each application.cfm includes the one above
 
Just looking for some feedback I have not thought of yet ...
 
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Taco Fleur
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http://www.webassociates.com <http://www.webassociates.com/>
 
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