Re: [CFCDev] Function Libraries

[Raymond Camden]

Actually I don't do this. The question was about how to put a UDF in the 
request scope so I was just showing an example. I'd assume it would be 
in the application.cfm. (Or in a file included from it.)

-Ray
Dawson, Michael wrote:
You don't use IsDefined("funcName") when placing the function in this scope?
Do you do this in the application.cfm or on each "base" page as needed.
 
Thanks 

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*Sent:* Fri 10/1/2004 11:48 AM
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*Subject:* Re: [CFCDev] Function Libraries
Dawson, Michael wrote:
 > John, can you post a snippet of the code you use to place your UDFs in
 > the request scope?  I'd like to see how you accomplished this.
 > 
 > Thanks

While I'm late to this thread, this is normally very easy:
<cffunction name="goober" ....>
</cffunction>
<cfset request.goober = goober>
or
<cfset request.udfs.goober = goober>
-Ray
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