On 11/8/05, Geoff Parkhurst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Should you be doing:
>
> <cfset instanceQuery=Instance.returnQuery() />
>
> <cfoutput query="variables.instanceQuery">
> #variables.instanceQuery.column1#
> </cfoutput>
It depends. If you are inside a CFC, you probably want to do this instead:
<cfset var instanceQuery = instance.returnQuery() />
<cfoutput query="instanceQuery">
#instanceQuery.column1#
</cfoutput>
(of course, I'd question why you would be generating HTML output
inside a CFC at that point!)
> Or even <cfset variables.instanceQuery=Instance.returnQuery() />
Again, inside a CFC you'd need to be explicit about local vs variables
(protected instance) scope. In a CFM page, you could omit the
"variables." prefix but a number of people think it's best practice to
be explicit about it.
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