I have done this with some success. It helps with the
app was designed to be integrated.
For example, if you are using FuseBox (or even Mach-ii I
think), the apps are designed to run through a single file. So you can set
create an included object that calls that file as a custom tag.
As an example, our registration page is called as a custom
tag:
Students go from one page to another; the url and form
variables control was is displayed, and Farcry provides the header
footer.
What doesn't work so well is when the page actually has
multiple pages that get called on the URL, e.g. list.cfm, detail.cfm. You
can still get it to work, but you will probably have to provide a wrapper for
each page, and then rework the code to link to the Farcry wrapper pages instead
of the page to created. I was integrating Raymond Camden's BlogCFC into
FarCry (http://www.echoeleven.com/blog),
and basically gave up; I found it much easier to let it exist as a separate
application, and in his layout templates, I include the same headers/footers
that my FarCry app uses.
Scott Talsma
CTO
echo•eleven
404.845.3458
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of P-Bag (sent by Nabble.com)
Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2005 12:10 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [farcry-dev] using CF in FarCry
I did just a quick test by adding a cfset and an output in the editor, but that was just treated as text and illegal tags by the browser...
Any suggestions?
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