I missed it because my understanding of fourq was more of a content manager. Having types inherit from fourq didn't seem logical. Calling fourq through the type seems like an unneccesary dependancy.
I guess what I was looking for was a method which is further abstracted from the fourq ones (e.g. don't need dsn, dbowner etc)... don't mind me, i'll just use the fourq one.
-- tim
Lucas Sherwood spoke the following wise words on 21/02/2004 8:12 PM EST:
Forgive me, it is early and I hav't had coffee but don't all cfcs that inherit from the type cfc, inherit the getmultiple method from the fourq cfc?
Your type inherits types.cfc which inturn inherits fourq.cfc So you should be able to call something like this... stResults = obj.getMultiple(dsn=application.dsn,dbowner=application.dbowner,conditions=s tProps,OrderBy='title');
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