> I haven't read anything about using frames with fusebox. I write intranet
> applications that usually have a menu bar and a "work area". I have just
> started using Fusebox. So, now the work area would contain the fusebox
and
> the menu bar would contain links to the index.cfm with different
fuseActions
> defined.
> Has anyone else addressed this problem? Is there a better way to handle
it?
> Are frames and fusebox not suppose to mix?
> Thanks for any help. Ralph
>
>
How's this for a suggestion???
1) Default page on the website is index.html instead of index.cfm.
2) Build a navigation circuit into your application
3) Set the default case in your home index.cfm to be a redirect to the
index.html (so that if anyone goes to index.cfm the frame is inserted)
4) In your index.html call the navigation circuit in one frame and your main
work area in the other frame.
5) In the rest of your application if you want to update your menu frame,
use CFMODULE to call the navigation frame and pass the name of the frame as
a parameter (or set the name of the frames as global variables) and use
Javascript to update the menu frame?
Otherwise the navigation is pretty much straight forward links to your
fuseactions in index.cfm using the global variable to name the target frame.
Hope that helps....
Regards
Stephen
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