In most cases you'd probably use <cfcase> in your index.cfm. But I have done
the <cfif> thing in dsp files too. Sometimes I set the fuseaction to
something other than what is in the index.cfm before including the dsp file.
This helps me keep dsp files separate from the actions in the index.cfm
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-----Original Message-----
From: Huffnagle, Ralph [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2000 8:39 AM
To: Fusebox
Subject: Using fuseaction in <CFIF>
I have been using statements like the following in some of dsp files:
<cfif attributes.fuseaction eq "Action1">
<td>#display1#</td>
</cfif>
Everytime I do it, I get the feeling that I shouldn't be. Is there anything
wrong with using attributes.fuseaction in a <CFIF>? I am trying to reuse
dsp files, but the one fuseaction needs to show one more piece of
information.
Thanks,
Ralph
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