More importantly, it depends on if you are cfincluding the file or
cfmoduling it. For dsp_file.cfm, I have always included the file from the
index.
I reserve modules for a custom tag call or for what I call [extended]
Fusebox Custom Tags-- that is, when I build a widget that gets used a lot, I
make it into a custom tag. If that tag gets too big or has too many
functions, I Fusebox it and call it through cf_module...
Okay, that was probably confusing to a newer Fuseboxer-- the important thing
is to distinguish between CFMODULE and CFINCLUDE; with include, any
variables available on the calling page are available to the CFINCLUDEd
template as well. That means no caller. or request. stuff is necessary to
get the variables into the page-- they are just there.
HTH,
David Huyck
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> It would really depend on what you wanted the tag to do.
> In your case none of them really apply. As your already using it to set a
> persistant variable.
>
> If you were using the tag to update an attribute. scoped variable already
in
[... etc.]
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