Check out the variables scope document that TeraTech put together for the MDCFUG:

http://www.cfug-md.org/articles/scope_worksheet.PDF

and 

http://www.cfug-md.org/articles/scope_STORAGE_analysis.PDF

At 02:14 PM 11/14/00 -0500, Greg Wolfinger wrote:
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>I've just started to research the fusebox methodologies and have found =
>them very helpful.  I picked up a copy of the new book when I was at the =
>developer conference last week.  The only part that is really throwing =
>me off is the variable scoping.
>
>It says to use the Attributes and Request scoping for variables.  Say I =
>had a action file (act_nav-trail.cfm) that is used like a custom tag to =
>create or append a session variable that keeps track of the users =
>navigation throughout the site.
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>That action file spits back to the calling template (i.e. the index.cfm =
>file) a variable called navTrail that is then passed to my display =
>(dsp_nav-trail.cfm) file.  In the action file should I set the variable =
>to Caller.Request.navTrail or Caller.Attributes.navTrail or just =
>Caller.navTrail?? Thanks, also if you know of any really good visuals on =
>the web that helps dipict the fusebox scoping methodologies it would be =
>most appreciated.
>
>Best Regards,
>
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>Greg
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>variable scoping.
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>It says to use the Attributes and = Request scoping=20 for variables.  Say I had a 
>action file (act_nav-trail.cfm) that is = used=20 like a custom tag to create or 
>append a session variable that keeps = track of the=20 users navigation throughout 
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>That action file spits back to the = calling template=20 (i.e. the index.cfm file) a 
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>of any really good visuals on = the web=20 that helps dipict the fusebox scoping 
>methodologies it would be most=20 appreciated.
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>Best Regards,
> 
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>Greg
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