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Ok...Quick&Dirty!
There are more, but these are the points that jump to mind.....
I like to think of CFINCLUDE as a on the fly way of pasting CFSCRIPT into my current
page. The script compiles inline with the current documents cfml.
Benefit... has access to all vars in the current doc.
Problems... coordination of variables when using multiple sourced cfm files. ( you
don't want a included file changing what the programmer thought was an obscure var
that you set to different value.)
CFMODULE on the other hand is processed outside of the current document and in
essence, the final html is returned to your page. kind of like a serverside include.
Benifit... it is isolated from your current code.
Benefit... you can specifically pass vars into it.
Problem... you must pass vars in specifically
Natasha Regehr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I am just learning how to use fusebox so keep that in mind if my questions
seem kind of elementary to those of you who have been using fusebox for a
while. Ok, I was reading a fusebox book and it stated that using cfmodule
slows the program down, so the author suggested using cfinclude. If this is
the case, then can you explain to me when and why you would use cfmodule
instead of cfinclude?
Thank you
Natasha
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<P>Ok...Quick&Dirty! </P>
<P>There are more, but these are the points that jump to mind.....</P>
<P> </P>
<P> I like to think of CFINCLUDE as a on the fly way of pasting CFSCRIPT
into my current page. The script compiles inline with the current documents
cfml.</P>
<P>Benefit... has access to all vars in the current doc.</P>
<P>Problems... coordination of variables when using multiple sourced cfm files. ( you
don't want a included file changing what the programmer thought was an obscure var
that you set to different value.)</P>
<P>CFMODULE on the other hand is processed outside of the current document and in
essence, the final html is returned to your page. kind of like a serverside
include.</P>
<P>Benifit... it is isolated from your current code.</P>
<P>Benefit... you can specifically pass vars into it.</P>
<P>Problem... you must pass vars in specifically</P>
<P><BR> </P>
<P> <B><I>Natasha Regehr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]></I></B> wrote: <BR>
<BLOCKQUOTE style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px
solid">Hi, <BR><BR>I am just learning how to use fusebox so keep that in mind if my
questions<BR>seem kind of elementary to those of you who have been using fusebox for
a<BR>while. Ok, I was reading a fusebox book and it stated that using
cfmodule<BR>slows the program down, so the author suggested using cfinclude. If this
is<BR>the case, then can you explain to me when and why you would use
cfmodule<BR>instead of cfinclude?<BR><BR>Thank
you<BR><BR>Natasha<BR>------------------------------------------------------------------------------<BR>To
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