I would think you'd do it the other way around, and translate
the meaningless text to a real fuseaction. Otherwise, what a
b-otch it would be to edit that index.cfm file.
But that's a great idea. You could cache it in the Application
scope, too.
-Erik
>
> Why not just use a structure that translates the fuseaction to the
> "meaninless" text", and then all you have to do is change the
> values in the
> structure. You could even load up the structure from your DB!
>
> For example:
>
> In app_globals.cfm do this:
>
> <CFSCRIPT>
> FuseActions=StructNew();
> StructInsert(FuseActions, "main", "ehaldllflad");
> StructInsert(FuseActions, "insert_new", "dkkgkakdkaksdf");
> StructInsert(FuseActions, "delete_job", "dkgkgfksdkwektkvfkf");
> StructInsert(FuseActions, "check_security", "aksdfa;lsdfkj");
> StructInsert(FuseActions, "update_job", "jkjj3j12j4jrjsj");
> </CFSCRIPT>
>
> In your code/pages when you want to go to a fuse action, do this:
>
> <a href="index.cfm?FuseAction=#FuseActions.main#">Go Home</a>
>
> OR
>
> <CFLOCATION url="test.cfm?FuseAction=#FuseActions.main#">
>
> In your index.cfm, do this:
>
> <CFSWITCH expression="#Attributes.FuseAction#">
>
> <CFCASE value="#FuseAction.main#">
> do main menu stuff
> </cfcase>
>
> </cfswitch>
>
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