But again, when I'm making the "search" circuit, I don't know that I'm the
search circuit. I think that I'm the "IT". There is no other. I don't have
to say "request.search.images". I can just say "request.images" cuz I'm the
top of it all.
Even without being an arrogant little prick of a circuit, there are problems
if another circuit called "search" gets wrapped up in the higher circuit
that called the original search circuit. Now you have 2
request.search.images vars, each one stepping on toes.
Which brings me back to my original guiding principal that everything must
be relative to itself.
De only thing I can reckon is to require that every circuit have a unique
name. If that's possible, then you can map a dir on the webserver and use
the request.search.images variable. But there's still a problem if there is
someone higher than you, calling your nice collection of circuits, and that
app has an existing "search" directory. So someone DOES have to be in charge
of the whole hoohaw after all. But the point of all this is that any circuit
call be cfincluded without any ramifications! Doh!
Anyway, somebody should step in about now and set the rickety-record
straight.
FAT NAT
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Steve Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2000 11:45 PM
> To: Fusebox
> Subject: Re: the dot notation
>
>
> Seems like each circuit could have it's own imagesroot couldn't it?
>
> If you're using dot notation to distinguish the circuit, why not just
> add a .images to it.... like this:
>
> <cfset request.search.images="http://images.funkynat.com/search">
> <cfset request.products.images="http://images.funkynat.com/products">
>
> hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.....
>
> That only works if your images are off the CF server, which
> is good, but
> not practical when getting started. Makes things harder.
>
> Steve Nelson
> http://www.SecretAgents.com
> Tools for Fusebox Developers
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