You lost me Hal. What do 1d 2d arrays and structures have to do with the
dot notation format of extended fusebox? I was actually looking for more of
a white paper to see where this was headed. Does something like that exist?
It looks like a java directory structure. Is it? I haven't gone thru the
whole app I downloaded from your site (I think I am going to have to reverse
engineer the database to get thru the whole thing properly), but it appears
that you have an XFA that is something like home.main and home tells you
what directory the index.cfm is in and main would be that index's actual
fuseaction. Is that what yer doing? Is there some performance boost to
this instead of just pathing from the main index.cfm as usual?
Why are you paraming <cfparam name="errorCode" default="0"> on every qry_
page? Shouldn't this just go in app_locals or app_globals?
If this is really headed toward fuseactions by structures wouldn't it be
easier to build your href's and forms with a tag using cfassociate?
eg., <a
href="#self#?fuseaction=#attributes.XFA.addBookToCart#&itemNumber=#attribute
s.itemNumber#&#client.URLtoken#">Buy this book</a>
It seems to me if you are using the XFA's as some sort of java notation then
you could just send those query string parameters into a tag and let it do
the work instead of typing it over and over again
Are we really going to be doing query includes on the actual dsp_ pages
instead of the directory's index.cfm in the fuseaction case statements?
What is the point of that? Why not just have the query on the dsp_ page
then?. I think if you move this stuff to the dsp_ pages you lose the ease
of reading and head toward monolithic templates....
I know I have been buried, but did you guys change the whole structure while
I was MIA?
Please don't mistake my questions for criticism, I am just trying to figure
out where this is headed and what it is...
Nat, I looked thru fusebox.org and couldn't figure out which presentation
you were talking about.
I think I am signed up at SecretAgents, so I will go digging around the
tutorials there and see if anything there looks like this....
Sean Renet
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