Hi Ken,
I wouldn't worry too much about it. The "standard" is there for everyone's
benefit, not to inconvenvience them.
I break down dsp_ into out_ and _in (for forms).
I break down qry_ into sel_, upd_, ins_, and del_
In particular, I prefer "ins_customer.cfm" instead of qry_insertcustomer.cfm
I am wondering what to do about so-called FuseFunctions, which get CFMODULES
and return a value. ff_?
That's what I do ;-) Other people do all kinds of things. I see naming
conventions as the most arbitrary part of FuseBox. It doesn't much matter
what convention you use, as long as you do use one.
Best of luck,
Lee (Bjork) Borkman
http://bjork.net ColdFusion Tags by Bjork
-----Original Message-----
From: Ken Beard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I REALLY REALLY don't want to start a war here, I'd just like to HEAR what
other people PREFER TO DO THEMSELVES....
I realize that the standard is act,qry and dsp files.. but I'm thinking in
the particular case of the company I work for, we might want to create some
additional prefixes such as:
1. err_ (form validation)
2. lgc_ (business logic.. to get this out of the act_ files)
those i'm pretty sure we're going to use, but i wonder if there are others
that might be useful..
anybody out there like to have a different prefix for files that reference
stored procedures as opposed to having a normal cfquery in them?
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