Well,
you just have to amend your conflicting abbreviations. That is one slight
inconvenience that Hal's XFB imposes. You see, the request.circuits
structure is a one-dimensional space that is being used to represent a 2D
hierarchy of nested circuits. This is very useful, but does necessarily
entail a manageable risk of naming conflicts as two dimensions are squashed
into one.
As it happens ;-) I have built a CF_AddCircuits customTag that walks through
all the relevant Circuit.cfm files, and builds the request.circuit values.
This has a couple of benefits:
1) you don't have to duplicate your circuit definitions through multiple
circuit.cfm files - each circuit.cfm contains info about its direct children
only, and the rest is dug up recursively;
2) it alerts you (unobtrusively) about naming conflicts.
I'm running this code, and some other bits and pieces by Hal at the moment,
but if it gets the thumbs-up, I'll post it all on Bjork.net real soon.
See you later,
LeeBB.
-----Original Message-----
From: Patrick McElhaney
....
This is where I'm stuck. The alias "con" is already taken
by "contacts," so how do I make "connection" work?
....
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