Thanx for you comments John
So this #request.self# stuff could you give me a quick rundown on the
technique,
where you set it and does it include the directory path ?
So my url="#request.site.cfroot#/login/index.cfm?#request.urlToken#"> should
be
url="#request.site.cfroot#/#request.self#?#request.urlToken#"> ?
Thanx in advance
Tim
-----Original Message-----
From: John Quarto-vonTivadar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 30 March 2001 06:41
To: Fusebox
Subject: Re: Newbie: client variable persistence problem
Tim Price said:
> I set <cfparam name="request.urltoken" default="#urlToken#"> in my
> app_model.cfm file and then use the request scope as such ....
> <cflocation
url="#request.site.cfroot#/login/index.cfm?#request.urlToken#">
> <cfform action="index.cfm?#request.urltoken#" method="POST">
now if we can just convert you to using #request.self# instead of
"index.cfm" we'll be all set! :)
> However I looked at and example posted on here which used
> request.urltoken so I followed (I'm easily led !)
>
Steve has commented several times that request.urltoken is slightly faster
than client.urltoken
All other things being equal one might as well grab the tiny speed increase
> PS. Can someone confirm that a custom tag inherits the request.urltoken
and
> therefore doesnt require it to be explicitly sent as an argument. This is
> the way I see it.
request scope is available throughout the thread executing the current
template
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