>
> What does this do in the app_globals.cfm file for fusebox.org?
>
> <cfset request.urltoken=client.urltoken>
Steve has commented publically that using the request scope variable is
actually slightly faster than the client scoped variable. Not much of a
savings but hey, you grab what you can take. I have not seen the testing run
that resulted in this conclusion but I don't doubt Steve's comments in this
regard. My guess (and it is only a guess) is that it's easier to read the
client scope once at the start of the template thread and pop it into a
memory variable than to reference the client scope many times while the
thread is executing. It's not going to kill you either way, since the
saving is small, but the effort to implement the savings is so minor that it
seems silly not to do it.
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