I used BODYCONTENT all the time, it is very convenient. Actually what i find
most convenient is when I do NOT want the standard header and footer (good
example: a pop-up window that the user gives some quick info in--his email
address---i want the same overall style but probably not the header and
footer that appears in the regular portions of the app.). This is very
quickly and effectively handled right within the fusebox switch statement
for the fuse in question by simplying settting
<cfset attributes.headerfile = "some_other_file.cfm">
or
<cfset attributes.headerfile = "<div class='popup'>">
or even
<cfset attributes.footerfile = "">
or whatever you want. Very, very convenient.
> Hi all,
>
> On the topic of the standard FuseBox tags, I wonder are any of you XFB
> junkies out there using CF_BodyContent, or do you have some other
incredibly
> clever way to do all of those cool things?
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