I ran into a case where I felt it best to put logic in index.cfm
I have a form to enter a search term.
Originally, it was intended to enable users search Yellow Page Headings &
Listings.
I then came up with the idea to allocate a "KeyWord" that would jump
immediately to a specific Yellow Page Listing.
To make it easy and simple for users, I didn't want them to have to do
anything except enter a search term and click GO
So I first check the search term to see if it's a KeyWord. If it's not, I
then search Headings and Listing for the search term. I later came up with
other options. The simplest was was to put logic in index.cfm
best, paul
At 08:50 AM 4/9/01 -0400, you wrote:
>In my preceeding act_ file, I cflocate to a new fuseaction that includes the
>query. I don't put any logic in the index.cfm itself, unless it just can't
>be helped.
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