Thanks Lee, on all accounts. I have a familiarity with CFObjects, and I know
what you are talking about.
I am trying your tag, but do not seem to be capturing the cfincludes. I get
the fuseactions listed in the table, but I am looking for complete template
flow. Is this possible with your tag? Also, what are the possible parameters
for VList?
Dan
-----Original Message-----
From: lee borkman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 6:32 PM
To: Fusebox
Subject: Re: Template Trace Tag
Hi Daniel,
You can use the CF_Debugger tag that Alan McC and I wrote. It's available
at http://bjork.net/taggallery
Otherwise, use Hal's method. Just drop this is at the top of every
template:
<CFOUTPUT><!-- #GetCurrentTemplatePath()# -->
</CFOUTPUT>
That puts an HTML comment in the HTML source, showing the full path of every
template that gets called, in order, and in position (relative to the
produced HTML).
YOu can use CF-STudio to drop this code into the top of every template in a
directory tree, using Extended Replace, with RegExps:
Replace this:
(.*)
With this:
<CFOUTPUT><!-- #GetCurrentTemplatePath()# -->
</CFOUTPUT>
\1
Best of luck,
Lee Bjork Borkman
ps, if you think FuseBox goes through a lot of tags, just try CFObjects ;-)
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>From: "Daniel J O'Keefe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>With all of the includes as part of the Fusebox methodology, does anyone
>know of some type of trace tag to output a list of templates that were
>executed, and IN THE ORDER that they were executed? I just spent some time
>looking through the gallery but all I found were tags that used the
>CGI.PATH_INFO which does not help you with includes.
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