Yes that makes sense, but...
How would you call all three fuses at the same time
(ie, one hyperlink sends them to a new frame layout)?
Or did I miss the point? I tested just creating the
frameset and still all I get is source code for the
page, but no display of the html, not even the frame
borders....
Andrew
--- David Huyck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, the problem is that you are calling three
> different pages, but you are
> treating it as one call-- your frameset is getting
> all the query
> information, but the sources of each of the frames
> is just the EntryMenu.cfm
> file and the dsp_AddUpdateBCI.cfm file-- they aren't
> being called through
> the fusebox.
>
> That's the trick-- even though to the user it looks
> like one page, it is
> really three (1- frameset, 2- menu, 3- form), which
> means to us Fuseboxers,
> that there should be three calls to the fusebox
> (index.cfm). What you need
> to do is set up a fuseaction for the frameset and
> one for each frame:
> index.cfm?fuseaction=frameset builds the frameset;
> index.cfm?fuseaction=menu
> would populate the left frame with your menu; and
> index.cfm?fuseaction=addUpdate would populate the
> middle frame. Then the
> <cfcase value="addUpdate"> would contain all the
> queries you laid out, plus
> the dsp_AddUpdateBCI.cfm file, so it would have
> access to those queries
> (since they now come from the same request).
>
> Make sense?
> David Huyck
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
> | Anyone that can explain this would help out
> | tremendously.
> |
> | I have a fusebox app that is pretty simple. It is
> | basically a bunch of add/update forms. The issue
> is
> | the home fuse is a simple menu at the top of the
> page,
> | once a user clicks on Add or Update, etc. they are
> | then sent to a frameset with left navigation and
> the
> | form on the right with record navigation above. I
> am
> | using the following code for my index fuse:
> |
> | <CFCASE value="dsp_AddUpdate">
> | <!--- This checks to see if the user is running an
> | update or insert query and sets the switch
> variable
> | --->
> | <CFIF attributes.CaseID is 0>
> | <CFSET NewCase = "Yes">
> | <CFELSE>
> | <CFSET NewCase = "No">
> | </CFIF>
> | <!--- Need to pass in caseID and then check which
> | query to run --->
> | <CFIF NewCase IS "No">
> | <CFINCLUDE template="qry_PullUpdateBCI.cfm">
> | <CFELSE>
> | <CFINCLUDE template="qry_PopulateBCI.cfm">
> | </CFIF>
> | <!--- Includes the frameset which displays form
> (add
> | or update) --->
> | <CFINCLUDE template="act_frameset.cfm">
> | </CFCASE>
> |
> | The problem is my frameset runs (I put in a debug
> line
> | at the top which shows), but none of my display
> pages
> | appear. The code for the frameset is below:
> |
> | the frameset is running
> | <frameset cols="185,913*" frameborder="YES"
> border="2"
> | framespacing="2" rows="*" bordercolor="#666666">
> | <frame name="leftFrame" scrolling="NO" noresize
> | src="EntryMenu.cfm">
> | <frame name="midFrame"
> src="dsp_AddUpdateBCI.cfm">
> | </frameset>
> | <noframes>
> | <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
> | </body>
> | </noframes>
> | </html>
>
>
>
>
>
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