I put together a simple fusebox application using
XFB. It's about as simple as it could get, kind of
a hello world kind of thing. I don't know if it's
completely correct, but I think it is probably close.
You can download the code and take a look, because it
does use the body_content tag. I stuck it in myself,
so maybe someone else has done it more elegantly, but
it works for me.
Go to http://www.erikv.com/downloads.html
and get the simplefuse_XFB download.
I hope that helps. And if someone extra smart and
at one with XFB wants to take a look at it, that would
be nice to know I did it right. It's a good way to
show by example with something so simple.
-Erik Voldengen
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Michel Gallant [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 7:28 AM
> To: Fusebox
> Subject: cf_bodycontent and XFB
>
>
> I'm wondering how one would use cf_bodycontent with XFB. I
> obviously can't
> user cf_bodycontent in each circuit's index.cfm, so logic
> would seem to
> dictate that we would have to use it in the topmost level.
> If I do this,
> then I can't simply take my whole app and drop it into another as a
> sub-circuit. How to XFB users here produce their output for
> thing more than
> simple text pages?
>
>
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