CFLOCATION is another request.
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Jeffrey B. Marsh
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-----Original Message-----
From: Marc Ready [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 30, 2001 4:24 PM
To: Fusebox
Subject: Newbie --Request Scope and CFLocation question
Hello anybody,
I have been creating my first fusebox application
and I am a little unclear on the request scope
as it relates to cflocation. After a cflocation
a request scope set in an action template
is no longer available.
Example
<CFCASE VALUE="AddUpdateCarrier">
// used to update the database and to run a select query to get
// the Company Name so I can pass it the Add User Form for
// display. I tried using <CFSET Request.sCompanyName =
#qryGetCompany.sCompanyName#>
// in this template.
<CFINCLUDE TEMPLATE="act_AddCopmpany.cfm">
// the request scope variable shows up here
<CFOUTPUT>#Request.sCompanyName#</CFOUTPUT>
// this template uses a CFLocation to so the user
// can't reload/repost the previous form and calls the
// fuseaction below "AddUpdateUser"
<CFINCLUDE TEMPLATE="url_AddUser.cfm">
</CFCASE>
<CFCASE VALUE="AddUpdateUser">
// <CFOUTPUT>#Request.sCompanyName#</CFOUTPUT>
// will not be available to this template
<CFINCLUDE Template=dsp_AddUpdateUser.cfm>
</CFCASE>
Setting as Client scope works fine but not the Request scope.
Is there something I'm missing? I am developing on 4.01 and
the Request scope works for all the variables set in app_server etc.
Also, is there any decent documentation anywhere on the request scope?
Best!
Marc Ready
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