"true" attributes scope is indeed held in memory, and it is not accessible
by the user. But in Fusebox, we use FormURL2Attributes custom tag to
convert all form and URL vars to the "attributes scope". I put it in quotes
because, as previous discussion has enlightened us all, what the tag is
actually doing is creating a variabled names attributes.stan from a passed
variable like URL.stan. If you were to do a loop on the "true" attributes
scope, you would never see attributes.stan come up, unless it were used in a
custom tag/cfmodule call.
Oh, yeah-- back to the question. So "attributes scope" as it is used in
Fusebox is accessible to the user via URL (and form) variables, but "true"
attributes scope is indeed protected.
HTH,
David Huyck
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| Even the attributes scope? I was unaware of this i thought the attributes
| scope was held in
| Ram?
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| KOLa
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