On 4/15/05, Mark Kecko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So I changed all of my instance variables inside my component to the
> variables scope. After I did this everything seemed to work fine until
> I tried to reference my member object. I'm calling the object with
> invoke in my FB4.1 circuit file like:
>
> <invoke class="member" methodcall="get(url.memberid)"
> returnVariable="member" />
>
> I used to reference my object on my dsp pages like member.fname and
> member.lname (when I was using the instance scope) but now that doesn't
> work anymore. I get fname is undefined in member.
Right, you need accessors / getters:
<cffunction name="getFirstName" returntype="string" access="public"
output="false">
<cfreturn variables.fname />
</cffunction>
Then in your dsp pages you say member.getFirstName() instead.
Better encapsulation - makes the object effectively readonly.
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