I am sure this is not the right way, but the 'action' is nothing more than a
variable. I was able to capture mine by using something like:
<cfset urlVar = arguments.event.getValue("action")>
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From: Vicky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2008 6:35 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Model-Glue] Re: Dumb Question
I will be curious to see the replies to this myself, if I'm grokking your
question right. I have just started picking up MG3, and I've been dealing with
this the way I did in MG2... but if I am understanding the docs correctly,
there is perhaps a better way to do it now? I've been using eXit Events.... My
MG.xml...<include name="body" template="templates/showTicketTemplate.cfm">
<value name="xe.linkHistory" value="ShowHistory" />
</include>
In my showTicketTemplate.cfm...
<cfset xe.linkHistory = viewstate.getValue( "xe.linkHistory" ) />
<a href= "#myself##xe.LinkHistory#" ><img src=
"#hackImage#historyTab.jpg" /></a>
Which of course refers back to the event in the MG.xml...
<event-handler name="ShowHistory">
Heck, there may be a better way in MG2 than I've been doing it.
On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 9:16 AM, Wally Kolcz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What is the way to grab the URL variable in the controller. Lets say I
have index.cfm?action=go.home and I want to use the 'go.home' in my
controller. how can I set that to a local variable? <cfset urlVar
= ?? />
Thanks.
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