> ?event=showreport&type=all
> ?event=showreport&type=commercial
> ?event=showreport&type=pool
>
>
I would think you would. You could as Dan said handle it in a model. I'm
not sure we have enough info, since we're just throwing ideas.
But if the above is how your calling it, then in the controller you'd have
of the showreport's broadcast message handler.
<cfif event.GetValue('type') EQ 'commercial'>
call a model method, or whatever you want here, fire another event, etc.
<cfelseif event.GetValue('type') EQ 'pool'>
call a model method, or whatever you want here, fire another event, etc.
<cfelse>
call a model method, or whatever you want here, fire another event, etc.
</cfif>
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