To be extra, extra, extra clear, configure() *is* running. I can set
anything to the decorator itself that I want to inside of configure(),
provided that it does not come from the TO. For instance...
<cffunction name="configure" returntype="void" output="no" access="private">
<cfscript>
setConfirmAddress("[email protected]");
</cfscript>
</cffunction>
That works perfectly fine. (ConfirmAddress is added to the decorator, not a
property on the TO.)
But the following does not...
<cffunction name="configure" returntype="void" output="no" access="private">
<cfscript>
setConfirmAddress(getEmailAddress());
</cfscript>
</cffunction>
Well, it "works", in that an exception is not thrown, but it results in an
empty string being set rather than the value from the property.
In addition, if I attempt to set a property on the TO, that seems to be
completely ignored (as shown in the first example from my original post).
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