Not necessarily. Back when I first started using ColdFusion, I knew I
needed state management, but I didn't know a thing about the Application.cfm
file. Directions are always the *last* thing you are supposed to read,
right? Well, first I just put the <cfapplication> tag at the start of every
page. Then I got creative and put all that stuff in a file and <cfinclude>d
it at the top of every page. Boy, I thought I was being slick. Now I just
look back and shake my head ...
Todd Ashworth
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Subject: Re: Application.cfm... whats that ?
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|
| >the cfapplication tag doesn't _have_ to be in the application.cfm file,
just
| ususally is, because thats where it >makes sense to put it.
|
| True enough, but if you know enough CF to use session variables why would
you
| not know what the application.cfm file is?
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| Rob Keniger
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