On 5/27/07, Phillip M. Vector <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In the header file, I have a table where I have 2 columns. In the left
> side, I cfincluded a menu. On the right, I'd like to change the page
> shown based on what the menu selection was. (I.e. Blog, Video, Admin
> section, etc).
<fuseaction name="blog">
<include template="blogpage" contentvariable="body"/>
<do action="layout"/>
</fuseaction>
<fuseaction name="video">
<include template="videopage" contentvariable="body"/>
<do action="layout"/>
</fuseaction>
<fuseaction name="admin">
<include template="adminpage" contentvariable="body"/>
<do action="layout"/>
</fuseaction>
<fuseaction name="layout">
<include template="layout"/>
</fuseaction>
Then inside layout.cfm you have all your layout:
<cfinclude template="header.cfm">
<table>
<tr>
<td>
<cfinclude template="menu.cfm">
</td>
<td><cfoutput>#body#</cfoutput></td>
</tr>
</table>
The first three fuseactions place the output of the included file into
the variable 'body' and the last fuseaction includes the overall
layout for the page which uses the variable 'body'.
--
Sean A Corfield -- (904) 302-SEAN
An Architect's View -- http://corfield.org/
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