Yes, John, that was Shakespeare who said that. It was mistranslated to "the
fault lies not in the stars, but in ourselves." I agree: there's nothing
complicated about Fusebox. If anyone wants to see an online course in
Fusebox Basics, go to www.halhelms.com. (It's free.)
Hal Helms
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-----Original Message-----
From: John Quarto-vonTivadar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 26, 2000 11:17 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Fusebox
> I think i would p[ersonally tone down the fusebox methodology
> myself, it needs to be alot less complicated to trully be a catch
> all solution.
> When the fuse breaks its maddening, and is just another layer to
> run through to fix stuff.
There are a number of things about Fusebox that can be new ideas to absorb.
However I'm not quite sure I'd call *any* of it complicated. If anything, it
is too loosely simplified
as for the fuse breaking, that is a good use of <cfdefaultcase>, which will
catch all undefined fuses. If a known fuse breaks then you should have a
<cferror> tag throwing an error that tells you which fuse file it is in
anyway--if anything it is the CODE that is a problem at that point, not how
Fusebox has organized said code's execution. :)
i think someone once said "the fault lies not in the Fuse, but in ourselves"
:)
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