Well fusebox or not. Right or wrong, I always try and get the application
programming out of the web root, and use cfmodule to call the application.
And if I can't do this, then I usually rework the code a little. So if he
built his application in fsebox, it would be easier for me.
Eric
From: "Angel Stewart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: CF-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: Cold Fusion Forums
Date: Sat, 31 Mar 2001 19:57:14 -0400
*whimpers*
*mumbles fusebox several times fearfully*
;-P
hee hee hee
Ok ok..seriously..I share Zac's concerns.
Us islanders are just slightly more excitable is all ^_^ .
Yes it is CFML, and in some cases it may be easier..but it still adds a
further layer of complexity to the message board system, in that you now
have to take the time to understand this particular methodology, and make
your own changes in keeping with it.
So you can't deny that using fusebox specifically DOES add some overhead to
modifying the system.
It will no longer be the Simplemessageboard..
it will be the Fuseboxed(AIEEE!)simplemessageboard.
^_^
-Gel
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-----Original Message-----
From: John Allred [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
zac,
I'm not sure, but you may be over-thinking this. Tony's application is
simple enough without Fusebox. Coding it in that methodology, believe it
or not, would make it even easier for you to modify or troubleshoot,
even with no prior exposure to Fusebox. Fusebox is still CFML, after
all. If he breaks it out in a consistent manner, the files will be
shorter, and the program flow will be more logical and easier to follow.
The only differences that might throw you into unfamiliar territory will
lie in some of the application-level files.
--John
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