Hello Bobby,
Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately, I haven't attended the fusebox
conference, so I'm kinda lost... I've read about the request scope and
used it, but the problem arises when I have a cflocation between the
"creation" of the request variable and its call from the cflocation
target template.
For now, I've used a session variable that is deleted when not needed
(when completing the task). I guess the code won't be that efficient...
Cheers,
Mart�n
"Nichols, Robert H." wrote:
>
> Use the REQUEST scope. REQUEST is only valid from one form to the next
> form, so the information should carry over.
>
> Many thanks to the FuseBox conference last weekend that taught me this
> trick.
>
> Bobby Nichols
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Martin Cadirola [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, September 22, 2000 11:49 am
> To: Fusebox
> Subject: Building dynamic queries & cflocation
>
> Hello!
>
> I've been recently doing fusebox and I'd like to know your experience
> with the following coding task.
>
> Let's say you perform a query to find an email on a db. Then you need to
> look at the recordcount variable to decide whether you go to option 1
> (success) or 2 (failure).
>
> I separate the query and the decision code in two different files:
> qry_GetUserEmail, act_IsEmailIn. To be able to go to either decisions, I
> use <cflocation>. Let's say one of the options of the act_IsEmailIn
> requires usage of the same query variable created on qry_GetUserEmail.
> Of course, if I use cflocation in between them, the variable will be
> gone.
>
> My question is, should I use sessions variables to pass queries within
> the same circuit app? How do keep the same scope when dealing with
> conditional statements?
>
> Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
> Thanks !
>
> Mart�n Cadirola
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