Okay, let me try this again.
Suppose my app looks like this (in part):
/main/index.cfm:
<!--- standard fusebox stuff --->
/main/circuits.cfm:
<cfset circuits = structNew()>
<cfset circuits.man = "Main">
<cfset circutis.con = "Main.Contacts">
/main/contacts/index.cfm:
<!--- standard fusebox stuff --->
/main/contacts/circuits.cfm:
<cfset circuits = structNew()>
<cfset circutis.con = "Contacts">
So far, so good, right? Normally, "main" is my home app,
but I can use Contacts as a standalone if necessary. Let
me know if I've done something wrong at this point. Now
suppose I wanted to drop in a new circuit called connection.
/main/connection/index.cfm:
<!--- standard fusebox stuff --->
/main/connection/circuits.cfm:
<cfset circuits = structNew()>
<cfset circuits.con = "Conection">
This is where I'm stuck. The alias "con" is already taken
by "contacts," so how do I make "connection" work?
Patrick
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mike Craig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 5:08 PM
> To: Fusebox
> Subject: RE: Nesting circuits: I just don't get it! :(
>
>
> That depends on what you mean by plug. If you are going to use a
> circuit in
> another "home" application, you should copy it there and update your home
> circuits.cfm file to include the reference. If you want to share it at a
> higher level between applications, the same is true, you still
> need to point
> a circuit reference in the home application to the circuit in
> question. In
> the latter case, its not really nested, but the principle is still true.
>
> Mike Craig
>
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