I'm confused by this. The handling of headers and footers is done in the
app_layout.cfm file. Unless your using the really old one that had the the
layout built into cf_bodycontent tag, and even that one didn't treat the
header and foot variables as lists.
Fred
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From: "John Quarto-vonTivadar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Fusebox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, May 13, 2001 11:20 PM
Subject: Re: A few more Questions (was RE: Calling Fuses without Layout)
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> make sure you're using the version of BODYCONTENT that treats
> headerfile/footerfile as lists. That way, given the example you cited much
> earlier in this thread, you can have each sub-circuit add its own code.
Also
> remember that as you go deeper you Append to the headerfile but you
Prepend
> to the footer file.
>
>
> >
> > In Addtion, I'll change my <cfdefaultfuseaction> to a CFMODULE that just
> > recalls the default fuse to avoid the duplication/update problems if I
> ever
> > change the default fuse, I always had to update the cfdefaultfuseaciton
as
> > well. Annoying at best.
> >
>
> hmm, this is a stylistic issue. however, having said that, i think default
> should be left to catching an unknown fuseaction error, rather than the
true
> default fuseaction. You may also find it useful if you believe this to use
> Circuits.cfm for the default fuseactions since it represents a single spot
> from which each circuit is defined. You can always override the values
this
> way from any point
>
>
> > Is there a rule as to where you using the request. scope to define
> > variables? I assume in the local circuits you use attributes scope and
> > request is only used for global variables?
>
> if you're using XFB then there aren'y really any "local" circuits since
> everything goes through the top-level index.cfm
> Therefore no app_locals.cfm gerts used, just one for globals. In standard
FB
> it's app_globals.cfm , and in XFB it's MyGlobals.cfm
>
>
>
>
>
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