RE: Fusebox Craziness!

Tue, 18 Jun 2002 15:13:05 -0700

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Glad we could help. :P  BTW, I found the whole idea on fbx_Circuits.cfm not very clear in the FuseBox specification and found even more confusion even when I went through easy tutorials on FBTutor.com.  I guess mainly because it wasn't clear whether you were supposed to working with the app from the webroot or within a folder in the webroot (where you might install a sample application for testing).  But after a couple hours of fiddling...  I guess the main confusion also arises from the fact that you actually name the "home" circuit something even though its not in that particular folder...
-----Original Message-----
From: Troy Murray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: June 18, 2002 1:13 PM
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Subject: RE: Fusebox Craziness!

Hmm, looks like I overlooked having a fbx_Switch.cfm and fbx_Settings.cfm in the 'system' directory.  Works now, pardon my half-heimer's
 
-T
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Troy Murray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 4:05 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Fusebox Craziness!

OK, I think I must be going crazy.  Here is what I have:
 
My Directory structure:
/new
  |doctor/
  |system/user/
 
My fbx_Circuits.cfm:
 <cfset fusebox.Circuits.home="new">
 <cfset fusebox.Circuits.doctor="new/doctor">
 <cfset fusebox.Circuits.user="new/system/user">
My fbx_Switch.cfm in the 'doctor' directory:
<cfswitch expression = "#fusebox.fuseaction#">
   
 <cfcase value="fusebox.defaultfuseaction">
 </cfcase>
 
 <cfcase value="hi">
  <cfinclude template="dsp/dsp_DoctorInfo.cfm">
 </cfcase>
 
 <cfdefaultcase>
  <!---This will just display an error message and is useful in catching typos of fuseaction names while developing--->
  <cfoutput>This is the cfdefaultcase tag. I received a fuseaction called "#attributes.fuseaction#" and I don't know what to do with it.</cfoutput>
 </cfdefaultcase>
 
</cfswitch>
 
When I call a test fuseaction, doctor.hi it works perfectly.  I then copied the same display file to the user directory and modified the fbx_Switch.cfm in that directory to point to the display file.  I then call 'user.hi' and I get a 404 "template not found error".  My structure isn't 'too deep' for Fusebox, is it?
 
-T
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