What is the rule of thumb with the # ?
I see you don' t need it to refer to cfparam variables but you do use it for
cfset variables and table variables can someone clarify this?
Thanks, Mark :o)
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> What is the rule of thumb with the # ?
>
> I see you don' t need it to refer to cfparam variables but
> you do use it for cfset variables and table variables can
> someone clarify this?
You don't have to use it with CFSETs either:
To slightly oversimplify, you need to use hashes when you
http://www.fusionauthority.com/alert/index.cfm?alertid=37#tech1
http://www.fusionauthority.com/alert/index.cfm?alertid=8#Tech1
> What is the rule of thumb with the # ?
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> I see you don' t need it to refer to cfparam variables but you do use it
for
> cfset variables and table variables can some
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> What is the rule of thumb with the # ?
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> I see you don' t need it to refer to cfparam variables b
Here's a link to a Ben Forta article on #s
http://www.defusion.com/articles/index.cfm?ArticleID=26
> What is the rule of thumb with the # ?
>
> I see you don' t need it to refer to cfparam variables but you do use it
for
> cfset variables and table variables can someone clarify this?
>
> Thanks
/index.cfm?alertid=37#tech1
This should get you started.
HTH,
Robert
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What is the rule of thumb with the # ?
I see you don' t n
Thanks, Michael
That just what I was looking for.
-Mark :o)
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> http://www.fusionauthority.com/alert/index
generally ... the opposite of how I instinctually first use it. LOL
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What is the rule of thumb with the # ?
I see
Oh Ok, That makes sense,
Thanks Duane!
-Mark :o)
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> Mark,
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> I'm sure someone can explain it
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