On 7/19/07, Phillip M. Vector <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sean Corfield wrote:
> > http://trac.fuseboxframework.org/fusebox/wiki/parameters
> Thanks. :) I had no idea this existed.
If you self-register on the wiki, you'll get access to a search
function which makes browsing the Fusebox documentat
Sean Corfield wrote:
> http://trac.fuseboxframework.org/fusebox/wiki/parameters
*gurgles hapially with enjoyment of a new page*
Thanks. :) I had no idea this existed.
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On 7/19/07, Phillip M. Vector <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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http://trac.fuseboxframework.org/fusebox/wiki/parameters
scriptLanguage FB4 FB4.1 Sets the scripting language for the Fusebox 4
application. Some possible values could be php or cf5. Default is
cfmx. Ignored in Fusebox 5.
s
Can someone explain the difference between
If I wanted fusebox to process a javascript action in the preprocess
area, if I have it include a .js file, it doesn't. But if I convert it
to a cfm file, it does.
Where do I need to add "js" to so that it processes javascript files?
I'd convert S
Use Firebug or Charles to look at what is actually getting sent in the AJAX
request. Also confirm that the exact same URL works if you call it in your
browser directly. I've used AJAX with Fusebox (and the other frameworks as
well) so I know it is definitely possible.
HTH,
Brian
On 6/11/07, Phil
Yeah. I made #self# to include the fuseaction as well.
Charlie Griefer wrote:
> are you sure #self# is defined as "index.cfm?fuseaction="?
>
> generally i've seen #self# referenced as "index.cfm" and #myself#
> referenced as "index.cfm?fuseaction="
>
> On 6/11/07, Phillip M. Vector <[EMAIL PR
are you sure #self# is defined as "index.cfm?fuseaction="?
generally i've seen #self# referenced as "index.cfm" and #myself#
referenced as "index.cfm?fuseaction="
On 6/11/07, Phillip M. Vector <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Since there is some discussion about AJAX on the list, I thought I would
>
Since there is some discussion about AJAX on the list, I thought I would
repost this issue and see if anyone has any ideas as to why it isn't
working.
Message:
function entermessage()
{
xmlHttp=GetXmlHttpObject()
var url="#self#Chat.EnterMessage";
url=url+"&room="+document.getElementById("R
that would be one way to do it. Pre-fuseactions would give you that
functionality.
If I was using a pre-fuseaction I wouldn't have it pass back the nav
or print it out. instead I would have it set a variable.. such as
nav_template_file and then in your main template where you would have
your s
Dustin Tinney wrote:
> First:
> about.abouthome you should have it be just
> about.home or better yet, about.index... the about should be implied
> by the circuit.
Yeah, I was going through all my circuits changing them probably at the
same time you were typing it ;)
> In my design model I woul
First:
about.abouthome you should have it be just
about.home or better yet, about.index... the about should be implied
by the circuit.
In my design model I would have a action on the about news and
anything else that would change up your navigation.. It would some
how set/return a navigation ob
The fusebox forum isn't that active and I've seen some fusebox posts
here so hopefully someone can give me a little advice...
I'm trying to figure out the best way to design my menu system
Fuseactions. I have a sidebar menu that changes for given main menu nav
items. So, let's say the top ma
The index.cfm in the root includes the fusebox 3 core files.
On 12/9/05, Scott Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm building a fusebox 3.0 app, It's been a while since I've done it. In the
> subdirectories under the root there's an index.cfm file.
>
> I cannot remember what that file contain
You shouldn't have index.cfm except in your webroot with FB3. FB2 had
index.cfm files in every directory, but that was the last version.
Became fbx_Switch.cfm in FB3 and then circuit.xml in FB4.
cheers,
barneyb
On 12/8/05, Scott Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm building a fusebox 3.0 ap
Im building a fusebox 3.0 app, Its been a while since Ive done it. In the
subdirectories under the root theres an index.cfm file.
I cannot remember what that file contains
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Shawn,
> For me, the concept of Fusebox is good, but in practicality it becomes a
> pain to debug... having to track back through ALL included files to find
an
> error...
>
Not sure what version of CF you are using, but CF4.x and CF5 debug
information gives the file name of the template where th
Subject: RE: Fusebox Question
Fusebox isn't really a changing of anything, all that it does it allow you
to have a more thought out way of managing your code. It borrows things from
oop where it applies. I use it as much as I can, I would not go back. It
allows me to reuse code much easier.
R
Lot's of ways to get around that... like including the template name in
comments on each page.
Mike
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Fusebox Question
For me, the concept of Fu
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From: Frank Mamone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 11:48 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Fusebox Question
I'm evaluating whether to use Fusebox methodology for our next Intranet. My
question is how does fu
I'm evaluating whether to use Fusebox methodology for our next Intranet. My
question is how does fusebox work with CF Advanced Security? We use our NT
Security groups for many of our apps. Don't want to lose that.
Thanks
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So how do you do the following in strict Fusebox style?
I have an app where to simplify matters for users they
only need enter a Search Term and hit Enter. (I tried
making them select an option before they hit enter, but
did not feel it was user-friendly enuf. BTW, this
kind of follows Creative
>
> Thanks for the response. How are situations handled where you have a
> query within a loop handled within Fusebox?
>
> For example:
>
>
>
> SELECT * FROM Table
> WHERE ID = CountLoop
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>
>
> You are at record #ID#.
>
>
>
> I don't see an
I'm not sure if I understand you. But here it goes. This looks like a regular
programming construct that could be handled within any CF Block. Just use a query or
action file (qry_file or act_file) as appropriate.
Remember that templates can be dependent on other templates to do actions, th
Thanks for the response. How are situations handled where you have a
query within a loop handled within Fusebox?
For example:
SELECT * FROM Table
WHERE ID = CountLoop
You are at record #ID#.
I don't see an easy way to abstract this func
Hey, my answers are indicated by below.
Gregory Harris
Los Angeles Information Technology Agency (ITA)
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I am new to the fusebox methodology, and hoping that someone might give me some
structural pointers.
It seems like there will
I am new to the fusebox methodology, and hoping that someone might give me some
structural pointers.
It seems like there will be plenty of situations where query content will be required
to provide content to a display page. In this scenario, is the preferred method to go
back to the index.c
recently, there was a discussion on queries which most in this list agrees
that each circuit should have their own queries subdirectory.
my question is, what about those queries that are very generic like
ProductType table which are used by many circuits. Should each circuit have
a separate query
I have a form. This form is called by index.cfm.
When someone submits this form, it goes back to
index.cfm.
Now, index.cfm calls(includes) another file called
ValidateForm.cfm. How do I go back to index.cfm from
this file. The user does not see this file and does
not know that this file exists.
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