Re: Context for cfparam

2000-04-27 Thread Larry Meadors
Not always. ;-) cfparam name="bob" default="123" cfparam name="url.bob" default="234" cfparam name="form.bob" default="345" cfparam name="attributes.bob" default="456" cfoutput bob = #bob# br url.bob = #url.bob# br form.bob = #form.bob# br attributes.bob = #attributes.bob# br /cfoutput [EMAIL

Re: Context for cfparam

2000-04-26 Thread Sharon DiOrio
Same context. cfparam name="SESSION.blah" default="whatever" Or cfset SESSION.blah="whatever" But I'm not quite sure that is your question. Unless you define the scope (session, application, etc.) the scope is always "Variables" scope (local to the template). Read up on scoping variables in

RE: Context for cfparam

2000-04-26 Thread Reagan, Leman
Hi Dana, I use the context of the variable as part of the 'name' in cfparam. I.E. cfparam name="session.FirstName" default = "bob" Try it and see if it works for you. /LEMAN/ -Original Message- From: Dana Larose [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 2:19 PM