Using this custom tag I still couldn't resolve the ID
maybe because I am not using the fusebox framework.
I am new to fusebox, and am not sure if I am using the custom tag
correctly.
Would someone mind giving me some tips on getting this tag working
correctly..
Or
Avex,
At www.fusebox.org you can download the code for the site, it should have what you are
looking for.
Jared.
avex wrote:
Using this custom tag I still couldn't resolve the ID
maybe because I am not using the fusebox framework.
I am new to fusebox, and am not sure if I am
Using this custom tag I still couldn't resolve the ID
maybe because I am not using the fusebox framework.
someone suggested using a ListGetAt function
does anyone have the code handy?
any help would be appreciatedi feel i am so close...
thanks
avex
I think its part of the
so all my pages are like page.cfm?ID=X where X is the database record.
get this:
page.cfm/ID/X
You can reference you pages like that too. Everything will take care of
itself. Cool huh!!
One thing, you might need to include a base tag or make your img etc.
links absolute (start with /).
ause search engines to follow every link and
catalogue each unique ID as a different page. Hope that helps.
Andrew Hewitt
Web Application Developer
webworld studios inc.
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From: "avex" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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"page.cfm/X/". The code for page.cfm would use a listGetAt function with
the list being cgi.path_info and the delimiter being "/" to get the ID
Sure, but you don't actually need to. It works automatically.
--
AM
Subject: RE: search engine and cfm files
"page.cfm/X/". The code for page.cfm would use a listGetAt function
with
the list being cgi.path_info and the delimiter being "/" to get the ID
Sure, but you don't actually n
so all my pages are like page.cfm?ID=X where X is the database record.
get this:
page.cfm/ID/X
thanks for the reply.but how does this work?
how does the search engine know that there is page.cfm/ID/777 to pick it up?
also.when i tried this i got an error because it couldn't
I think its part of the fusebox methodology coupled with a specific web server setting.
I'm sure other people can offer more help, but its a start.
Jared.
avex wrote:
so all my pages are like page.cfm?ID=X where X is the database record.
get this:
page.cfm/ID/X
thanks for the
I think its part of the fusebox methodology coupled with a
specific web server setting.
I'm sure other people can offer more help, but its a start.
Jared.
Oops. Sorry. You're right. I didn't realise it was a Fusebox tag doing the
trick. Andrew's answer should do it for you.
For reference,
thanks for this
but will this tag effect any of my other variables?
ie...will everything still work the same if i use this tag?
i can't wait to check this out
has anyone registered a site on a search engine using this method?
I would love to see what the results look like.
thanks
pplication Developer
webworld studios, inc.
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From: "avex" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 9:49 PM
Subject: Re: search engine and cfm files
so all my pages are like page.cfm?ID=X where X is the database record.
ge
thanks for this
but will this tag effect any of my other variables?
ie...will everything still work the same if i use this tag?
The Fusebox tag won't affect other variables. All it does is take anything
in the Form or URL scope and *copy* it into the Attributes scope.
The concept is that
Hi,
I am doing a job for a client that involves converting 500 html documents
into a cold fusion dynamic site.
At the moment the pages are derived from a database and formatted in one
template file
so all my pages are like page.cfm?ID=X where X is the database record.
My question is, how
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