I can by puttin it in the url. Like a refer. then I program it so it
says I'm coming from this component.
Is that what you mean?
Jeremy
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I can by puttin it in the url. Like a refer. then I program it so it
says I'm coming from this component.
Is that what you mean?
Jeremy
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On 7/14/06, Dale Fraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not sure that's what I want.From a cfc I need to
What component called me
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Dale, are you really sure you want to tie your CFC up with whatever
view runs the request?
sure I don't know the full details but are you *really, really, REALY*
sure that's what you want inside your CFC?
forgive me for asking, I heard an "alarm&quo
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Haha,
It's purely for logging
Ie
Ice.cfc ran @ 12:45pm called by Decryp
