2006 09:58 AM
To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cfaussie] Re: Includes
Doesn't work for me.
Variable MAXFUNC is undefined.
Tom
On 6/30/06, Max
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Dale Fraser wrote:
> Yep I saw it to which lead me to conclude t
On 03/07/2006, at 12:51 PM, Steve Onnis wrote:
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> um
> isnt that what Robin posted like 4 days ago?
I was also injecting the function into the variables scope, cool if
it works without having to do that. Mind you, as with the stuff I
posted it only works in the included target page, not an
Are you doing the include bit in OnRequest that people are talking about?
Regards
Dale Fraser
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isnt that what Robin posted like 4 days ago?
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Within
/Max
Dale Fraser wrote:
> Within
Within
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> Within the
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I have functions in Application.cfc that are outside the normal
methods. i.e. not inside onRequestStart or onApplicationStart etc It
Yes. That made it work. Cool.
Tom
On 7/3/06, Maximilian Nyman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, here is the answer (which I just figured out with some oldfashioned trail-and-error)If you want your custom functions in
Application.cfc to be accessablein your cfm pages you have to include the onReque
Yes,
Tried it and it doesn’t work.
Regards
Dale Fraser
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I just cut and
Ok, here is the answer (which I just figured out with some old
fashioned trail-and-error)
If you want your custom functions in Application.cfc to be accessable
in your cfm pages you have to include the onRequest method into your
Application.cfc
I have functions in Application.cfc that are outside the normal
methods. i.e. not inside onRequestStart or onApplicationStart etc It
just includes them as methods just like any other.
Tom, are you sure you're not nesting your function inside another method?
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Aus
I just cut and pasted the code from your post. I added the function after my OnRequestEnd function and put the "Hello Max" code on a test page. The page gives me the grey unexpected error box with Variable MAXFUNC is undefined.
I'm running CFMX 7 on Apache / Windows XP. Maybe it's just me. Has a
Hmm, that's interesting!?!
It works just fine for me.
Do you have the actual code (you can send it directly to me if you
want), and I'll try to put it on the my server here and just run it
without touching the code and lets see if that works.
/Max
On 7/3/06, Tom MacKean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
Doesn't work for me.
Variable MAXFUNC is undefined.
Tom
On 6/30/06, Max <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dale Fraser wrote:> Yep I saw it to which lead me to conclude that it cant be done.>
>>> Regards> Dale Fraser>On the contrary - Not only could it be done, it's actually quite easy.Just add you fu
Dale Fraser wrote:
> Yep I saw it to which lead me to conclude that it cant be done.
>
>
>
> Regards
> Dale Fraser
>
On the contrary - Not only could it be done, it's actually quite easy.
Just add you function to Application.cfc:
Call you function from any .c
Ok, if you meant "automatically have a unscoped function name
available to every line of cf code in your application" (like a tag
on the custom tag path) then the answer is no, short of doing a JIT-
code generator or similar, which I would not call easy.
(Or opening up cfusion.jar, somehow r
: Thursday, 29 June 2006 15:11
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Subject: [cfaussie] Re: Includes
No, that's exactly what the code I pasted into this thread 2 hours ago
does...
Could someone tell me that they saw that post - I'm beginning to
suspect I have a problem posting t
Yes
Robin I got your post
Unfortunately I didn't read yesterdays posts about the original "issue",
but in my opinion if you are going to call a function something vague like "tr",
you might want to know where it comes from so you don't spend ages trying to
figure it out later on when you f
Yep I saw it to which lead me to conclude that it
cant be done.
Regards
Dale Fraser
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...And actually in the cfadmin code for CFMX they used a custom tag for
this - wherever there was something that might need to be substituted
with alternate text when
On 6/29/06, Robin Hilliard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No, that's exactly what the code I pasted into this thread 2 hours ago
> does...
>
> Could someone tell me that they saw that post - I'm beginning to suspect I
> have a problem posting to cfaussie.
Yes, I saw the post.
Chris
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No, that's exactly what the code I pasted into this thread 2 hours ago does...Could someone tell me that they saw that post - I'm beginning to suspect I have a problem posting to cfaussie.Robin On 29/06/2006, at 3:04 PM, Dale Fraser wrote:Ok, To close this off and not waste eveyone’s time. Is it sa
...And actually in the cfadmin code for CFMX they used a custom tag for
this - wherever there was something that might need to be substituted
with alternate text when doing internationalisation they had something
like:
Welcome to our site
Then later when you add the french version you have a con
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...and we're back to the
start :)
On 6/29/06, Joel
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Dale
all you would need to do is put one line befor
Joel,
I realise that but how is that better then just having a
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Dale
all you would need to do is put one line before your code:
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...and we're back to the start :)
On 6/29/06, Joel Cass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Daleall you would need to do is put one line before your code:
application.myUdf.tr>-Original Message-From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:cfaussie@googlegroups.com
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Dale
all you would need to do is put one line before your code:
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Steve,
I could
Steve,
I could have done this just by doing
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ok
had a bit of a play
this is what i have come up with
application.udf.functionName
Steve
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Dale,
I am not 100% sure but the onRequest might store it in the request
Dale Fraser
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Yep,
We had a reload option in our apps that fire onApplicationStart. I assume
this is sufficient, but we did this and it didn't help
Regards
Dale Fraser
-Original Me
In your file:
#sayHi()#
This only works because we're including the target page, which will
then be using the same variables scope we just injected the function
into. Because onR
2006 13:07 PM
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remember you need to restart the application for it to work
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remember you need to restart the application for it to work
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Steve,
Adding the tr
Steve,
Adding the tr function into application.cfc doesn't work, can't access it as
application.tr
Chris,
Adding it and then doing the mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
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On 6/29/06, Dale Fraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Doing an http://groups.google.com/group/cfaussie
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why
not just add all the functions into your application.cfc
file?
and
then just do
application.functionName = functionName
wont
that work?
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On 6/29/06, Dale Fraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We use application.cfc, so how can we include a function on every page using
> application.cfc model?
Try:-
in the onRequest method of Application.cfc and have the function
included as a function in the Application.cfc
Chris
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Tried that,
Doing an
Regards
Dale Fraser
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onRequestStart
onRequestStart?
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Includes
Kym,
That doesnt work for us
and I just discover
Another point to rememberIf you use custom tags called via CFMODULE or their own variables scope!soApplication.cfmindex.cfmmytag.cfm#tr("test")#wont work since the cfmodule creates a unquie variables scope. The solution is to use either
1. Request Scope2. Application Scopeor 3. a CFC instance / str
Hi Dale,
butting in on this...
Dale Fraser wrote:
When you say "write
Are you sure? We do it and Mathew does it, everyone does it! :-)
Put the in it and you should see the functions there.
I just did it on a page I am working on and saw this, in part with
various loose items, from th
Language Translation
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> On 6/27/06, Da
On 6/27/06, Dale Fraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We tried that and it didn't work, however we didn't try it with the function
> name application.
>
> Trying to avoid a long function name as we have to wrap it around every
> phrase for translation.
Are you talking about character or language t
.tr("over the lazy dog")#
Regards
Dale Fraser
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You could take the next
step
When you say "write -Original Message-
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> The best thing would be to create a
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> So you're saying, putting the following code into the Application.cfm
> or Application.cfc
>
You could take the next step with this by turning UDF into a component and putting it in application scope. Define it once then access it everywhere.BlairOn 6/27/06,
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The best thing would be to create a file called udf.cfm and write. Then every page would have acc
The best thing would be to create a file called udf.cfm and write
. Then every page would have access to
any function on udf.cfm
Check your structure. Prove that the udf.cfm file is being included. A
good test would be to have a variable e.g. http://groups.google.com/group/cfaussie
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So you're saying, putting the following code into the Application.cfm
or Application.cfc
...
doesn't work?
Chris
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