No because they need to be varred.
On Thursday, 5 April 2012, Benjamin Davis <benthecomputer...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Thanks Alan!
> I see what part of the problem here is. When you dumped the variables on
the index page, it is coming through the call of the scanner.LoadTemplate,
which has access to the full cfc. So, to test this. I created another
function in the scanner.cfc which just returned "Hi" and then I called it
from the index.cfm page with <cfoutput>#testing()#</cfoutput> and I get
"Hi" on my page, so the index.cfm has full access to the scanner.cfc......
> I guess that I'm going to have to think this through a little bit more
and come up with a better solution.
> The strange thing still though, is that shouldn't each call to the
function reset its local variables? For example, if I do a dump of the
variables scope inside of my LoadTemplate function, each call to the
function has the exact same variables. Shouldn't this be reset with each
call?
> Thanks for the name info. I didn't realize that I had done that as I was
throwing this together.
> On Tue, Apr 3, 2012 at 9:29 PM, Alan Holden <alhol...@akh.com> wrote:
> It would be nice if we could post the salient parts of this code right in
way.
> NOTE: I get the same results from ACF9 as from OpenBD 2.02... G G G
> I put this line <cfdump var="#variables#"> at the end of your index.cfm
example, while you DO scope application.Scanner on startup, this object has
2 methods within (LoadTemplate & LoadPage) that have popped up in the
"variables" scope at the time the dump is called.
> I think the issue might come from using the OnRequest() method as the
scanner.cfc are not well encapsulated. They read from external scopes and
write directly to the page, as opposed to [returning values back - from
input arguments passed in], like most well-behaved functions.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8188015/do-variables-inside-applic...
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/8/htmldocs/help.html?content=app...
> Finally, your application is named "Scanner", and you've also created an
tiny dots, some people would cringe and shudder at such a naming practice.
> Al
> On 4/3/2012 8:29 AM, Benjamin Davis wrote:
> Hey Alan,
> Thanks for the info. Attached is a zip file with the basic of basics.
go page2.cfm, the variable is displayed, even though that page never
specifically sets the variable. Let me know what you think.
> Thanks!
> Ben
> On Mon, Apr 2, 2012 at 5:54 PM, Alan Holden <alhol...@akh.com> wrote:
> It certainly seems like something (perhaps that function) is definitely
whittle your code down to a core sample and actually post that - to get the
greatest qty of help.
> Alan Holden
> (at work)
> On 4/2/2012 2:35 PM, Ben wrote:
> So, I have an interesting case that needs some external thought. I've
the page that is requested into a template file. I've made this into a cfc
that is loaded into the Application Scope. In my OnRequest function, I
call another function of my framework that loads any external files, the
requested file, and then the template file where everything gets combined.
This has been working great, but then I realized that if I set a new
variable on one page I can output it on another page even though I haven't
declare it on the second
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