setLayout() in controller method

[Serkan Tüten]

Hi

I'm trying to show a different layout for a login page. My controller (security.cfc) has a function called login where I use setLayout(). When the second argument is set to true, only my view gets rendered (see second trace). If it is false, both layouts get rendered (see first trace). The third trace is correct: no second argument for setLayout() and request.layout = false inside layout. Shouldn't that be possible with the second argument set to true?

Request: http://www.xxx.com/index.cfm/security/login

Files:

/controllers/

/controllers/security.cfc

public void function login( struct rc ) {

   variables.fw.setLayout( 'html5' , true );

}

/layouts/

/layouts/default.cfm

/layouts/html5.cfm

/views/

/views/main/default.cfm

/views/security/login.cfm

setLayout() second argument false: HTML from /layouts/html5.cfm AND /layouts/default.cfm are rendered.

0ms	1ms		setupApplication() called
1ms			setupRequest() called
1ms	1ms	main.setMetaData	queuing controller
2ms		security.login	queuing controller
2ms		Application.cfc	no before controller to call
2ms		main.before	no before controller to call
2ms		main.setMetaData	calling item controller
2ms		security.before	no before controller to call
2ms	1ms	security.login	calling item controller
3ms		security.after	no after controller to call
3ms		main.after	no after controller to call
3ms		Application.cfc	no after controller to call
3ms		security.login	building view queue
3ms		security.login	found view /views/security/login.cfm
3ms			setupView() called
3ms	1ms		rendering /views/security/login.cfm
4ms	1ms	html5.default	building layout queue
5ms		html5.default	found section-specific layout /layouts/html5.cfm
5ms		html5.default	found default layout /layouts/default.cfm
5ms			rendering /layouts/html5.cfm
5ms			rendering /layouts/default.cfm
5ms			setupResponse() called

setLayout() second argument true: only the view /views/security/login.cfm is rendered!

0ms			setupApplication() called
0ms			setupRequest() called
0ms	166ms	main.setMetaData	queuing controller
166ms		security.login	queuing controller
166ms		Application.cfc	no before controller to call
166ms		main.before	no before controller to call
166ms		main.setMetaData	calling item controller
166ms		security.before	no before controller to call
166ms	20ms	security.login	calling item controller
186ms		security.after	no after controller to call
186ms		main.after	no after controller to call
186ms		Application.cfc	no after controller to call
186ms	1ms	security.login	building view queue
187ms		security.login	found view /views/security/login.cfm
187ms			setupView() called
187ms	5ms		rendering /views/security/login.cfm
192ms	1ms	html5.default	building layout queue
193ms			setupResponse() called

This generates the correct output: setLayout( 'html5' ) in controller AND request.layout = false in layout html5.cfm

0ms			setupApplication() called
0ms			setupRequest() called
0ms	1ms	main.setMetaData	queuing controller
1ms		security.login	queuing controller
1ms		Application.cfc	no before controller to call
1ms		main.before	no before controller to call
1ms		main.setMetaData	calling item controller
1ms		security.before	no before controller to call
1ms		security.login	calling item controller
1ms		security.after	no after controller to call
1ms		main.after	no after controller to call
1ms		Application.cfc	no after controller to call
1ms		security.login	building view queue
1ms		security.login	found view /views/security/login.cfm
1ms			setupView() called
1ms			rendering /views/security/login.cfm
1ms		html5.default	building layout queue
1ms		html5.default	found section-specific layout /layouts/html5.cfm
1ms		html5.default	found default layout /layouts/default.cfm
1ms	138ms		rendering /layouts/html5.cfm
139ms			aborting layout rendering
139ms			setupResponse() called

FW/1 3.0 setLayout() can suppress additional layouts

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/framework-one/setLayout()%7Csort:date/framework-one/YNavEgeWaN0/C2WD1WLDttMJ

Local config: FW/1 3.0 B1, Railo-Express (4.2.1.008) on OS X 10.10.1

Remote config: Railo 4.1.x on Windows (?)

[Sean Corfield]

setLayout() takes an action so you are specifying the equivalent of "html5.default".

The second argument assumes such a layout exists and that you want to use only that layout.

You do not have an item-specific layout, only a section-specific layout.

If you had /layouts/html5/default.cfm then your call to setLayout() would do what you expect.

Sean

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[Serkan Tüten]

thank you for your answer! I thought it will still implicitly find the section-specific layout and render it… now I know better :)

found section-specific layout /layouts/html5.cfm

rendering /layouts/html5.cfm