Hello, I try to reproduce the exemple of Simple Layout from the "Discovering Fusebox 4" book. I added to the fusebox.xml.php the following line: <phase...
Sorry too tired. I was in the wrong place: plugin and not globalfuseaction ... Thanks ! Grégory Hello, I try to reproduce the exemple of Simple Layout from...
Hello, I wouldlike to use the Layouts way for my HTML header content. The header content change slightly (like the <TITLE> or <META NAME="keywords">). How do...
Hi Phillipe, the DemoApp sample application is available on the Sourceforge site. Let me know if you have trouble finding it. Mike www.fusebuilder.net ... we...
Hi Gregory, The easiest way to do this is to have a layout fuseaction, <do/>ne after all your other view fuseactions have been <do/>ne into one or more...
To expand on Mike's suggestion, you'd set up the file /layouts/dsp_mainlayout.php (which is called via include template from vLayouts.mainlayout) something...
Hi Mike, I got the app and it works just fine (I already had the querysim working from my FB3 setup). Now, let's try to grasp what this XML stuff is all about...
Hi Phil, As Geoffrey mentioned in the reply to the earlier poster, there is a Wiki started that has a lot of information on everything to do with Fusebox 4.x,...
Hi Mike, Yes, indeed. I already had this kind of funny moments with JDBC urls in some config files for Tomcat in another domain :-) /Phil _____ From:...
Hello All, Geoffrey and Mike thanks for your input. Nobody use the way described in the book "Discovering Fusebox 4" ? - Setup the fusebox.xml.php <circuits> ...
Pro: The easiest layout structure to work with if you're new to FB4.x, or are migrating from FB3 and want to emulate the way layouts were handled previously....
Greg, The way I am reading it, using these directives as globalfuseactions would only work for a site with one "design": <globalfuseactions> <preprocess> <do...
Two weeks have come and gone and I have done exactly nothing with the sample app. I did have a chance to finish a version of devnotes that I'm quite happy ...
Hello, Sorry, It's me again. Thanks to your answers, there is one thing I understand: I will drop the idea to use the Layout "book way", because we need to use...
This is how I would handle it (with no globalfuseactions at all) <fuseaction name="news"> ..<set name="webtitle" value="News Page"/> ..<set name="keywords"...
Hey Ted, great work! I know there's at least one person on the fusebox.org forums who's looking for a devnotes app, so you'll have at least one satisfied...
Greg, Think of it this way: The only fuseaction that actually "echoes stuff" is the final v.layout you choose to <do> as the last line of every fuseaction's...
Hello all, I am a long time user of Fusebox since ColdFusion 4.5. I have recently gotten back into the web development field and have picked up PHP 5.0 with...
Hello, Is there an "Fusebox official way" to send form ? I mean, do I have to use POST or GET in a form to be compatible/ compliant with FB ? Or does "the...
... Unless you have a specific reason not to, you should *always* pass form variables via POST, so yes, the normal rules apply. -- Damien McKenna, husband,...
In addition to the actual form posting method, there is one additional Fusebox "convention", the use of the $attributes scope as a unified collection of $_GET...
Are all GET & POST variables automatically converted to $attributes? I had been using $_REQUEST scope but this brings in the problem of cookie variables. Owen...
Yes, one of the first tasks that the Runtime performs is to copy all GET and POST variables into the $attributes object. Using this object makes it no longer...
... Yes, $_GET and $_POST get copied into $attributes. You'll note, however, that to use $attributes from within a function or class you'll have to either...
Also, the precedence of the variables is set in fusebox.xml: <parameter name="precedenceFormOrUrl" value="form"/> This basically means that if a name collision...
... Also, they are done in exactly that order: $_GET is copied first and then $_POST, so if you have a variable in both $_GET and $_POST the $_POST one will be...