I've been researching over on the fusebox.org forums, and it appears that fb4.1 will not allow you to specify a mapping as a circuit path (in fusebox.xml) I...
Hi all, I am currently using FB5 to redevelop a site, as is a colleague. We are both getting problems during development, despite development-full-load being...
Paul Connell
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Sep 4, 2006 1:24 pm
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What operating system and language / locale are you using? Looks like UK in which case I think you've hit this known bug: ...
... Correct. Fusebox 5 is compatible with Fusebox 4.1 in that respect. I thought I'd entered a ticket for this but I don't see it so I entered a new ticket: ...
... I was convinced someone had but I didn't see the ticket... #139. I've closed #156 as a duplicate of that. Sean A Corfield -- (904) 302-SEAN An Architect's...
Great! I realize fixes like this may be way down the road, so does anyone have any suggestions on solutions for now? I've been playing with some possible...
Sean, Yes, UK locale, I thought it was something to do with dates/times, as it was working fine on 2 different projects up until last week. I will see if I...
Paul Connell
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Sep 5, 2006 7:55 am
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If I try to use "True" or "False" for attributes like append or overwrite, I get an error thrown saying that I need to use "true" or "false". Which is...
Along those same lines, it seems you cannot use yes/no either? This caused an application I migrated to break, and may cause problems for other people hoping...
If you look at the DTD for the circuit xml you will see the valid values for the attributes.. case sensitivity aside. Since yes/no are not listed in the DTD as...
In that case I guess many users will have to global search and replace these values as I did . . . ... From: Mike Tangorre To: fusebox5@yahoogroups.com Sent:...
I'd be willing to bet that then 4.x cores just used the value of the attribute in a boolean context: if (verb.attributes.append) ... while FB5 actually does...
... Fusebox 4 was pretty sloppy about how it "validated" boolean attributes. In some places it tested against a string ("true" or "false", but mostly just...
Thank you for the concise explanation Sean. I would like to have the ability to define my own Boolean values (yes/no, true/false, 1/0, spam/ham or whatever)...
... The Fusebox DTD specifies that boolean attributes must be "true" or "false". That isn't a 'style' issue, that's the definition of the Fusebox grammar. That...
That being said, it's not an unreasonable request if you think "yes|no" and "1|0" or "on|off" should be added to the DTD. Submit a ticket! NAT p.s. I'm a fan...
... It is also a universal standard for programming languages that can use non-numerical values to mean true/false. Most good editors are able to do...
The fact that ColdFusion does correctly evaluate the Boolean values 'yes/no' and '1/0' are the basis of my argument that I think Fusebox should be able to...
... Well, that's a matter of opinion. I think ColdFusion is very sloppy and I hate the way it coerces various strings to boolean like that. I particularly hate...
... I suspect that's more to do with the *kind* of people that partook in the beta program, than any sort of general mindset. In fact, I'd expect that the...
An indirect way to allow such sloppy booleans is to create your own verbs via custom lexicon. If you want <set overwrite=""> to accept "bananas" and ...
The loose typing of ColdFusion is one of the attributes of CF that has made it one of the most accessible languages for people starting out. I am not saying...
... Can you explain why you want mappings for circuit paths rather than using relative paths? (The workaround is relative paths) Sean A Corfield -- (904)...
Sean, I'll jump in on this question because it speaks directly to a need I have. I have an application core that runs multiple other applications. The other ...
Have you considered automating your deployment? Doing that would let you easily run a hook for manipulating the fusebox.xml programattically. That way the...
... Another thought on this. Given that CF is case-insensitive, is it possible to disable case sensitivity in the DTD checking? True, true, False, false,...