... I have not yet given any estimate of a timeframe. I'm working on the new core files in my (limited) spare time and work has slowed down while I've been...
Has there been any thought about adding something comparable to the "flash" scope in Ruby on Rails? Variables added to the flash scope are available through...
... That would be session scope then, wouldn't it? ;) Bear in mind that ColdFusion already has a variables scope called "flash" which is used for interacting...
Some key points 1) Session scope is memory-resident, and attached to the user until it is explicitly removed (or times out, etc). 2) In a CF framework,...
One thing I like about Model-Glue is its consistent use of an explicit 'data-bus' for request generated variables (the event object). Fusebox's implicit use of...
... It's entirely up to Fusebox users: they could just as easily use request scope as variables scope (and some do). This isn't something the framework can (or...
... And something you could easily do without any support from the framework... ... I generally recommend you do *not* use session replication unless you have...
What about the attributes scope? I thought that it was comparable to the Model-Glue and Mach-II event object? Even that is just a contrivance used to put the...
... Yeah, fair point. I guess this might be an issue best dealt with by convention and explanation rather than, as you say, yet another ad hoc container. In...
... Today I reached a fairly major milestone: some small Fusebox 4.1 applications actually run end-to-end with the Fusebox 5 core files! I added global...
... We're almost at that point: http://corfield.org/entry/Fusebox_5__Alpha_Coming_Soon Sean A Corfield An Architect's View -- http://corfield.org/ "There are...
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Hello, There currently is no support to call a static method of a class using the invoke verb in fusebox 4. We've developed applications using fusebox 4 for...
... Bear in mind there are no static methods in ColdFusion (I don't know about PHP). ... According to the Fusebox 4.1 ColdFusion code base, that ought to work....
Thanks Sean, I'd imagine then from <invoke class="ASingleton" methodcall="getInstance()" returnvariable="singletonInstance" /> the generated PHP code could be...
... I'm not writing the PHP version of the core files, just the CFML version. Since Fusebox 5 is a complete rewrite of the core files, your diff would only...
Hey ronel, This is probably something that should be reported on the PHP Fusebox list. You can subscribe here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PHP-fusebox/ ...
Hi Everyone, I just joined the group today so I apologize if I'm asking a question that's already been dealt with. Will FB 5 support clean URL's? I know we...
Use mod_rewrite. That's EXACTLY what it's designed to do, and without a .cfm extension in there somewhere before your variables, there's no way CF (or any...
Well the good news Chris is that you're wrong on both accounts! :) In fact, my current hosting provider offers a re-write service for shared host IIS accounts,...
I'm so glad I'm wrong for a change. Here's hoping I'm wrong again and again :) I'll check it out with CrystalTech and see if they can hook me up. Thanks! ...
I believe mod_rewrite for IIS is not free. What do you guys think of possibly creating a friendly URL rewriter as a servlet filter. The filter would have to...
Spike Milligan has already done this, it's called friendly urls, and it's used by FarCry in particular. I don't know where to find source, except as part of...
http://www.petefreitag.com/item/286.cfm Just one URL from the few available on the web. ;) Laterz, J PS - The point of Pete's blog post is that basically there...
There's an isapi_rewrite that does similar things on IIS, though you're right about shared hosting, unless they've enable .htaccess files (or whatever IIS's...
... See also: http://corfield.org/entry/SES__Bah_Humbug That explains how I do (most of) the friendly URLs on my site - the rest use mod_rewrite in Apache (for...
For people who are put off by the apache.org pages about how mod_rewrite is Scary Voodoo and find the rules to be confusing and frustrating to write, here's a...