My apologies, I think I came into that discussion a little late, and didn't quite realise exactly what the issue was.
Sorry about that, Lee.
-----Original Message----- From: BORKMAN Lee [mailto:lee_Borkman@rta.nsw.gov.au] Sent: Thursday, 3 May 2001 10:38 To: Fusebox Subject: RE: RE: Managing program flow
Surely the program flow is more apparent in FuseBox because the entire flow (and virtually nothing else) is defined in the FuseBox file. I like to be able to read index.cfm, and see at a glance how the app flows.
Of course, you can make index.cfm pretty hard to understand by shuffling the order of the FuseCations within your CFSWITCH, or you can choose an order which has some relation to the way that users will move through the app. Good names help too, of course. But I think that the FuseBox itself is the greates aid to readability, comprehensibility that FB coding has going for it.
Have fun, Lee.
-----Original Message----- From: Nat Papovich [mailto:nat@webthugs.com] Sent: Thursday, 3 May 2001 9:51 To: Fusebox Subject: RE: RE: Managing program flow
Hopefully I don't sound like a person who hasn't done too much non-FB CF worik, but why is the program flow more apparent in Fusebox? Is that because you have named your fuseactions step1, step2, step3, etc?
Using a session variables are a really great way to do it, you could also check cgi.query_string to make sure the user came from the previous fuseaction step.
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