First Column contains the menu Second Column contains the main content and the Third Column is for miscellaneous content that changes based on what circuit you are in

Now I'm finding when I want to include some fuses from a circuit app that I have to directly include the circuit files as they would appear in the CFSWITCH statement. I'd much rather prefer to call the fuseaction itself so if I ever update the fuseaction, I won't have to go and update the hardcoded. But if I do that I get a replicated layout within my layout because the header and footer get called again. IE.

/mainfusebox /links Fuseaction: DisplayAllLinks includes qry_links.cfm includes dsp_links.cfm Fuseaction: TopTenLinks includes qry_toptenlinks.cfm includes dsp_links.cfm Fuseaction: AddLink includes act_addlink.cfm includes dsp_submitform.cfm /someothercircuit

So in my mainfusebox in the 3rd column I call the top-ten links action by repeating the same includes for the fuseaction toptenlinks. This is how FuseBox.Org does it in their example website. However if I were to change TopTenLinks to something like this:

includes qry_toptenlinks.cfm includes act_toptenlinks.cfm includes dsp_links.cfm

Then I'd have to go back to my hardcoded areas and change the included files. Is there someway I can call the fuseaction of this circuit without spawning the layout? I guess that's my question... :) Whew...

-- Ben.

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