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Re: A silly little tag for architecting FB3
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je-@grokfusebox.com
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Jul 27, 2005 13:23 PDT
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Interesting stuff, Lee. Sort of like the "Pleasantville" technique
I've used: style everything in greyscale until it goes live, then
colorize as it's coded. Your approach is hands-off, though. I may
have to try this on a guinea pig...
- Jeff
On 26 Jul 2005 at 15:04, BORKMAN Lee wrote:
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Hi all,
Just mucking around while re-architecting a small app still in FB3.
Built myself a little old-fashioned Custom Tag "cf_include".
Probably others have built similar things before. Would obviously be
easy to implement in FB4+ engines too.
Anyway,here is a samplechunk offbx_switch code:
<cfcase value="User_Start_ACTION,default">
<cfset xfa.onSuccess="vacancies.User_ID_FORM"/>
<cfset xfa.onPositionNonexistent="vacancies.Error_page"/>
<cfset xfa.onPositionClosed="vacancies.Error_page"/>
<cf_include template="sel_position.cfm">
Input:
positionID: attributes.number
Output:
position: recordset
</cf_include>
<cf_include template="in_userid.cfm">
Input:
position: recordset
Output:
fuseaction: attributes.string
positionID: attributes.integer
userID: attributes.string
Responsibilities:
If the Position recordset is non-empty, show a form for
capturing the User's ID
</cf_include>
<cfset request.page.subtitle="User Start - ACTION"/>
</cfcase>
And here is the custom tag, cf_include:
<CFIF thisTag.ExecutionMode is 'end'>
<CFTRY>
<CFINCLUDE TEMPLATE="#attributes.template#">
<CFSET thisTag.GeneratedContent = "">
<CFCATCH TYPE="MissingInclude">
<CFSET thisTag.GeneratedContent = "<p><table border=1
cellpadding=10 cellspacing=0
width=75%><tr><td><h4>#attributes.template#</h4>#htmlcodeformat(thisTa
g.generatedContent)#</td></tr></table>">
</CFCATCH>
</CFTRY>
</CFIF>
Nowyou can run the application. If the required template exists,
it is cfincluded as usual. If it does not exist, then the template
name and enclosed description/specification are displayed. With a
bit of tweaking, the cf_include tag can display any error down at the
fuse level side-by-side with the fuse's specification, which could be
very handy.
Anyways, just a trivial little thing to amuse myself when the air-
conditioning is too hot for real work...
See ya,
LeeBB
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