you ca do it either way, I myself through in the #fusebox.thisCircuit#.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lee Borkman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2002 8:05 AM
Subject: Re: CFMODULE vs CFINCLUDE
MessageActually, Xavi, I think you'll find that AddToQ() will figure it out
if you just put this: AddToQ("getUserInfo")
I'm not sure if that is an advertised feature, but it certainly seems to
work when I try it. It appears that AddToQ() assumes the fuseaction is in
the current circuit unless told otherwise explicitly.
Perhaps John would care to confirm this. Then again, maybe he wouldn't ;-)
Anyway, you can certainly use #fusebox.thisCircuit# as you have suggested.
See ya,
LeeBB
----- Original Message -----
From: Xavi
Hi Hal, in this example:
This can also be handled a bit differently by using the Techspedition core
file. In that case, you just add the fuseactions into a queue, like this:
<cfcase value="checkout">
<cfset AddToQ( 'Inventory.checkStock' ) />
<cfset AddToQ( 'Checkout.getUserInfo' ) />
</cfcase>
If I am in Checkout circuit, can I use #fusebox.thisCircuit# variable?
<cfset AddToQ('#fusebox.thisCircuit#.getUserInfo')> ???
This way if I change the circuit name idon't must change the circuit name
"Checkout".
Makes sense?
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