Application.cfc template

Reload to refresh your session. You signed out in another tab or window. If you do not set this variable, or set it to the empty string,. Each element in the structure consists of a key. The logical path is the key and the absolute path is the value. Tells ColdFusion not to call the onMissingTemplate. If no value. Overrides the default administrator settings. It does not report compile-time exceptions. Learn more about bidirectional Unicode characters Show hidden characters.

You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. You signed out in another tab or window. Order of function processing:. Application variables. Controls aspects of page processing, such as the output of HTML code in pages. These settings can be overridden in page templates.

First function run when ColdFusion receives the first request for a page in the application. Event Planning Guide 1.

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I'd love to hear your thoughts on my methods. I still have a nagging feeling that I should be doing more, but as far as time management goes, I'm doing the best I know how currently. I'm surprised by your statement about mail in CF7 being a hog. I know one of the big improvements to CF7 was the speed of mail. I've never seen it be a hog myself. As for your method, sure, I mean, when in development you want to see the error immediately, and then hide it when in production.

That's typically recommended I'd say. This is such an old topic that I'm afraid you might not even get this, but I'm still not clear on how you include UDFs in application. Here's my code snippet:. So are you saying I should include a statement in the UDF itself?

I was putting the chunk into the wrong component section! Now that I put it in OnRequest , it works beautifully. Please be aware that using onRequest has side effects. Search the blog here to see what I mean.

Although somewhat fixed in ColdFusion 9. Thanks, Ray. I think I finally figured it all out -- took a while. I'm no longer using the onRequest method:.

Glad you got it working. Typically what I do for udf libraries is just create a component for them, like utils. I then create an instance in the app scope and do application. It is a bit more typing though. Luckily Model-Glue has a nice way to make this simpler. Hi, For better or worse, I have some includes that I want to include, but I want to switch to a cfc and I have some ajax-called functions in a cfc that still need to work.

Rather than re-write all my code, I was trying to use the hack recommended by Sean Corfield. Raymond's post was the first I came when trying to fix this and I really appreciate all the helpful information here.

However, the hack he proposes wouldn't work for me. Instead I had to change the if statement to use the arguments. I got this piece from Sean's site.

I was surprised it made a difference, but it did. Thanks to both sites!! Hopefully this will save someone else some research time. Would you put variables that determine if a user is logged in our out in the ApplicationStart or SessionStart? I would think that you would want it in the ApplicationStart as you would want to see that a user is not logged in?