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cfinclude suggestions
I want to avoid frames and try to call different content pages into a main page that has the design.
I read many posts here and want to be sure I have interpreted the suggestions correctlyl. Do I create the following pages and are they named appropriately? template.cfm - with includes to application.cfm and OnRequestEnd.cfm application.cfm - with includes to header.htm and menu.js OnRequestEnd.cfm - with includes to footer.htm header.htm - table with images, text, rollovers, links footer.htm - table with images, text, links I get confused when I read about cfm templates. where do i include the content pages? in the template.cfm? Should this be called index.cfm? where do i reference the style sheet? Anyone have examples of how to do this? Is there a good tutorial for this? i'm not referencing a database yet - likely SQL, but once this is working that is the intent. |
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if you want to have a nice way of structurizing, you might consider to have a look at the Fusebox-concept
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Yes, Fusebox handles layouts separately from page content so it is very easy to generate content and then "skin" it with a layout at the end of the request.
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