CFModule converted for PHP
I am looking for a PHP equivalent of the cfmodule function. In my example, I am passing variables as well. Is there a good PHP equivalent to this?
<cfmodule name="request.displayTable"
jobinfoid="#np.id#"
jobarea="ALL"
jobtype="summary">
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Since I don't really understand ColdFusion, this may be a little bit speculative, but I'll tell you what I think I am seeing here. It looks like a data base query asking for something like this:
SELECT * FROM displayTable WHERE jobinfoid = '$np->id' AND jobarea = 'ALL' AND jobtype = 'summary'
In this query statement, $np is an object, and id is a property of the object. There is no requirement for this to be the case; the variable might be any string or integer value. I was just echoing what I think CF is talking about.
Does that sound like it's on the right track?
SELECT * FROM displayTable WHERE jobinfoid = '$np->id' AND jobarea = 'ALL' AND jobtype = 'summary'
In this query statement, $np is an object, and id is a property of the object. There is no requirement for this to be the case; the variable might be any string or integer value. I was just echoing what I think CF is talking about.
Does that sound like it's on the right track?
Nope. CFModule is kind of like a big brother to the include file and/or functions. It has a single depository location outside of the websites and allows multiple sites to call the same functions, without having to have duplicated code.
Gotcha. Here is what I recommend. Make a copy of this question, then delete it and repost it anew. Some of the EE community will not look at questions when there is already a dialog in process, assuming that the question is getting handled. In this case, it's not, and a fresh post will be likely to get more eyes on it. Best regards, ~Ray
Not the greatest workaround, but what I did was to include a base functions.php file in the php.ini file under (auto_prepend_file = "C:\PHP\CustomTags\functio
The only downside I see is that EVERY php page will call this and I am not sure if this will slow down PHP, since it may be loading in 1000 functions for every page, even though you may not be referencing them.
The only downside I see is that EVERY php page will call this and I am not sure if this will slow down PHP, since it may be loading in 1000 functions for every page, even though you may not be referencing them.
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