A couple people have emailed me and asked me to post a complete code example. If you click on the download link below you will get a settings.zip file that contains 3 files
- Application.cfc
- Index.cfm
- org.danvega.Settings.cfc
The Application component will show you a quick of example of how to instantiate the object and place it into the application scope. I would normally do this via
ColdSpring but for the example I will keep it simple. The index file shows 3 quick examples; a way to get all settings, a way to get 1 setting and how to set a new value and re write the file. Finally the Settings component is in the folder org.danvega. If you want to change the location of this file just make sure to change the return type. Please let me know if anyone has any problems. Enjoy!!!
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#1 by Bruce on 1/9/07 - 4:17 PM
You may want to make the read function private since it is supposed to only be called from within the init method. That will prevent calling it from outside the CFC. Also you may want to change output to false for the read method. Lastly you may want to change the hint for the read function which is what I used to figure out if I should call this function or not.
Thanks again.
#2 by Dan on 1/9/07 - 4:20 PM
Thank you for the feedback! You make some excellent points and I will update the code and repost it. The reason the output was true is because it was never changed from when I was debugging an error. I agree 100% on changing the read method to private though, thanks again for you thoughts.
#3 by Dan on 1/9/07 - 5:23 PM