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Troubleshooting Code Problems In Frameworks With SeeFusion
We firmly believe that Frameworks are a very good thing and we have used Fusebox since version 2, in various web applications we have created for our clients. As a comment, we really like FuseBox 4.1 and as always are very grateful to those great minds that created it. The same goes for the other Frameworks out there; Mach-II, Tartan, Model-Glue, OnTap etc. Thanks to all those great CF Thinkers who put hours of blood sweat and tears into each of these frameworks.
One downside to using frameworks comes when it is time to troubleshoot CF Applications. Often, all we see in the error logs is index.cfm with no further indication as to what code templates actually ran for that request. When I am onsite helping a client with issues, my view of the efficacy of Frameworks changes a little; or it did before we launched our utility "SeeFusion".
One of the benefits of SeeFusion is that we get the full url string; here is an example from a FuseBox 4x application: -
127.0.0.1/index.cfm?fuseaction=rentals.rntdtl&fld_propid=a1E10m253
This really helps me when I am trying to identify which template(s) ran in a particular request, in most cases saving hours of "detective" work. You can find more information about SeeFusion here.
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