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Fusebox 101: Where to place your XFAs

Posted At : 08 November 2007 09:48 | Posted By : quiksilv
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Now this may be very much a personal approach but I thought I would say where I place my XFAs after my previous XFA post.

If an XFA is specific to a fuseaction then place it within that fuseaction.

If they are being used across a circuit then place them in that circuit in a prefuseaction.

If they are being used for the entire site (i.e. top site navigation) then I place them in my layout circuit as a prefuseaction. My layout fuseaction then gets called at the end of the request.

Do you do anything wildly different?


 
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Joshua Rountree's Gravatar Weird, I do this exactly the same way.
Great post though - I'm sure it will answer lots of peoples questions on this.

It's something not many people describe in tutorials on fusebox they just say USE THEM
# Posted By Joshua Rountree | 08/11/07 15:26 | Report abusive comment
Dan Lancelot's Gravatar This is more or less what we do - although sometimes we place them in a separate XFA circuit / fuseaction - and call that from a prefuseaction within a home circuit to make them available throughout the whole app...
# Posted By Dan Lancelot | 13/11/07 20:29 | Report abusive comment
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