I'm not quite following what you are saying, but what I was suggesting was
something akin to:
<!--- get the cf from the db --->
<CFQUERY DATASOURCE="eWebEditProDB" NAME="CFCode">
SELECT whatever as Code
FROM wherever
</CFQUERY>
<!--- write it to a file --->
<CFSET TempFile="c:\temp\CF#GetTickCount()#.cfm">
<CFFILE ACTION="WRITE" FILE="#TempFile#" OUTPUT="#CFCode.Code#">
<!--- now include it back in again so that the server will interpret it --->
<CFINCLUDE TEMPLATE="#TempFile#>
Of course, that's off the top of my head so it's probably not precisely the
way you'll want to go about it. BUt that's my general idea.
-Rick
-----Original Message-----
From: Dan O'Keefe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 10:17 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: OT eWebeditPro & CFML
I am not following how you are suggesting to try cfinclude. If I have CFML
code mixed in with the static text, and I cannot get CF to interpret the
code due to the fact it is just being output to the screen, if I have a
cfinclude in there, it will not be interpreted either. I think I am going to
have to break up my static text to separate fields, and then output the
fields sequentially, inserting the dynamic part where I need it.
Thanks.................Dan
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Dan O'Keefe
TriPoint Technologies
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
954.501.3113
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