>
> Turns this:
> <TD>First Name:</TD>
> <TD><INPUT NAME="Emp_F_Name"
> VALUE=<CFOUTPUT>"#GetUser.Emp_F_Name#"</CFOUTPUT> size="15">;</TD>
>
> Into this:
> <TD>First Name:</TD>
> <TD><INPUT NAME="Emp_F_Name" VALUE="<CFOUTPUT"
> >"#GetUser.Emp_F_Name#"</CFOUTPUT> size="15"></TD>
>
I never have any problems with the design view, but then I only use it to
see where the tables are being displayed etc. in CF code that I don't want
to run on a server yet. I certainly wouldn't recommend trying to move stuff
around in design view..
Looking at the mess above it looks like you've confused the tag verifier
thingy...
Try doing this instead :
<INPUT NAME="Emp_F_Name" VALUE="<CFOUTPUT>#GetUser.Emp_F_Name#</CFOUTPUT>"
size="15">;</TD>
This way CF Studio will see the cfoutputs as content in the value attribute
rather than getting confused and thinking that they are actually part of the
input tag.
I think that Design view only screws your code if you're not strict about
structuring.
eg. Value=<cfoutput>"#GetUser.Emp_F_Name#"</cfoutput>
^
CFstudio will think that the input tag ends at the first closing angle
bracket (>)
Regards
Stephen
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