Because I'm a wimp, let me preface my answer with "I could be wrong".
You can't do that.
You might be able to simulate it though...
I wrote a template parser a long time ago that allows end-users to
similate certain coldfusion tags using a custom marketup....
So when I come across a tag pair like this:
<%IF==LOGGED_IN%><%/IF==LOGGED_IN%>
I only display what is in between them if the user is logged in... it
required a whole lot of nasty string parsing, and it would be even
nastier if you had to parse with regular expressions so you could get
the <CFIMPORT ...> tag, place it's attributes in variables, and deal
with it appropriately.
But it would be a LOT more complicated than <cfoutput>#myvar#</cfoutput>
- Rick
sonicDivx wrote:
>
> I would like to process (evaluate) a CF tag that has been written
> inside a string. For example
>
> the string contains:
>
> <cfset myvar = "<cfimport ....>other stufff, blah , blah..." >
>
> Then on my display page would like to
>
> <cfoutput>#myvar#</cfoutput>
>
> and have the <cfimport> also process. Is this possible without
> physically writing a page then calling the page?
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