Thanks for that, Dan, but I'd actually mistyped.  I wanted the closing
tag to still execute, just skipping the body.  Not surprisingly, I was
also writing a caching tag, the difference being that the cached
content were generated Flash movies, so the "output" operation (which
takes place in the close tag) is rather cumbersome and I didn't really
want to UDF it so I could call it in both starting and ending tags.

However, I ended up doing exactly that, and it'll work.  Just seems
like a bit of a language shortcoming to me.  In psuedo-code:

<cfif thistag.executionmode EQ "start">
  <cffunction name="writeFlash">
    <!--- generate EMBED, OBJECT, PARAM, etc. --->
  </cffunction>
  <cfif cached>
    <cfset writeFlash() />
    <cfexit method="exittag" />
  </cfif>
<cfelse>
  <!--- do cache the generated movie --->
  <cfset writeFlash() />
</cfif>

cheers,
barneyb

On 8/24/05, Dan G. Switzer, II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Barney,
> 
> >Is there a way to, in the opening tag of a custom tag, tell the custom
> >tag to skip evaluation of it's body?
> >
> ><p:mytag>
> >  i don't want to do this
> ></p:mytag>
> >
> >mytag.cfm:
> ><cfif this.executionMode EQ "start">
> >  <cfexit method="goToJustAfterClosingTag" />
> ></cfif>
> 
> You should be able to do cancel the entire request:
> <cfif this.executionMode EQ "start">
>   <cfexit method="exitTag" />
> </cfif>
> 
> I wrote a cf_CacheObject tag a long time ago which I used to cache a bunch
> of code that really CPU intensive. Here's the code (please forgive the
> uppercase--I wrote the code 4 years and a week ago):
> 

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