Output="no" doesn't quite work (almost but not quite) since setting it on
the onRequest() function results in no output being sent to the browser at
all!

However, adding <cfcontent reset="yes"> directly before <cfinclude
template="#Arguments.targetPage#"> in the onRequest() function seems to have
solved that.

Cheers all.

--
Jay
 

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