Add an attribute that allows the user to choose whether they want it turned
off or on.
Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: Ryan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 4:56 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Sometimes I get so sick of CF being weak.... please help
In one of my custom tags I need to turn on ENABLECFOUTPUTONLY because
the result of this custom tag will be going inside PRE tags, so I
can't have any extra white space come out of it. Now the page that
uses this tag quit working, becuase the ENABLECFOUTPUTONLY is affecting
the entire request. Doesn't it make sense that it would only affect
the custom tag? Shouldn't that be a separate 'scope'? It is with
variables, why does the cfsetting carry across?
So anyway, I need to turn ENABLECFOUTPUTONLY back off at the end of
the custom tag, I guess. But what if (later on in development) a page makes
use of this tag, and that page already has ENABLECFOUTPUTONLY set to
on? Then the tag will turn it on again, no problem there, but at the
end of the tag it will set ENABLECFOUTPUTONLY to off, totally screwing
up the page that calls it.
Is there a way to detect ENABLECFOUTPUTONLY, so I don't need to flip
it if I don't need to?
I miss Perl...
Thanks for any help.
Ryan
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