rush answer - sorry. but if I understand correctly...
== callingtemplate.cfm
<cf_stripContent>
This is the Content.
</cf_stripContent>
<cfoutput>#PageContent#</cfoutput>
== end callingtemplate.cfm
== stripcontent.cfm
<cfif ThisTag.ExecutionMode is "start">
<cfelse>
<cfset caller.PageContent = thistag.generatedcontent>
<cfset caller.PageContent = "manipulated content">
<cfset thistag.generatedcontent="">
</cfif>
== end stripcontent.cfm
This is how I do it. You could even get fancy to specify the variable name
to return.
Eric
From: Jamie Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Custom Tag Question] ThisTag.GeneratedContent...
Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2001 11:38:28 -0400
Please tell me if the following is possible, and how: I want to stifle
the output of the area between <cf_MyTag> and </cf_MyTag>.
Here is a simplified example: I the following output: "Hello World, I
do want to display this sentence."
### Calling script ###:
<cf_MyTag>
Hello, World, I do NOT want to display this sentence.
</cf_MyTag>
### MyTag.cfm (custom tag) ###:
<cfoutput>#ReplaceNoCase(ThisTag.GeneratedContent, 'do NOT',
'do')#</cfoutput>
Currently, this displays:
"Hello, World, I do NOT want to display this sentence. Hello, World, I
do want to display this message." (Obviously, I don't want the first
sentence displayed.)
Is this best handled by <cfsetting cfoutputonly="yes">, or is there
another way that's already built into the custom tag framework?
Thanks,
Jamie
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