<shot_in_the_dark certainty="null">
Two things to play with:
*Try using the request scope instead of the caller scope. Line 2 of
your custom tag looks suspect to me.
*Try clearing out thistag.generatedcontent, as it's screwed me up
before.
</shot_in_the_dark>
I doubt if this will help, but if you're grasping...
Jamie
On Fri, 30 Nov 2001 20:25:36 +0000, in cf-talk you wrote:
>I found that a udf created on a page is not available inside custom
tags. I
>just put a copy of the code into the custom tag. That works. Now I
want to
>call the same tag more than once and that works as long as it is only
>defined the first time the tag is called. The problem comes if I use an
end
>tag. It simply doesn't work. If anyone else has tried this and gotten
it
>to work let me know.
>
>---------(customtag.cfm)
><cfoutput><br>#ThisTag.ExecutionMode#<br></cfoutput>
><cfif NOT ISDefined("caller.alreadycreated")>
> <cfoutput>*inside if statement*<br></cfoutput>
> <cfscript>
> function iudf() {return "function output";}
> caller.alreadycreated = "Yes";
> </cfscript>
></cfif>
>-------------(callcustomtag.cfm)
><cf_customtag>
><cf_customtag>
><cf_customtag></cf_customtag>
>---------
>
>The error only occurs on the end tag for some reason. If the function
>definition is commented out it works fine. I've reduced the code down
as
>simple as I can to try to figure this out.
>
>Chris Runyan
>
>
>
>
>
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