Surely. The call to the deserializeJson() function is inside a cfscript
block:
<cfscript>
stOrderData =
deserializeJson('{"origin":1,"orderId":451,"orderDate":"Jul 20,
2011","invoiceDate":"Jul 27,
2011","invoiceNum":"110720094456ZBFM","poNumber":"M720113","shipTo":{"firstName":"BOB","lastName":"SMITH","companyName":"","address1":"650
GUNBY ROAD
#232","address2":"","city":"SOMECITY","state":"GA","postalCode":"11111"}}');
</cfscript>
Thanks for the quick reply Alan. Hope this helps.
-JSLucido
On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 3:01 PM, Alan Williamson (aw2.0 cloud experts) <
[email protected]> wrote:
> ooh that is a good one .. could you show me the code please for this. The
> reason i am curious is that for some reason it is thinking this is inside a
> tag (cfoutput) and there is looking to evaluate the #.
>
>
>
> Jeff Lucido wrote:
>
>> Thoughts and comments as always are welcome.
>>
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