Re: JS within CFscript

[S . Isaac Dealey]

> if (yourcondition is met) {
> alertmessage = '';
> alertmessage = alertmessage&chr(10)&'alert("Your alert here")';
> alertmessage = alertmessage&chr(10)&'';
> }

> Then outside your cfscript do this :

> 
> 
> 

Have you had luck with  ?

I tried it once ( thinking it would be better to maintain the structure of
the html document ) and wasn't able to get it to output anything... I mean,
I use  around a 

RE: JS within CFscript

[S . Isaac Dealey]

> 
>   documentwrite("   language="javascript">alert('message!');");
> 

> That should work, shouldn't it?

Got your js and cf functions confused there... and you didn't escape your
double-quotes. :)


writeoutput("alert('message!');");



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Re: JS within CFscript

[S . Isaac Dealey]

Here's a method using a UDF... Mike's comments still hold, but this would
create a shorthand way for you to do it whether or not the  block
is inside a javascript  block or not.


function jsalert(message, createscriptblock) {
if (createscriptblock) { writeoutput("