You could put the results of the cfc call into a session or some other
persistent variable, then check in the code if it is set. If it is don't fire
the cfc, if it isn't fire the cfc.
This of course is just a possibility since I don't know what is actually going
on or if the data is of a type that can be persisted.
-Original Message-
From: Dana Kain [mailto:dana_j_k...@rl.gov]
Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2012 9:42 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Prevent CFTREE Refresh Upon Return to Page
I have a form containing a CFTREE bound to a CFC. Users can expand the items in
the tree and click a submit button, which takes them to another page. They then
use the IE8 browser back button to return to the CFTREE page.
What is happening is that upon returning the CFTREE is completely
reinitialized. The expansion that the users did before clicking submit
disappears and the tree appears as it did upon initial entry to the form..
After further analysis I found that the CFC is firing upon the return, thereby
refreshing the CFTREE.
What I would like is that the state of the CFTREE be maintained upon the return
instead of refreshing.
I assume this is possible but I am not seeing the solution. Nor do I understand
why the CFC is firing upon a IE8 browser back button event.
Any ideas or suggestions would be highly appreciated.
Regards,
Dkain
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