Yes, the user can view the source code which would take them out of WYSIWYG
mode. Then they would have to sniff thru all the HTML to find the link and
wrap it w/ coldfusion code before they save the document. This is precisely
something I don't want them to do because they are not developers,
I do already have a disclaimer page. Lets say I have a page called content.cfm
and a page called disclaimer.cfm. The user will use a CMS tool to write the
content for the content.cfm page. They have no control over the layout of the
page (headers, navigation, footers, or anything like that).
The users simply uses the CMS tool and clicks on the create hyperlink button
and copys and paste the link in the field. The user never sees any html.
The problem I have with this is I'm not the one putting these links on
the page. There are users who uses a content management system that
The problem I have with this is I'm not the one putting these links on the
page. There are users who uses a content managment system that enters in the
content for the website. I want to avoid making the users use Coldfusion code
b/c they don't understand it and it will complicate things for
Hi Everybody,
I'm trying to get the name/value pair from url variables. Lets say I have a
url like this:
http://someurlhere.com?Src=blahblahstoryID=1234
Now if I do the following I'll get the name/value pair of the URL vars:
cfloop collection=#url# item=urlVar
cfoutput#urlVar# =
you've explicitly set (such as with cfparam) or
removed won't be accounted for.
- You need to care for instances when there is a key but no value.
key1=key2=a
Why do you need to see your URL variables in their original case?
-Original Message-
From: Tuan Tran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
6 matches
Mail list logo
