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Is there a way to dynamically define the parameters to a CFMODULE tag?
For instance, lets say I have a
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From: "Seth Petry-Johnson" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2000 3:28 PM
Subject: Dynamically passing parameters to CFMODULE
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John, this can be done using the formurl2attributes tag
(for what its worth, I *AM* using the FormURL2Attributes tag)
Perhaps you misunderstood my question. I want to run a CFMODULE where the
parameter NAMES provided to the module are themselves dynamic (not just the
value that is passed). To
Is there a way to dynamically define the parameters to a CFMODULE
tag?
For instance, lets say I have a variable called "strParamName".
If the value of this variable is "ProductName" then I want my
CFMODULE to be executed as if I hardcoded it like so:
CFMODULE TEMPLATE="qryMyQuery.cfm"
[Seth Petry-Johnson]
[Is there a way to dynamically define the parameters to a CFMODULE tag?]
I messed with this a while back and couldn't get it to a point that I was
happy with it. I imagine that you're doing something similar to what I was
doing: a loader program that acts as an abstraction
ynamically passing parameters to CFMODULE
John, this can be done using the formurl2attributes tag
(for what its worth, I *AM* using the FormURL2Attributes tag)
Perhaps you misunderstood my question. I want to run a CFMODULE where the
parameter NAMES provided to the module are themselv
I imagine that you're doing something similar to what I was
doing: a loader program that acts as an abstraction layer, right?
I guess you could call it that, although I haven't done anything that could
really be considered OOP (no classes, no inheiritence).
However, I'm glad to hear that I'm
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