That's what I'm looking for. Excellent!
tom
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> Then for the rest of the page request (or until you do
Thanks. In ASP I can do it with a Response.Flush and Response.End, but I
didn't think there was a CF equivalent (although I think CF 5 has something
like this. . .haven't played with the new features yet).
tom
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>Thanks for that link. Very informative.
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>As to the other question: I wa
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is is your page"), plus
headers. The "This isn't!" part would never get sent out.
Hope that helps!
Best regards,
Zac Bedell
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Thanks for that link. Very informative.
As to the other question: I was mainly interested in it from a practical
point of view. When I insert the code on the page from a snippet, I always
have to make
Thanks for that link. Very informative.
As to the other question: I was mainly interested in it from a practical
point of view. When I insert the code on the page from a snippet, I always
have to make sure that there isn't any whitespace, closing or
tags, or any other tags after it, or they
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I'm not sure what you mean by stopping the output. Do you mean that you
might start working through a query (or something) and then find that you
don't want to send the data to the user after all? If so, you could first
put all the dat
I'm not sure what you mean by stopping the output. Do you mean that you
might start working through a query (or something) and then find that you
don't want to send the data to the user after all? If so, you could first
put all the data to download into a variable, then only do the CFCONTENT if
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