...until you need to hire five new developers in any place that isn't
California.
:(
On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 11:04 AM, Gerald Guido wrote:
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> >> I simply added this to my custom tag and it does just what its supposed
> to!
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> Yep. Reason 32,657 why CF Roxorz.
>
> G!
>
> On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 a
>> I simply added this to my custom tag and it does just what its supposed
to!
Yep. Reason 32,657 why CF Roxorz.
G!
On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 10:24 AM, Joel Black wrote:
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> Gerald, was the key. I didnt even have to savecontent
> or anything else. I simply added this to my custom tag and it
Slightly OT, but I suspect this indicates that your app would benefit from a
separation of display logic and business logic.
On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 10:24 AM, Joel Black wrote:
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> Gerald, was the key. I didnt even have to savecontent
> or anything else. I simply added this to my custom tag
Gerald, was the key. I didnt even have to savecontent or
anything else. I simply added this to my custom tag and it does just what its
supposed to!
Never even knew this tag existed, thanks a million!
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>Your title -
>#Yourvaraible#
>
>
>This will put #pageTitle# in the head of the document.
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>
>
>On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 4:05 PM, Joel Black wrote:
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Subject: Re: Variable before query, rereplace or javascript to change title
Wrap the custom tag in a cfsavecontent tag at the top of the page:
I tried to do this, but the query.title doesnt read the query within the
save content. I also tried to set a variable within the cust
Your title -
#Yourvaraible#
This will put #pageTitle# in the head of the document.
On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 4:05 PM, Joel Black wrote:
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> Wrap the custom tag in a cfsavecontent tag at the top of the page:
>
>
> I tried to do this, but the query.title doesnt read the query within the
> sav
Wrap the custom tag in a cfsavecontent tag at the top of the page:
I tried to do this, but the query.title doesnt read the query within the save
content. I also tried to set a variable within the custom tag and pull that
out...but no success there either. What if i set an application variabl
>Wrap the custom tag in a cfsavecontent tag at the top of the page:
>
I gave this a try, but when I wrap it in the savecontent, its not reading the
query when I put it in the title
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query, rereplace or javascript to change title
I created a custom tag I can reuse, which runs a news manager. I would like
to optimize it for search engines, but here is my issue:
1. The query and output are in the custom tag, which goes in the main
content of the page
2. I want the news title
>>2. I want the news title to be in the page title, but I cant put an output
>>before a query that I know of
No, but you can run the query before any HTML, ie :
SELECT title, ...
#myQuery.title#
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I created a custom tag I can reuse, which runs a news manager. I would like to
optimize it for search engines, but here is my issue:
1. The query and output are in the custom tag, which goes in the main content
of the page
2. I want the news title to be in the page title, but I cant put an out
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