Then again - why can't you use URL variables? I don't think I understood
you.
On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 5:51 PM, Sergey Senyuk b2eng...@prettyvancouver.com
wrote:
No, it's on the same server.
The structure is:
Website_1.com and website_2.com on the same server
files of website_2.com
Hell,
How to pass variable from link to cfdiv without URL?
That I'm trying to do:
a href=javascript:ColdFusion.navigate('ID=1','div2');Link 1/a
a href=javascript:ColdFusion.navigate('ID=2','div2');Link 2/a
cfdiv id=div2 name=div2#ID#/cfdiv
I know right way to use is a
Why? Since CFDIV is using Ajax to load in the content, it has to be a URL.
On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 2:00 AM, Sergey Senyuk b2eng...@prettyvancouver.com
wrote:
Hell,
How to pass variable from link to cfdiv without URL?
That I'm trying to do:
a
Why? Since CFDIV is using Ajax to load in the content, it has to be a URL.
Maybe some different method not .navigate
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URL method not working for my crossdomain template. I'm looking some method to
pass variable from the link to division without reloading the page.
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crossdomain - are you trying to load something from another server?
On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 12:15 PM, Sergey Senyuk
b2eng...@prettyvancouver.com wrote:
URL method not working for my crossdomain template. I'm looking some
method to pass variable from the link to division without reloading
No, it's on the same server.
The structure is:
Website_1.com and website_2.com on the same server
files of website_2.com located inside the main folder of website_1.com
(website1/website_2)
In the ColdFusion it is some kind of security.
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