cfinclude - clear page between processes

[Extension]

Hi,

I'm calling two scripts using cfinclude and I would like like to clear all the output (page) between each process.
How to do it ?

<--- Execute first script --->
<cfinclude template="scriptBin/script1.cfm">

<--- CLEAR OUTPUT (PAGE) BEFORE EXECUTING SECOND SCRIPT --->

<--- Execute second script --->
<cfinclude template="scriptBin/script2.cfm">

Thanks in advance.

 

[r937]

what does "clear" mean? what are you doing?

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[GUJUm0deL]

Are you storing variables in SESSION, APPLICATION, FORM, URL scope, or something else?

As my buddy Rudy so eloquently puts it: "what are you doing?"


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[imstillatwork]

I'm also confused, because even if you did display include 1, then "clear it" and display include2, what was the point?

"what are you doing?"



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[spinkston]

Not sure why either but here you go.


<--- Execute first script --->
<cfinclude template="scriptBin/script1.cfm">

<--- CLEAR OUTPUT (PAGE) BEFORE EXECUTING SECOND SCRIPT --->
<cfcontent reset="true" type = "text/html">


<--- Execute second script --->
<cfinclude template="scriptBin/script2.cfm">

 

[r937]

you know, the more i think about this, the more i get the feeling that original poster is actually looking for the CFFLUSH tag



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[GUJUm0deL]

Well, we wouldn't know cause the original poster as replied back.

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[Extension]

Hi,

Sorry for not responding earlier.
I guess my original message was not that clear.

I'm simply looking for a function that could clear all the HTML output before executing the second script.

Why ? Because the first script will generate several files and once completed it will the display a quick report. So before starting the second process (script) I wanted to clear all the HTML output because I don't want it to overlap the second report that will generated once the second process is done.

I hope my explanation is clear enough. If not, I can post some of my code if necessary. Thank you again for all your help.

BTW. I was not looking for CFFLUSH.

 

[r937]

i'm guessing you may want to rethink your approach

where does the first script "display a quick report" -- if it's in the web browser, then how did you send the page to the browser if the page hasn't finished?

i bet you are actually looking for CFFLUSH



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