No custom tag, Don't show content..

[webmigit]

Wanna know the horror of writing custom tags? They show the generatedcontent.. IE...

<cf_tag>me</cftag> shows me on the page...

I can't begin cfsilent on opening of tag and end on ending because that requires CFELSE to be nested inside CFSILENT and CF says that's a no no.

I can use cfsetting, but that won't do the trick because it kills thistag.generatedcontent...

Right now what I'm doing is just opening <!-- on tag open and --> on tag close.. that at least hides it on the page so I can work with it...

Any ideas folks?

Tony Hicks [ Founder of <A href=&quot;

http://www.bibleclicks.com&quot;>Bibleclicks.com</A>,

online bible. ]

 

[pigsie]

If using cf 5 try saving the contents to a variable using cfcontent. Also why would you not want to display output between custom tags but still have the output between the tags?

 

[webmigit]

An extension of cfquery basically...

<cf_xquery>sql statement</cf_xquery>

Obviously I don't want people to know my table names and stuff... [ Founder of <A href=&quot;

http://www.bibleclicks.com&quot;>Bibleclicks.com</A>,

online bible. ]

 

[pigsie]

What output is being sent to the client your query? Do you have any code we can see?

 

[webmigit]

The code appears in <!-- -->'s right now to hide it.. but of course its in the source code.

So.. <CF_xQuery...>b</CF_xQuery> would send b as the sql statement but it shows b on the page.. unless I say..

If thistag.executionmode is &quot;Start&quot;: <!--
Else: -->

Then b appears in the source code as <!-- b -->

Does that answer your question? [ Founder of <A href=&quot;

http://www.bibleclicks.com&quot;>Bibleclicks.com</A>,

online bible. ]