> I tried that but can't figure out how to transfer an input
> variable. My current routine goes something like: <CF_Routine
> Input="inString" output="outString"> Under the CFModule
> template=Routine.cfm it doesn't accept input variables. The
> output is no problem.
I can't understand why that would be a problem, as long as you've left the
attributes in place. These two should do the same thing:
<cf_routine input="inString" output="outString">
<cfmodule template="routine.cfm" input="inString" output="outString">
One possible problem is that you've got multiple copies of routine.cfm
floating around, one either in the current directory or the global custom
tags directory, and the other, which you're calling with CFMODULE, in
another directory. Make sure, if you do have multiple copies, that you're
calling the one which does what you want!
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
voice: (202) 797-5496
fax: (202) 797-5444
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