In CF 3 and higher, there was an internal XML document (I can send it to you)
that detailed each tag and all of its relationships. This was used in "strict
validation" to dis-allow any non-CF tag attributes on a run. Could you ask if
this is still in place or not? I know it's an extra layer of code, but a pre-run
check of CF tags to see if something is a tag or not will avoid these issues. If
its not a CF tag, then skip it for processing. If its a CF tag with illegal
attributes, throw an error (unless there's a flag saying the tag can have
illegal attributes such as the CFFORM tag). Additionally, the space between the
bracket and the CF should have made the tag invalid anyway. This seems to be a
change in MX.
> Confirmed. I was able to recreate it. I will check to see if the
> issue has already been entered.
>
> Christian
>
> On Sunday, January 5, 2003, at 11:53 PM, Michael Dinowitz wrote:
>
> > I've been hitting my head over a chunk of code for a while and this
> > interesting
> > thing just came up.
> > for(var sl=0; sl < cFrame.document.layers['dmbTB'].layers.length;
> > sl++) {
> > This is javascript but if you run it you'll get an error in the CFRame
> > tag. Note
> > that such a tag does not exist. Even though there's a space between
> > the CF and
> > the open bracket, the CFMX engine assumes that this is a CF tag and
> > tries to run
> > it. It does not look at any 'lookup' table within CFMX to see if its a
> > valid tag
> > (as CF5 and earlier did).
> > Could some others please test this out and report back on this thread
> > so I can
> > give a complete bug repost to MM about this? Thanks
> >
> > Michael Dinowitz
> > Master of the House of Fusion
> > http://www.houseoffusion.com
> >
> >
>
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