At 04:33 PM 9/12/2003 -0400, you wrote:
>Just out of curiousity, why don't you just suppress the form with CFIF?
>Seems to be much more efficient.
>
>Since you somehow "know" a subscriber - let's say the
>session.subscriber_id is set and is not NULL:
>
><cfif NOT isDefined("session.subscriber_id") OR #session.subcriber_id# LTE 0>
>(insert form)
><cfif>
I used to, but then we switched to generating static HTML pages and doing
little replaces on the contents before displaying, instead of our old way
which was doing a ton of DB queries and building the page on-the-fly. Since
I'm reading in my content from a static file, I can't just surround that
with a <cfif> statement.
What's really odd, now that I think about it, though... other note I
mentioned figuring out a way around my problem - break the file into two
bits, do the replace on one part, and put'em back together - works fine.
But I also do other replaces on these pages, every time - some IDs that I
pass in the URLs that *have* to be dynamic - so I generate my static pages
with some unique strings in place of these values, like "[[SubID]]", then
replace that string with the value passed along with the previous page. But
now that I ponder that, I'm just doing Replace() and not ReReplace()...
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