Thanks Hugo,

That is correct, my footer file is displaying properly.  But I would like it to be displayed at the bottom of the brower window when there isn't enough content on the page to fill up the browser window.

I am actually trying to get away from application.cfm the use of it has been causing me some headaches in a couple of app that I have running.
  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Hugo Ahlenius
  To: CF-Talk
  Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2003 6:30 AM
  Subject: RE: OT- Dynamic Page Layouts

  Note that it is not good practice to use OnRequestEnd.cfm for any display
  outputs. (The same goes for Application.cfm)

  I understood that the Mickael's problem was not how to get something
  appended to every called template, rather how to get a display piece to be
  presented at the bottom of the browser window (no matter what template is
  called).

  /Hugo

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  | -----Original Message-----
  | From: Peter Tilbrook [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  | Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2003 11:47
  | To: CF-Talk
  | Subject: RE: OT- Dynamic Page Layouts
  |
  |
  | Mike, as Hugo stated definately avoid frames for this tip.
  |
  | Use the "OnRequestEnd.cfm" template.
  |
  | Unlike the "Application.cfm" template, OnRequestEnd.cfm is
  | executed AFTER
  | all other cfm templates. Very handy and I haven't worked out
  | a better way to
  | use it from what you require.
  |
  | In fact that is what I use for the "footer" at
  | www.actcfug.com. There IS a
  | way to use it with frames but it usually requires using
  | <CFABORT> at the end
  | of the template which probably isn't good practice - but it
  | works at any
  | rate. You could use the <CFABORT> method at the end of a
  | template in say a
  | small popup where your usual footer either does not "fit" or is not
  | appropriate.
  |
  | HTH
  |
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  | -----Original Message-----
  | From: Mickael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  | Sent: Wednesday, 5 November 2003 9:36 PM
  | To: CF-Talk
  | Subject: Re: OT- Dynamic Page Layouts
  |
  |
  | Hugo
  |
  | Thanks that is just what I needed.
  |   ----- Original Message -----
  |   From: Hugo Ahlenius
  |   To: CF-Talk
  |   Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2003 2:52 AM
  |   Subject: Re: OT- Dynamic Page Layouts
  |
  |   Two ways:
  |
  |   * Frames, I think you should avoid it for this case.
  |   * CSS. I found a good way on the web somewhere (now link).
  | You can look at
  |   the source and the css of this page, which uses a CSS
  | method to do this:
  |   http://globalis.no/admin/
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  |   | On Wednesday, November 05, 2003 05:50 [GMT+1=CET],
  |   | Mickael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  |
  |   | Hello All,
  |   |
  |   | This is not exactly a coldfusion question but does
  | pertain to dynamic
  |   | site.  I have a site in CF that the client would like to include a
  |   | standard footer at the bottom of the page.  This works
  | fine when the
  |   | content that is returned is more than once screen in my explorer
  |   | window at my resolution.
  |   |
  |   | The problem that I am having is that some of the pages
  | have content
  |   | that is returned and it is a little bit less one screen
  | so I see my
  |   | footer then the remainder of the screen below the footer
  | which is not
  |   | what the client wants.
  |   |
  |   | Is there a way to handle this?
  |   |
  |   | Thanks
  |   |
  |   | Mike
  |   |
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