No, once it's been parsed it's no longer a string, and iirc you have
to use #toString(xmlNode)# to display the "original" string of xml it
was parsed from. Using CFMX the parsed xml string is an object (in the
traditional C++/Java OO sense). You might try using type="xml" or
type="xmlnode" -- no guarantees that will work tho. You may have to
use type="any" and then use the isXML() function to ensure that it is
an xmlnode.
hth
> When returning XML object from a function I noticed that
> returntype of
> 'struct' doesn't work (gives an error and have to use type
> 'any' to make it
> work). What build-in type is xml document (I know that XML
> document seems to
> be type on its own but there is no XML_doc type inside CFC
> function to
> choose)? I guess I could go through all types available
> and try to check,
> but I am hoping there is someone in here that knows less
> of a brute force
> solution. Thanks for help.
> TK
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