Is there a specific reason why you don't want to add the two dates to a
database table called tblPopupInit or something like that and simply
read them from there?


You should be able to use the WRITE attribute of the CFFILE tag to write
a string variable to the file.


You can create the string with CFSET statements. If this doesn't work,
you can use CFSAVECONTENT as I mentioned in a post the other day about
"Concatanating fields with special characters."


Then you'd need to write code to parse the file using the CFFILE
function to read the file contents. A lot of work if one could use a
database.


-Gel

-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Crawford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

I am writing a script that will...

* Get two separate dates from the user

and

* Put a pop-up window on our main page between the two dates entered by
the user.


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