writing a search output page that I would like to display a custom message
to the user based on what page name they are currently viewing. I use
_javascript_ to determine this message bases on the url string. (This page
is getting generated on the server several times with different .html page
names for search engines, so I have to use _javascript_.)
The question I have is that when I use a cfinclude inside document.write(),
the next time I view the page code on the generating page (a .cfm page),
the cfinclude is gone, and the code that I was including is in there
instead, with some other file references, etc.
For clarity, here is what I am doing:
list_result.cfm is the page that is generating these html search engine
pages. Those pages get overwritten every day (to reflect the most current
snapshot of the DB) by using cfhttp and saving the file results to an html
file. When I run the page generator, the code in list_result.cfm gets
altered.
Is there a way to stop this from happening? Why would the code get changed
on a page that is just getting hit by cfhttp?
Thanks,
Ray
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Ray Champagne - Senior Application Developer
CrystalVision Web Site Design and Internet Services
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www.crystalvision.org
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