> So what I get confused about is exactly what to use on
> the add/update queries to get this into the database
> properly as perhaps I don't have a 100% grasp of
> HTMLEditFormat and HTMLCodeFormat and cfqueryparam, and
> then what I need to use again on the output statements
> so his image shows up properly.

If they put HTML into the form field, you shouldn't have to do anything
special when inserting into or updating the database.  When you output the
variable directly to the client as content then it should appear just fine.
The trick is that if you use that same variable content in a form field (on
an update form for example) you should wrap it with HTMLEditFormat() so that
it will not disrupt the form.

> Stupid question, yup..

Not at all.  A question, in any form, is generally the sign of someone who
is ready and willing to learn.


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