Stuart,
See what you can find out about using an include in this fashion (I know
you can find a little in the CF section at www.benorama.com).
<cfimport prefix="form" taglib="/system/cftags/forms">
<forms:include_formContactUs actionPage="/index_02005ii.cfm?cp=13">
Cutter
Saturday (Stuart Kidd) wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I'm quite happy with myself because after so long i've been using CF
> i haven't always been using it in 'rapid development'... but today
> instead of keep re-writing code, usually in a copy & paste style then
> a re-hash of variable names etc I decided I was going to create an
> include file so I could reuse a form. In this case it was a 'contact
> us form'.
>
> I created an include file that had a form in it and also a <cfif
> isDefined> type thingy so that if the form had been submitted then it
> would action that.
>
> So I have on my main page:
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
> <!--- contact us form --->
> <cfset actionPage = "/index_02005ii.cfm?cp=13">
> <cfinclude template="/webs/02005/includes/
> include_formContactUs.cfm">
> <!--- end of contact us form --->
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> AND ON my include_formContactUs.cfm I have:
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> <cfif isDefined('sendContact')>
> Blah blah
> </cfif>
>
> My form
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> However, I know this is probably the right time for me to do it
> another way, but i'm just not sure how to do it. It works fine the
> way it is but i know that for instance i have set the actionPage but
> i'm sure there is a different way of doing that? It's not a
> CFFUNCTION i have to make is it?
>
> Is it worth doing it for this? I'm sure it would come handy because
> so often I have written 'contact us' type action forms.
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> Saturday
>
>
>
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