> i think i pass data as follows in javascript:
>
> var data1 = "Friday";
> document.getElementById("ChartImage1").src =
> "realtimechart.cfm?data1";
>
> the realtimechart page i am calling uses cfscript but i dont
> know how to use the data1 variable that i have just sent in the url.
You're not actually setting the value of your URL parameter:
document.getElementById("ChartImage1").src = "realtimechart.cfm?data1=" +
data1
In realtimechart.cfm, you can then refer to URL.data1, which will contain
the value "Friday".
> also does it work the same for all datatypes, i.e. whether i
> pass a string, array, structure etc...
You can only pass values which can be represented as strings. Unless you
write some serialization code, you won't be able to pass JavaScript arrays
or objects from one page to another.
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