I think you can remove the contents inside your nested tag like this:
<cfif ThisTag.ExecutionMode eq 'end'>
<cfset ThisTag.GeneratedContent = ''>
</cfif>
Or if you want to see what the output would have been in an HTML comment:
<cfif ThisTag.ExecutionMode eq 'end'>
<cfset ThisTag.GeneratedContent = '<!-- #ThisTag.GeneratedContent# -->'>
</cfif>
At 08:33 AM 11/9/00 -0700, Troy Hiltbrand wrote:
>I am trying to create a tag that will encapsulate all of my page formatting
>that looks like this.
>
><cf_PageFormat>
> This is a test
></cf_PageFormat>
>
>
>Everything to do with formatting is inside of the custom tag. The problem
>is that when I run it, it outputs the "This is a test" , then it outputs the
>formatting and content in the correct place and so I have this stray content
>at the top. Is there a way to suppress the "This is a test" from the top
>page making it only output in the specified place in the custom tag where it
>is formatted.
>
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