> I'm thinking of two different options:
> 1. Create a regular variable and put the code directly in there.
> 2. Make use of the XML functions to create the XML object in memory
> and then figure out how to get it to the file.
I would say option 1. If you are writing to a file there's no need to
convert to an XML object.
<cfsavecontent variable="myxml">
<?xml>
<cfoutput>
dynamic content here - use XMLFormat to clean out bad xml
characters
</cfoutput>
</cfsavecontent>
Then cffile to write the "myxml" string to a file.
-- Josh
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