Plenty of ways to do that, yes. For clear reading you might do:
<cfif a EQ 1>
<cfset sAction = "action1">
<cfelse>
<cfset sAction = "action2">
</cfif>
<form action="#sAction#' method="post">...
Or you can do it inline (lookup the iif() function):
<form action="#iif(a EQ 1, DE('action1'), DE('action2) )# method="post">...
Dominic
On 17/10/2007, erik tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >you can call the method right from the form.
> >
> ><form action="myCFC.cfc?method=myMethodName" ... >
> >
> >
> >>
> I know that I can call the methods right from the form but can I do
> something like this <form action=<cfif
> insert>'method1<cfelse>method2</cfif>'
>
>
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