Hey Eron,
Yeah, I wouldn't expect there to be direct association between the
cfinput and a component currently, though I could be wrong -- I so rarely
use cfform. I've got an auto-saving textarea in one of my applications
that uses a hidden iframe to submit its own form -- seemed to be the
most straightforward solution, although these days I'm sure a lot of
folks would use an xmlhttprequest instead (via Prototype most likely).
At any rate, this works just fine for me:
<iframe style="height:1px; width:1px; border:0px; visibility:hidden;"
name="autosave"></textarea>
<form action="saveit.cfm" target="autosave">
<textarea name="yadda" onchange="this.form.submit();"></textarea>
</form>
Though I also include a submit button in that form in case javascript is
disabled in the browser -- and then I use javascript to hide it when the
page loads. :P
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