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Like Aaron and Peter said, SCOPE your variables like so:
<cfoutput query="FAQ">
<cfset VARIABLES.UserCount = Users.Recordcount>
<cfset VARIABLES.Question = Replace(FAQ.Question, '$$UserCount$$',
VARIABLES.usercount, "ALL")>
<cfset VARIABLES.Answer = Replace(FAQ.Question, '$$UserCount$$',
VARIABLES.usercount, "ALL")>
<a name="#FAQ.FAQID#"></a>
<div class="FAQQuestion">
#VARIABLES.Question#
</div>
<P>
<div class="FAQAnswer">
#VARIABLES.Answer#
</div>
<HR>
</cfoutput>
When you are referencing #Question# you are actually referencing
#FAQ.Question# and not #VARIABLES.Question#, so it wont work
Phillip M. Vector wrote:
> Here's the full code.
>
> <cfoutput query="FAQ">
> <cfset UserCount = Users.Recordcount>
> <cfset Question = Replace(FAQ.Question, '$$UserCount$$', usercount, "ALL")>
> <cfset Answer = Replace(FAQ.Question, '$$UserCount$$', usercount, "ALL")>
>
> <a name="#FAQ.FAQID#"></a>
> <div class="FAQQuestion">
> #Question#
> </div>
> <P>
> <div class="FAQAnswer">
> #Answer#
> </div>
> <HR>
> </cfoutput>
>
> So yeah. it's looping fine. Just doesn't show any usercount.
>
> Aaron Rouse wrote:
>> Is it inside a loop over a query? If so then scope your outputed variables
>> in those div elements.
>
>
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