Thanks! :) This makes it allot easier. :) Ian Skinner wrote: > Going back to you original question, contrary to Azadi's and Matt's answers, > you can do this. I am not sure this is better then the replacement technique > that has already been worked out, but in the names of fairness and > completeness. You could have done something like this. > > <cfoutput query="FAQ"> > <div class="FAQAnswer"> > #Evaluate(DE(FAQ.Answer))# > </div> > </cfoutput> > > It requires a combination of the de() 'delay evaluate' and evaluate() > functions to get ColdFusion to render variables contained inside of string > variables. No guarantees on how robust this solution is, but it is > technically possible.
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