> It is 100% possible to skip java script code using CF conditioning. I
> use CF conditioning in JS code all the time. I change variable names,
> feed variable values to JS, turn functions on and off, etc.
>
> To do this you have to run the JS code in-line so it's parsed through
> the CF interpreter. You can either put the complete JS code in the
> head or body of your page or put it in a CFINCLUDE that calls into the
> page for in-line execution. You cannot do it if you have the script in
> a .js file.
Not with a default install... You can do that however if you customize
your webserver settings so that .js files are parsed by CF. For a long
time I'd considered creating my own site using .ike files. I never have
though. ;)
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