Steve,
Is there anyway to use cfset or cfsavecontent to store a complete cfinput
> tag?
>
> i.e.
>
> <cfset config.formFieldA = "<cfinput type=""text"" name=""fieldname""
> value=""""/>"/>
>
> If I do a view source, I see it the code on my output page, but it won't
> render at all in the browser.
>
> If I try cfsavecontent it errors because the cfinput isn't in a cfform
> (since the cfinput is in a CFC being called by the form page).
>
> The reason for this is that this one form field could have different max
> lengths, validations, validation patterns, and messages based on a variety
> of factors. If I can move the input into a CFC that returns all sorts of
> other partner specific info, it keeps me to having just one space to enter
> config data.
>
>
That doesn't work, instead do something like:
<cfset fieldA = {
type="text"
, name="fieldname"
, value=""
} />
<cfinput attributeCollection="#fieldA#" />
You can use a structure to define the parameters for the <cfinput /> tag.
-Dan
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