Do you mean in the source or the displayed HTML? I'm not sure of the
question.
If you mean the source, look at your <cfoutput> statement as being a loop.
Every time your code goes through the loop, it executes the code as if there
were multiple lines. The line that contains the CFOUTPUT doesn't count.
So, when you read 100 lines from the query, you get 100 carriage returns in
your HTML source. There are ways to correct this, but they usually result
in less readable CFML. Personally, I'm not all that worried about what the
source code looks like. I'd rather have readable CFML than readable HTML.
If you'll post some code, it should be apparent if this is the case.
Brian
-----Original Message-----
From: t nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2000 7:48 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Anyone else had this problem before?
hi all,
i was just wondering if anyone had run into this problem before and what you
did they do to solve it? I have a table which i populated using <cfoutput>
basically the user can go through a given number of records, 25 at a time
(in reality they can select more this is just an example). then they can
cycle through each record until they have gone through all 500 records.
here is the problem, every time the user brings up the next 25 records my
<td> gets pushed down on the page. by the time you get to record 200 out of
500, the <td> is about half way down the page with a huge space in between
my <td> border and the actual data. I checked my html to see if i was adding
in an extra <td> tag or maybe an extra <br> but the html is clean. i have
also debugged the hell out of my cfml and it's clean as well. we did utilize
a css but i took that out but i am still getting the same results.
i'm stumped are there any ideas out there?
thanks in advance.
nelson
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