One sentence? Okay:
#s are ONLY needed within a string or a block of text/HTML, to show that the
enclosed content needs to be evaluated.
Examples of strings include:
- double-quoted tag attributes
- stuff inside <CFOUTPUT></CFOUTPUT>
- double-quoted expressions on the left or right of a CFSET's equals-sign
NOT included:
- unquoted tag attributes (dangerous!)
- unquoted expressions on the right of a CFSET's equals-sign
How is that?
Lee (Bjork) Borkman
http://bjork.net ColdFusion Tags by Bjork
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Buffington [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I need a one sentence "rule of thumb" that explains how and when to use #'s
in code:...
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