this is what i would do.
u will have to work a login page (u decide how to verify it). all this
login page will do is set a session or application variable to true, or some
value. then in your actual code, i would wrap a condition around your
comment, to only let the comment show (on the browser side) if that variable
is TRUE or present or whatever.
ex.
I log in witha correct login and password, and it sets session.snifflebutt
to TRUE. in my CFM code, i owuld do this around the comments
<CFIF IsDefined("session.snifflebutt")>
<--- You are all a bunch of snifflebutts --->
</CFIF>
if a regular person goes to the site, they wont be able to view the comment.
slick, eh? send me money!
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 1:35 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Stupid Question? - Commenting Code That Does Not Show in
Browser
I want to place comments in the code for the other developers. However I do
not want the comments to show up in the browser with "view source." Am I
totally overlooking something?
Thanks,
Jeff
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