Francisco Montes; Spain on Line wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I�ve been trying to reduce the amount of white space that the CF server produces by
>using the <CFSETTING ENABLECFOUTPUTONLY="YES"> at the beginning and <CFSETTING
>ENABLECFOUTPUTONLY="NO"> and the end of templates. Everything seems to work fine as
>only the code in between CFOUTPUT tags is displayed.
>
> However if i call another file through a CFMODULE tag (also in between both
>CFSETTING tags) like this:
>
> <CFSETTING ENABLECFOUTPUTONLY="YES">
>
> .... some code here...
>
> <CFOUPUT><CFMODULE TEMPLATE="AFile.cfm"></CFOUTPUT>
>
> .... some more code here...
>
> <CFSETTING ENABLECFOUTPUTONLY="NO">
>
> .... the output of "AFile.cfm" DOES HAVE lots of white space. At this point my
>conclusion would be that no matter if the cfmodule call is inside a CFSETTING scope,
>all that white space won�t be removed. But... even when i put CFSETTING at the
>begining and at the end within "AFile.cfm" i still get uneeded white space!
>
> And the last thing i tried that left me totally confused: if i call "AFile.cfm"
>directly with a browser it works fine as all the white space is supressed correctly!
>
> What am i doing wrong? Has anybody found this problem before?
cfsetting is removing whitespace outside cfoutput tags. Since you are
calling your entire module inside cfoutput tags, it will be completely
visible. Remove the cfoutput tags outside the cfmodule call and place
them only around the relevant parts of code inside AFile.cfm
Jochem
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