Hi Jerry, Sorry for this - I think your problem is caused by a strange combination of circumstances which I discovered recently. Here's the rather geeky email I posted to our technical team about it: ----+ just had a weird error while making a change to the CMS, and it turns out that when you use // style comments in cfscript: // this is a comment foo = var; and edit the files using a mac, and don't ftp the files (but save them to disk) then you get this error: http://macromedia.com/support/ultradev/ts/documents/preview_cfml_error.htm In other words: if ((use cfscript) && (use // comments) && (use mac) && (don't ftp)) { set dos-style line breaks in bbedit; } else { weird error occurs; } } ---+ I've now modified the tag so that it uses /* style comments in the cfscript blocks - I hope this solves your problem. You can download the modified version from http://torchbox.com/xml I've copied this email to the cf-xml mailing list, which you're very welcome to join: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=subscribe Best wishes Tom on 27/6/01 4:26 pm, Jerry Travioli at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > First of all, Hello and Thank you for sharing your work! > > I have an application in which I need to parse a file on a remote server. > This file is in xml format and I need to select about 20 variables from the > file daily. It was my hope that your custom CF tag would assist me in doing > so. > > I loaded the 'xmlquery.cfm' into the custom tag directory on our CF server > and attempted to run your example file and got the following error: > > ==================================== > Error Diagnostic Information > Context validation error in tag CFSCRIPT > > The tag is not correctly positioned relative to other tags in the template: > tag CFSCRIPT must have some content. This means that there must be at least > one tag, some text, or even just whitespace characters between the > <CFSCRIPT> and </CFSCRIPT> markers. > > This problem may be due to a CFML comment that has no end comment mark. > > The error occurred while processing an element with a general identifier of > (CFSCRIPT), occupying document position (1:2977) to (1:2986). > ==================================== > > My configuration is as follows: NT4.0, IIS 4.0, CF 4, MSXML 3.0SP1 > > Please forward to me your recommendations on how I can fix this problem. > > Thanks again, > Jerry Travioli -----------------------+ cf-xml mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://torchbox.com/xml
