Hi Brandon, I'm glad the XML Toolkit is useful for your application. Yes, please do send me the VTM error alerts off-list. I'd also be very interested to find out whether or not XML proves to be an appropriate technology for your intranet portal - do let the list know when you have any conclusions.
Have a good weekend Tom P.S. Your kind words about the Toolkit are much appreciated, but I can't take all the credit: it was developed in collaboration with my friend David Maddison. P.P.S. Just noticed a mistake in my last post to the list... just in case anyone was interested, the third paragraph should have read: As for storing this in state, you could use the optional CACHEDWITHIN attribute of either the CF_XMLDatasource tag or the CF_XMLQuery tag, probably depending on whether you are using a single XML document to store all the users settings (you'd cache the query) or a separate document for each user (you'd cache the datasource). This attribute works in exactly the same way as it does with CFQUERY. -----------------+ tom dyson t: +44 (0)1608 811870 m: +44 (0)7958 752657 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://torchbox.com > Thanks Tom, > That's exactly what I needed, and you've done an exceptional job of > developing this as well as providing extremely thorough documentation. > Fortunately we run IIS only on our intranet and MSXMLDOM is not a problem. I > did notice some quirks with the VTMs in my 4.5.2 studio, was this intended > for 5.0? I was getting alerts for all the tags when the autocomplete was > triggered. I can send the exact message if you like. > > Again, thanks for the quick reply and outstanding app. > > Brandon -----------------------+ cf-xml mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://torchbox.com/xml
