This email is to be read subject to the disclaimer below. Thanks for your ideas guys. All of your suggestions were perfectly viable and in the end it's a bit of a draw between them. I think I will go with the <cfhttp> method because it's the only one not depending on the browser doing the right thing, and it's also the best in terms of code neatness / readability (ie you don't get the program execution jumping onto a completely different template). With all other things being equal, I think this is the best solution for now.
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