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hi all the problem is
that I need to “push” a CF generated xml doc into a JS variable when
the page is being rendered (along with other CF values). I’m looking for
another way other than using client-side “get methods” (see below) or
converting the whole HTML page to XML with XSLT to render it (to overcome the
mixed content). I also can’t use the page to
read an existing xml file on the server because of the amount of maintainance
req’d to ensure it’s always cleaned up, etc. I’m
looking for a solution that, as far as the MVC framework is concerned is just
like getting another CF var to send to a UI custom tag. can anyone suggest another way to do this that I’ve
missed? thanx barry.b ======================================= I’ve been using this
to get an existing xml doc into a js variable (as a client request) but won’t
help here because the doc remains on the server. <cfcontent
deletefile="true"> would have to be run after the doc is loaded
into the browser, and if something goes wrong, leaves it sitting on the server,
requiring cfschedule or whatever to clean it up. Yuck! <script> var xmlDoc = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM") xmlDoc.async="false" xmlDoc.load(path) </script> …………………………….. I use this to get an xml doc dynamically once the page has
loaded (uses url vars to query and convert results to xml that then writes to the
response stream) but the problem here is it’s not part of the same call
to get the other CF-generated values from the controller – and it needs
to be. <script> var oXMLHTTP = new
ActiveXObject("Msxml2.XMLHTTP"); XMLHTTP.Open("GET", sUri, false); oXMLHTTP.Send(sUri); xmlDoc =
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