I'm not sure what you mean by why I would want to do this... I did
figure it out myself eventually. It required using a cfoutput inside
the script and outputting the variable with # signs. For a lot of
reasons, I needed to reference a coldfusion set variable outside of the
script, inside the script. I used some theoretical code as an example
to show what I was trying to accomplish. When using cfform as type
flash, you need to run a function using cfsavecontent when trying to
make a form field display a new value after an onChange or onClick event.
Taco Fleur wrote:
<cfset gridTotalTwo = 520>
<cfsavecontent variable="calculateTotal">
<cfscript>
//show the total
RetainedEarningsEOY.text = gridTotalTwo +
number(RetainedEarningsBOY.text);
</cfscript>
</cfsavecontent>
But why would you want to do this? Maybe you are after
<cfscript>
//show the total
RetainedEarningsEOY.text = gridTotalTwo +
number(RetainedEarningsBOY.text);
</cfscript>
Or
<cfset RetainedEarningsEOY.text = gridTotalTwo +
number(RetainedEarningsBOY.text />
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