Hi all,
Just a very quick question for you all. I am having problems with using get and set methods inside a CFC and it's driving me crazy.
I can set a string variable as such;
<CFSCRIPT>
NewReg.setUsername("abc");
</CFSCRIPT>This will execute the following lines of code in the NewReg CFC.
<CFFUNCTION NAME="setUsername" ACCESS="public" RETURNTYPE="void">
<CFARGUMENT NAME="Username" TYPE="string" REQUIRED="true">
<CFSCRIPT>
variables.username = '#Arguments.Username#';
</CFSCRIPT>
</CFFUNCTION>However, when I then call the NewReg.getUsername() method in the same CFC, I seem to be getting tabs or something appended to the front of the string.
For reference purposes, I have appended the code used in the get method also;
<CFFUNCTION NAME="getUsername" ACCESS="public" RETURNTYPE="string">
<CFRETURN variables.username>
</CFFUNCTION>This is quite odd, because if I use the Len() function on the value returned from this call I get the number 3 returned, and the following code evaluates to "True";
NewReg.getUsername() IS "abc"
However when I output the code in the HTML form field, I get a box with two tabs before the beginning of the string.
(Please note this is only occuring in IE)
When I examine the source for the web page, I see this;
<INPUT NAME="username" TYPE="text" ID="username" VALUE="
callummc">While firefox seems to be ignoring the line break and tabs that are added to this, IE does not...
Whilst this may on the face of things appear to be a browser issue, my questions is why is ColdFusion adding tabs and line breaks where there are none ?
If someone can help me out here I would really appreciate it... my head is starting to hurt.
Cheers,
Callum
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