Here is our current content targeting approach, still rough, but it functions (BTW it is still missing some admin security stuff).
OK to give it a whirl
 
-->  deploy the cmContentTargets.cfc from the packages/types folder
-->  place the contentTarget.cfc in the packages/custom
-->  put the contentTarget.cfm in your customAdmin and target it wherever you want
 
Once you have setup some targets, lay down this to your tag to your liking:
 
 
<cfscript>
o = createObject("component", "#application.custompackagepath#.custom.contentTarget");
o.getDisplay(objectID="#url.ObjectID#", type="dmfacts", teaser="displayTeaser", numItems="1",isRandom="yes");
</cfscript>
 
-->  objectID should always be the url
-->  type is what you are targeting
-->  teasers are the webskin teasers without the .cfm
-->  numItems is how many to show
-->  isRandom is whether it is random or not
 
It may still be buggy as I am not totally done yet.  With that said I think Chris is on to something much better.  This approach is more for if the client really should not even be trying to mess with containers  :)
 
Chris, I will meet you in a dark ally to settle this battle  :)
 
 
Regards,
Michael J. Sammut
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