[farcry-dev] RE: Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)

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Hey Greg,

 

You dont need to use DIV's.  You can stick with your normal HTML if you realy need to.  The DIVS are in there becuase they were used for the Aura sample site.    The Java Tag Library style import is fairly straightforward - all it does it basically import a set of tags in a directory for use in the calling page..  All its doing is bringing a load of CFM files to be used Custom Tags.

 

I reckon the confusion is lying around the syntax when its using a prefix - the LiveDocs should be able to give you enough info or even the good old CFWACK from Mr Forta will do you....

 

HTH

 

N

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Greg Luce
Sent: 17 February 2004 17:50
To: FarCry Developers
Subject: [farcry-dev] <cfimport taglib=" ?

I'm using Farcry CMS and have a handle on creating/configuring sites. But customizing, or even understanding how the code works is beyond me! It appears to use all CSS/divs instead of tables. That sucks for me. :-( I'm used to being able to stick a border="1" on a table and see all the code that's inside that table.

But the worst thing for me is the Java Tag Library Import Techniques. Where's a good place to start to understand such practices? In the livedocs the only info about cfimport is using it for JSP. I assume using it for CFCs is another usage for cfimport? Anyone know of any books, tutorials, articles that might shed some light on this? ---
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