Yes, </cfmodule> does work. I store all of my
customtags in a commonfiles/customtags dir so that the
apps I build are not depedant on the host and can be
ported pretty easily.
So, in my index.cfm files, I use
<cfmodule
template="#request.section.includepath##application.site.commonfiles.customtags#stripwhitespace.cfm">
<cfmodule
template="#request.section.includepath##application.site.commonfiles.customtags#bodycontent.cfm">
blah blah blah
</cfmodule>
</cfmodule>
I seem to remember though that there was some way to
tell CF where you store custom tags so that you could
still use the CF_ format when calling them. Does
anyone know if this is true?
Nate
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--- BORKMAN Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: BORKMAN Lee
> To: 'Emilio '
> Sent: 3/17/01 9:29 AM
> Subject: RE: RE: Common Code Mapping
>
> Oh, no, please Emilio. I was just being stupid. In
> fact, you were
> addressing a point that I hadn't even noticed, ie
> that CF_BodyContent
> requires a CLOSING tag. That means that my CFMODULE
> suggestion mightn't
> be so smart after all. Please accept my apologies.
> By Friday
> afternoon, my sense of judgement is obviously
> beginning to fail me.
>
> Further to the mapping question, have you seen
> Craig's idea about a
> closing </CFMODULE>? I've never seen it before, but
> it could make life
> a little easier.
>
> Please, I'm sorry about my outburst. It was just
> silliness, not
> intended with any malice.
>
> Keep on posting...
> Lee.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Emilio
>
> Gee thanks Lee, now I feel really great about
> posting my ideas here. I
> guess I'll just leave all the real thinking up to
> you, as I wouldn't
> want to
> waste anyones time, especially yours.
> ....
>
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