> Don't think it will replace cf_bodycontent, but I see there are definately
> some uses together with cf_bodycontent, such as, generate
> contents ahead of
> time and re-arrange them for display later on staticly or
> dynamically.
Benjamin,
That's similar to what I'm doing on my current project. My dsp_ files
generate chunks of dynamic content within request.bodycontent structures,
which are then poured into tmp_ (template) files that consist of nothing but
HTML, CFOUTPUT, and where necessary, CFLOOP.
The result is a series of templates that can be easily changed by non-CF
types without worrying that they might monkey with something important. And
IMO, it provides more flexible layout options than the old
header-content-footer approach of app_layout.
--
Roger
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