Jason King said the following on 01/26/2012 11:15 AM:
Probably a stupid question really, but what about cfml in the form
itself? For instance, I may want a different form field displayed
based on a user's account setting, so in many forms, the display code
itself also has cfml if/then's based on supplied variables.
That's display logic and CFML is perfectly fine there. It would be a
different story if you had to use sq in the middle of the form to
retrieve some user value - you'd do that in the controller talking to
the model layer.
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