> I've tried the TRIM, but the property is already clean, there is no blank
> spaces before or after the data. It seems to come from the <cfoutput>.
Ah, then it sounds like a ColdFusion white space issue. If your new to CF,
then you may not know that when a CF template is parsed, code, like:
<CFSET X = 1>
<CFSET Y = 2>
is translated into blank lines. These blank lines get sent back to the
browser. There are a few ways around this.
1) In your cf admin, check the Suppress white space option. Be warned, if
you use this and use CFMAIL, then line breaks in your cfmail don't get
passed.
2) Use CFSETTINGENABLECFOUTPUT=True. That's what I use.
3) Use the CFSILENT tag.
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