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Using Coldfusion Tags within FP

 
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JeanVallery

 

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Using Coldfusion Tags within FP - 5/14/2001 20:32:00   
has anyone used with success coldfusion tags to insert info from a access database for viewing on website?
Visit www.BicycleMessenger.com
I would like to insert the coldfusion tag within the links page to just insert the name of the app <CFINCLUDE Template="index.cfm"> might not be the correct tag name.
this would insert the page from a another directory allowing a registration for a newsletter.
Thomas Brunt

 

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RE: Using Coldfusion Tags within FP - 5/14/2001 14:28:00   
It's been a while, but I've worked with cold fusion and FP. First do this.

Tools > Options > Configure Editors > Add > .cfm > Browser to FP.

I don't think FP 2000 will mangle your cold fusion code, but 98 did. You used to have to go into normal mode and do Insert > advanced > html to insert the code. You still have that option. FP can't mess with your code if you insert it that way.

FP 2000 should be ok with your code, however. If 2000 sees code that it doesn't recognize, it just opens in html mode. Just to be safe, make sure you do Tools > Page Options > HTML > Preserve existing code

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