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Is there a CF "jumpto" tag?
Like.. at the beginning of the page so you can skip some of it and go to the end? So the middle isn't processed...?
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It sounds like what you're asking for is <cfif>.
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Well i have about 6 cfifs, but once one is processed i want it to skip the rest to a certain part of the page. two can be processed but i only want the first one to be "saved" so am trying to skip the rest.
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You can also look into cfswitch/cfcase as an alternative to cfif. But either way, it's up to you to code the conditional logic to meet your needs. There is no "jumpto" tag...if you can write what you want in a jumpto tag then you can write the same thing as a cfif block or a switch/case block.
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I didnt read the whole post, so i have no idea what your asking for, that said...
I pulled off something similar by using <cflocate> to automatically take me to certain pages when certain <cfif> were met. The information was kept throughout the jumps to other pages with Session and cookies. Might work for you, might not, just a thought. Good luck -Alas ![]() |
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