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Perhaps a solution to this problem would be to write the results of the query to a file and then in the template where I would have hard-coded the conditionals, read the file and then output the results on the page as text? Not sure...was hoping someone had done this before...<br />

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Perhaps a solution to this problem would be to write the results of the query to a file and then in the template where I would have hard-coded the conditionals, read the file and then output the results on the page as text? Not sure...was hoping someone had done this before...


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Instead of writing a series of if statements, I'd like to dynamically loop over a query and have the code written to the template at run time...so in stead of writing a bunch of:<br />
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&lt;cfif condition&gt;do this&lt;/cfif&gt;<br />
&lt;cfif condition&gt;do this&lt;/cfif&gt;<br />
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statements in the template I'd rather do this:<br />
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&lt;cfloop query=&quot;somequery&quot;&gt;<br />
&lt;cfif fieldname&gt;do this&lt;/cfif&gt;<br />
&lt;/cfloop&gt;<br />
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and write this to the template...<br />
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Is this possible?<br />
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Instead of writing a series of if statements, I'd like to dynamically loop over a query and have the code written to the template at run time...so in stead of writing a bunch of:

<cfif condition>do this</cfif>
<cfif condition>do this</cfif>

statements in the template I'd rather do this:

<cfloop query="somequery">
<cfif fieldname>do this</cfif>
</cfloop>

and write this to the template...

Is this possible?



Can you write code dynamically?

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