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Hi,<br />
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how can I display in coldfusion this image?<br />
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&lt;img src=&quot;images/jeff.swf&quot; onclick=&quot;child.location='h<wbr />ome.cfm';&quot;<wbr />/&gt;<br />
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I want when the user click on this image to open a new window. 
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Hi,

how can I display in coldfusion this image?

<img src="images/jeff.swf" onclick="child.location='home.cfm';"/>

I want when the user click on this image to open a new window. 

display swf file

Hi,

how can I display in coldfusion this image?

&lt;img src=&quot;images/jeff.swf&quot; onclick=&quot;child.location=&#39;home.cfm&#39;;&quot;/&gt;

I want when the user click on this image to open a new window. 

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