CFTREEITEM target attribute

[myersonconsulting]

I'm using a CFTREE structure, and I'd like to send the selected value as part
of the URL to an iframe. The target attribute within cftreeitem seems to be the
way to do this, but it seems that regardless of the value of the target
attribute, the URL opens in the same (parent) window instead of the iframe.
Code appears below. Any thoughts? Thanks.

<cftreeitem query="rs_categories"
value="category_id, photo_id"
display="category_name, image_title"
queryasroot="no"
parent="imageSelect"
target=",childFrame"
href=" ,viewer.cfm?image_id=#rs_categories.image_id#&"

>

[Mike Nimer]

try removing the , from the target attribute. this should work, we do the
same thing for the code snippet explorer in the getting started experience.
(the experience code ships with CF, so you can see the source)

---nimer




"myersonconsulting" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I'm using a CFTREE structure, and I'd like to send the selected value as
> part
> of the URL to an iframe. The target attribute within cftreeitem seems to
> be the
> way to do this, but it seems that regardless of the value of the target
> attribute, the URL opens in the same (parent) window instead of the
> iframe.
> Code appears below. Any thoughts? Thanks.
>
> <cftreeitem query="rs_categories"
> value="category_id, photo_id"
> display="category_name, image_title"
> queryasroot="no"
> parent="imageSelect"
> target=",childFrame"
> href=" ,viewer.cfm?image_id=#rs_categories.image_id#&"

> >

>

[JohnnyKrisma]

I had this same problem, in your code try putting a space before your target
attribute. I just had the comma and had the same experience you had. putting
the space in fixed mine.

target=" ,childFrame"