One Page or Many?

[HMOKeefe]

I am helping our librarians create pages for access electronic journals from
our intranet. Instead of a simple Search button and a Browse All link, the
librarians want to set up alphabetic links using this:

A | B | C | D | etc | Browse All

Each letter becomes a link to a page showing all the ejournals that begin with
that letter.

Is there an easy way to setup a single process page rather than creating a
separate process page for each letter of the alphabet?

I suspect that this is a CFC solution, but I know very little about CFCs right
now. Is there a good CFC tutorial somewhere where I can figure out how to do
this?

Thanks.

HMOKeefe

[jdeline]

You don't need CFC. Check out the code below.

<A HREF="results.cfm?letter=A">A</A>
<A HREF="results.cfm?letter=B">B</A>
<A HREF="results.cfm?letter=C">C</A>
<A HREF="results.cfm?letter=D">D</A>
etc.

<!--- here's results.cfm --->
<CFQUERY NAME="getJournal" ... >
SELECT journalName, title, author FROM catalog WHERE title LIKE
('#URL.letter#%')
</CFQUERY>

<CFOUTPUT QUERY="getJournal">
#journalName# #title# #author#<BR>
</CFOUTPUT>

[HMOKeefe]

This is a perfectly simple solution...thank you! The single results page works perfectly!