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Does anyone know if there its possible to use a cfform within a cflayout, using type="tab"? I'd like to use the ajax calendar for a date input within the cflayoutarea but it doesn't seem to work.

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Here is code for layout tabs, not sure it helps, could you put the cfform and datefield input in page1 and page2 and page3.cfm pages?

<cfajaximport tags="cfform,cflayout-border,cflayout-tab">
<cflayout 	type="border"	name="myLayout">
	<cflayoutarea name="myregion"
		position="center" overflow="hidden">
			<cflayout name="myTabs" type="tab" style="background-color:cornsilk;height:100%">
			
						<cflayoutarea
							title="page1"
							source="page1.cfm"
							overflow="visible" />
						<cflayoutarea
							title="page2"
							source="page2.cfm"
							overflow="visible" />
						<cflayoutarea
							title="page3"
							source="page3.cfm"
							overflow="visible" />
		</cflayout>
	</cflayoutarea>
</cflayout>

Or :

<cflayout 	type="border"	name="myLayout">
	<cflayoutarea name="myregion"
		position="center" overflow="hidden">
<cflayout name="myTabs" type="tab" style="background-color:cornsilk;height:100%">
			
						<cflayoutarea
							title="page1"					
							overflow="visible" >
								<cfform>
							<cfinput type="datefield" name="Mydate">
								</cfform>
						</cflayoutarea>

						<cflayoutarea
							title="Dataset"					
							overflow="visible"  >
							<cfform>
							<cfinput type="datefield" name="Mydate">
								</cfform>
						</cflayoutarea>
						<cflayoutarea
							title="page3"
											overflow="visible"  >
							<cfform>
							<cfinput type="datefield" name="Mydate">
								</cfform>
					     </cflayoutarea>
				
		</cflayout>
	</cflayoutarea>
</cflayout>
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