White space in XML source code

Ok, I have tried all of the tricks to prevent white space in the code. The page displays fine, but there are 4 lines at the top of the source code making the file not vaild. Ideas? Thanks in advance.

You can use the reset attribute of CFCONTENT to clear any output, such as whitespace, that occurs before the CFCONTENT tag. See quick sample below. If this doesn't work for you can you post your code?
<cfsavecontent variable="sampleXml"><?xml version="1.0"?> 
    <people>
        <name>Jon Smith</name>
        <name>Rose Tyler</name>
    </people>
</cfsavecontent>

<cfcontent type="text/xml" reset="yes" /><cfoutput>#sampleXml#</cfoutput>

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* ><dsp:oparam name=”output”
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Can anybody help me in removing white spaces in between the tags from the below XML content using coldfusion?
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <chart showdates="true" today="08/12/2009"> <phases> <phase color="CCFFCC" name="Funded"/> <phase color="CDCD67" name="Concept"/> <phase color="99CCFF" name="Feasibility"/> <phase color="0099FF" name="Development"/> <phase color="0099FF" name="Development"/> <phase color="CC99FF" name="Close-out"/> <phase color="909090" name="Sustaining"/> </phases><program name=""> <project enddate=" 30/03/2007 " id="43250" startdate=" 28/02/2006 "> <version enddate=" 30/03/2007 " number=" 1" startdate=" 28/02/2006 "> <phase color="CCFFCC" currentdate="23/03/2006" name="Project Start" plandate="28/02/2006" type="phase"/> <phase color="99CCFF" currentdate="04/04/2006" name="Feasibility Closure" plandate="31/05/2006" type="phase"/> <phase color="0099FF" currentdate="29/03/2007" name="Commercialization" plandate="30/12/2006" type="phase"/> <phase color="CC99FF" currentdate="30/03/2007" name="Project Closed" plandate="30/03/2007" type="phase"/> <phase color="909090" currentdate="" name="Obsolescence" plandate="" type="phase"/> </version> </project> </program> </chart>
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Daverms,
Thanks for the quick turn around..
I have applied the solution what you suggested above (<cfprocessingdrirective suppresswhitespaces="yes"), still whitespaces are existing in my output.
The output what I am getting is,
(blue color part is my output & red color indicates whitespaces)
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<chart showdates="true" today="09/12/2009">
<phases>
<phase color="CCFFCC" name="Funded"/>
<phase color="CDCD67" name="Concept"/>
<phase color="99CCFF" name="Feasibility"/>
<phase color="0099FF" name="Development"/>
<phase color="0099FF" name="Development"/>
<phase color="CC99FF" name="Close-out"/>
<phase color="909090" name="Sustaining"/>
</phases>
<program name="">
<project enddate=" 01/01/2010 " id="12059" startdate=" 20/06/2003 ">
<version enddate=" 01/01/2010 " number=" 1" startdate=" 20/06/2003 ">
        <phase color="CCFFCC" currentdate="20/06/2003" name="Project Start" plandate="20/06/2003" type="phase"/>
        <phase color="CDCD67" currentdate="" name="Concept Closure" plandate="" type="phase"/>
        <phase color="99CCFF" currentdate="20/06/2003" name="Feasibility Closure" plandate="20/06/2003" type="phase"/>
        <phase color="F0FF00" currentdate="" name="Alpha Test" plandate="" type="milestone"/>
        <phase color="F0FF00" currentdate="26/07/2004" name="Beta Test" plandate="31/05/2004" type="milestone"/>
        <phase color="0099FF" currentdate="29/06/2005" name="Commercialization" plandate="08/12/2004" type="phase"/>
        <phase color="CC99FF" currentdate="24/02/2006" name="Project Closed" plandate="01/01/2010" type="phase"/>
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<subproject enddate=" 16/10/2008 " id="11809" name="espWatcher Pricing Toolkit" startdate=" 01/08/2003 ">
<version enddate=" 16/10/2008 " number=" 1" startdate=" 01/08/2003 ">
        <phase color="CCFFCC" currentdate="01/08/2003" name="Project Start" plandate="01/08/2003" type="phase"/>
        <phase color="99CCFF" currentdate="" name="Feasibility Closure" plandate="" type="phase"/>
        <phase color="0099FF" currentdate="15/06/2005" name="Commercialization" plandate="08/12/2004" type="phase"/>
        <phase color="CC99FF" currentdate="16/10/2008" name="Project Closed" plandate="16/10/2008" type="phase"/>
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</subproject>
<subproject enddate=" 31/12/2070 " id="35704" name="espWatcher version 2 (2005)" startdate=" 01/01/2005 ">
<version enddate=" 31/12/2070 " number=" 1" startdate=" 01/01/2005 ">
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        <phase color="0099FF" currentdate="31/03/2006" name="Commercialization" plandate="31/03/2006" type="phase"/>
        <phase color="CC99FF" currentdate="31/12/2070" name="Project Closed" plandate="31/12/2070" type="phase"/>
        </version>
</subproject>
</project>
</program>
</chart>
However this solution removes most of the whitespaces, I want exact output as flash file is expecting so..
Where ever I am calling the CF functions, there I am getting the whitespaces. like below cases.
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Hi !
I've found the solution finally and as nobody wrote me I'll explain it...
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Hi stejsky,
Thank you for posting in MSDN forum.
>>In my project I use the option /doc to generate XML doc file from my source codes but unfortunately in the output XML file there are mixed also comments from original MFC source codes.
Based on your issue, could you please tell me how you use the option /doc to generate XML doc file from your source codes?
If you use the option /doc to generate the XML doc file by right-click the your MFC project->Properties->Configuration Properties->C/C++->Output file->set the Generate XML document files as Yes(/doc) like the following screen shot.
(1)If yes, since we could not reproduce your issue in mu side, so if possible, I suggest you could share me your MFC project so that we will further help you support this issue.
You could upload your MFC project to the OneDrive and then copy link here.
(2)If no, please try the above way to generate XML doc file and then check if you still get same issue.
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