No!
UDF's allow you to create a function, where a customtag is more like the
name suggests. So you can do something like what is below in a UDF:-
cfset test = CustomFunction(var1,var2,var..)
Regards,
Andrew Scott
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From: Will Ryan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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I need some clarification, what is the difference between a
UDF a Custom Tag? Are they stored called the same way?
Big question. Your best bet is to read the CF docs, or any of the new
CF5 books, but, as a general overview:
Custom tags are called via CF_Foo, where Foo is the name of
I need some clarification, what is the difference between a
UDF a Custom
Tag? Are they stored called the same way?
I'd usualy just tell someone to RTFM, but I'm bored today.
A custom tag is called like:
cf_mytag wibble=rar rar=wibble
kdsgsdgsdg sdg sgd sdg
/cf_mytag
A UDF is
Well actually they are very diffenent but yet the same...
A UDF is a function Use a cfscript block to define a User Defined
Function in a C++/Java style function which is used as a
#UserDefinedFunction()#
A Custom Tag is a mini applicaion... Creating a new CFM that is completely
self
I need some clarification, what is the difference between a
UDF a Custom Tag? Are they stored called the same way?
A User-defined function (UDF) is a code module written in CFSCRIPT in (or
included into) your ColdFusion program file - you might hear UDFs referred
to as inline functions.
Hello Will,
0.02
Custom tags are called in their own memory space, so their execution is not quite as
fast as udf's (I believe)
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