> Personally, I don't use cfinsert, cfupdate, or any of the cfform tags. > Sure they're quick and convenient, but they're not very flexible. As > soon as you want to do something even slightly beyond the design (like > set a DateUpdated field to now() for example) you're faced with either > rewriting the code or a nasty kludge ( <cfset > form.DateUpdated = now()> > ).
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