Thank you, you were correct that my second <cfif> should have been a close tag.  This was because I was wrestling with anothe problem.
Initially I had an error for a cfoutput within a cfoutput.  Because my whole page is a cfoutput this causes some problem in that way.  
My structure is the external cfoutput, with a  cfform in it.  The cfform has a cfif and that has a cfoutput, which makes it illegal.

<cfoutput>
--web page headers--
   <cfform>
   -- form stuff
      <cfif>
            <cfoutput>
            --more html here (putting a big X next to an error field)--
            </cfoutput>
      </cfif>
   </cfform>
<cfoutput>

If I put an  </cfoutput> before the cfif and then another <cfoutput> after then that breaks the cfform.
Is the cure to having a cfoutput within a cfoutput to make it a variable outside/before the cfoutput or am I just doing something else, plainly obvious, wrong.

thanks - I'll get there, I swear.
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