There was no error, it just did not work the same as when run without cfmodule.
As in:
<cfmodule template="getcontent.cfm">
...
</cfmodule>
produced different output to
<cf_getcontent>
...
</cf_getcontent>
In getcontent.cfm, it set thistag.generatedcontent="", which did not seem to
work when calling with cfmodule.
Perhaps cfmodule sends a complete copy of the environment to the tag, whereas
the tag would normally receive a reference to the actual environment (and so
could modify it).
David
Matthew Walker wrote:
>
> > I would actually disagree with that.
> >
> > Someone in our office tried calling a custom tag that alters the generated
> > content with cfmodule, and it did not work correctly, even though
> > it worked when
> > called the standard way. He used </cfmodule> at the end too.
>
> What are you disagreeing with? I have it working fine. Using <cfmodule> is
> not a non-standard way. What was the error?
>
> * you can use <cfmodule template="..."> instead of <cf_...>
> * you can use <cfmodule template="..."></cfmodule> instead of
> <cf_...></cf_...>
>
> Are there any functional differences between using <cf_> and <cfmodule>?
> Apart from how you specify the location of the template, I'm not aware of
> any. That doesn't mean there aren't any, because there are a lot of things
> I'm not aware of.
>
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