>>I'm trying to do a cfx call with a cfif statement inside of it like this
You can't do it this way. <CFIF can be used inside HTML tags but not
CFML tags.
However you can do what you want using the attributecollection structure,
to pass optional attributes to the tag, ie:
<CFSET additionalAttribute = structNew()>
<CFIF arguments.trxType eq "R">
<CFSET additionalAttribute.term = arguments.term>
</CFIF>
<CFX_PAYFLOWPRO QUERY = "result"
CERTPATH = "#this.certPath#"
TRXTYPE = "#arguments.TRXTYPE#"
attributeCollection = #additionalAttribute#>
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