> I can speak only for Railo, but I assume in MX it is almost the same. > By > setting a cfoutput tag you turn on a switch for the engine to write > the > output to the response buffer and to interpret pound signs or not. It > > also depends on the <cfsetting enablecfoutputonly> tag. So I guess it > > would be a little more performant if you use only on <cfoutput> around > > your document. > In Railo you can nest y<cfoutput> as often as you like. The funny > thing > is, that you can not nest <cfoutput> in files but you could do > something > like this: > > <cfoutput> > <cfinclude template="test.cfm"> > </cfoutput> > > whereas test.cfm contains: > > <cfoutput> .... > > </cfoutput> > > But keep in mind, that you might generate a lot of unnecessary output > > when surrounding your complete template with a <cfoutput>. > > Inside <cfoutput query=""> nesting <cfoutput> is necessary in order to > > act on value changes in the query columns, if you use the group > attribute. > > Greetings / Grüsse > Gert Franz > Customer Care > Railo Technologies GmbH > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > www.railo.ch > > Join our Mailing List / Treten Sie unserer Mailingliste bei: > deutsch: http://de.groups.yahoo.com/group/railo/ > english: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/railo_talk/ > > > > Greg Johnson schrieb: > > First question, which is better, wraping an entire .cfm file with a > CFOUTPUT, or only using the tags where you need them in the docutment? > Whichever answer, why? And finaly, other then the fact that CF won't > accept nested CFOUTPUTs with different queries, why won't it? > > > >
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