Michael K wrote: > Looking at the code in the .cfm file, it looks like the tag begins with cf_ > So you are saying that I can place these files in the same directory as the > calling script and it should work? I tried a simple test and it didn't seem > to help, but the problem may be more complicated than just calling the custom > tag. There is a mysql database, but I don't know if CF tags use databases, > or if they are like standard HTML tags. > Either|or or both. A cf_ cfml customg tag is just that -- a cfml file and it can do anything that any other cfml code can do and some more being called as a tag.
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