Hi Dale,

butting in on this...

Dale Fraser wrote:
When you say "write <cfinclude template="udf.cfm"" where?

In application.cfm? I believe we tried this and it didn't work.
  

Are you sure? We do it and Mathew does it, everyone does it! :-)

Put the <cffunction tags in a page as suggested and include it in application.cfm and then run a page with just a <cfdump var="#variables#"> in it and you should see the functions there.

I just did it on a page I am working on and saw this, in part with various loose items, from the dump:

struct

[empty string]
FlushAppscope False
OopsMsg [empty string]
UM_CHANGEINFO
function um_ChangeInfo
Arguments:
Name Required Type Default
varname required any
varvalue required any
Return Type: any
Roles:
Access: public
Output: no
UM_SAVEINFO
function um_SaveInfo
Arguments: none
Return Type: any
Roles:
Access: public
Output: no
Workmsg [empty string]



HTH,

Kym K


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