I remember back when MX 6.0 first came out, it was highly recommended to
wrap the body of a CFC in cfsilent tags (between the cfcomponent tags,
of course).
Hmm, I don't remember ever hearing that recommendation...
I've just started another application, this time for 6.1, and am just curious as to whether it's still necessary if I use the output="no" attribute on my cfcomponent and cffunction tags.
Stick to output="no" and don't worry about <cfsilent> would be my advice.
Also, I checked the Coding Guidelines and didn't see anything about this.
Yeah, the only thing in the guidelines about <cfsilent> is to wrap pure logic at the top of a CFM page if you can't split the logic out into a separate file (which would be the recommended approach).
Regards, Sean
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