<cf_(tag)> is shorthand for cfmodule. I use it all the time
<cfmodule name/template=(tag)> is too much typing I never use it.
<cfinclude template=(tag)> I use for templates that aren't really structured
for tagification eg., qry_ and dsp_ templates.
Sean Renet,
Tagifier :-P
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From: "Nick & Loretta Pioch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 8:21 PM
Subject: When to use what (Re: custom tags vs. cfincludes)
> OK...the below is a definition(?) of when to call something as
> cf_<something>
>
> What is everyone else's take on when to use what...
> (not just what is the differrence between the 3)
> What's your rules of thumb?
>
> When do you call a file by
> <cf_(tag)>
> <cfmodule name/template=(tag)>
> <cfinclude template=(tag)>
>
> ???
>
> Thanks for any good insight into this!
>
> -- Loretta Pioch
>
> JME Maxwell wrote:
> ...
> > Our rule of thumb for development if it takes inputs or if it returns
> > information it is called as a custom tag. This gives us 100%
flexibility to
> > deal with any changes to graphics or functions without needing to worry
at
> > all about affecting the program downstream.
> >
> > We also only return 1 variable from a custom tag and the variable
returned
> > has the name of the file it called (minus the ".cfm").
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