Complete CF tag reference with attributes

Posted At : May 24, 2007 7:04 AM | Posted By : Andy Jarrett
Related Categories: ColdFusion

You've probably seen Kola's site about the undocumented CFANT by now, along with David Harris's post about find all of them out.

Well these two posts gave me the idea to create the Complete Tag Reference List as an easily accessible page which gives the chance for everyone to see what is available under the hood.

Check out http://andyjarrett.co.uk/alltags/

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OK - how did you pull that off?

# Posted By todd sharp | 5/24/07 1:00 PM

Nevermind - I thought you might have used something other then the taglib.cftld file to create that. If you notice there is at least one tag missing - cfdump.

I've messed with that file before myself and noticed one or two others missing if I'm not mistaken.

Also notice <cfcompile> - this tag will compile your templates to Java bytecode - not sure why you'd want to do this but it works - i've tested it.

# Posted By todd sharp | 5/24/07 1:05 PM

Andy, nice.

It's at least good for it's "interesting stuff" value, if not for good and totally complete documentation.

@todd: I think all that might be missing is the 2 or 3 tags that are written in CFML... they're technically custom tags that are globally available, like cfdump.

# Posted By Jared Rypka-Hauer | 5/24/07 4:07 PM

ah, there are some missing tags...
I would suspect cfcache, cfdump, cfsavecontent and cftrace?
If you view the contents of "\WEB-INF\cftags\ the files for these tags are there...

@Todd: the cfcompile tag... could that be for sourceless deployment of ColdFusion templates?

# Posted By David Harris | 5/24/07 8:58 PM

suggestion: can you sort them alphabetically?