This section groups ColdFusion tags by functional category. For the tag description, refer to the page number.
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<cfinsert>
| Add a single row to a database table.
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<cfobjectcache>
| Manipulate cached query objects.
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<cfprocparam>
| Pass and retrieve parameters to and from <cfstoredproc>-invoked stored procedures.
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<cfprocresult>
| Specify the result sets to be retrieved with <cfstoredproc>-invoked stored procedures.
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<cfquery>
| Submit SQL statements to a data source that is either previously configured or dynamically generated, or to another query.
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<cfqueryparam>
| Define <cfquery> query parameters and their data types.
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| Invoke a SQL stored procedure.
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<cftransaction>
| Group multiple <cfquery> uses into a single transaction.
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<cfupdate>
| Update a single row in a database table.
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TAG
| DESCRIPTION
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<cfchart>
| Generates and then displays a graph as a269 object.
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<cfchartdata>
| Defines data used with <cfchart>.
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<cfchartseries>
| Defines a series of data used with <cfchart>.
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<cfcol>
| Specify columns in a <cftable> HTML table.
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<cfcontent>
| Set the MIME type so as to be able to send no269 documents to a client's browser.
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<cfdocument>
| Creates FlashPaper or PDF-type output from CFML block.
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<cfdocumentitem>
| Enables you to create page breaks, headers, and footers.
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<cfdocumentsection>
| Enables you to divided PDF or Flashpaper output into sections.
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<cfflush>
| Flushes ColdFusion's output buffer, sending the contents back to the Web browser.
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<cfgraph>
| Deprecated. Use <cfchart>.
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<cfgraphdata>
| Deprecated. Use <cfchartdata>.
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<cfheader>
| Control the contents of specific HTTP headers.
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<cfoutput>
| Resolves and outputs ColdFusion variables and expressions.
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<cfprocessingdirective>
| Suppress white space between the start and end tags; also used to specify page encoding.
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<cftable>
| Create a complete data-drive269 <table> automatically.
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TAG
| DESCRIPTION
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<cfargument>
| Defines an argument in a function defined with <cffunction>.
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<cfcomponent>
| Defines a ColdFusion component object.
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| Defines a function.
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<cfimport>
| Copies a Java Server Page (JSP) tag library into a CFML page.
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<cfinvoke>
| Works with web services and components to invoke methods.
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<cfinvokeargument>
| Used with <cfinvoke> to provide an argument to the method.
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<cfobject>
| Enables you to use COM, Java, and CORBA objects within your ColdFusion applications.
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<cfproperty>
| Enables you to define a component's properties.
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<cfreport>
| Provides an interface to reports created with the Crystal Reports Professional report writer.
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<cfreturn>
| Returns an expression from a function.
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<cfxml>
| Creates a ColdFusion XML document.
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TAG
| DESCRIPTION
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<cfcookie>
| Set cookies, persistent client-side variables, on the client browser.
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<cfparam>
| Specify default values for parameters and flag parameters that are required.
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<cfsavecontent>
| Save the output of a page or portion of a page in a variable.
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<cfset>
| Assign a value to a variable.
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TAG
| DESCRIPTION
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<cfabort>
| Immediately halt processing of a ColdFusion template.
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<cfbreak>
| Break out of a looping process but does not stop ColdFusion processing, in contrast to <cfabort>.
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<cfcase>
| Specify a case statement within a <cfswitch> block.
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<cfcatch>
| Create catch blocks to catch errors in a <cftry> block.
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<cfdefaultcase>
| Specify a default case statement within a <cfswitch> block.
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<cfelse>
| The else portion of a <cfif> statement.
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| The else if portion of a <cfif> statement.
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<cfexit>
| Abort the processing of a custom tag without aborting processing of the calling template.
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<cfif>
| Perform conditional processing.
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<cflocation>
| Redirect a browser to a different URL.
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<cfloop>
| Implement programmatic looping.
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<cfrethrow>
| Force the current error to be invoked again within a <cfcatch> block.
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<cfscript>
| Mark blocks of ColdFusion script.
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<cfsilent>
| Suppress generated output.
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<cfswitch>
| Create a ColdFusion switch statement.
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<cfthrow>
| Force an error condition in a <cftry> block.
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<cftry>
| Catch exceptions thrown by ColdFusion or explicitly with <cfthrow> or <cfrethrow>.
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TAG
| DESCRIPTION
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<cfdump>
| Output the contents of simple variables, queries, structures, arrays, serialized WDDX packets and XML documents for debugging.
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<cftrace>
| Log debugging information about the state of an application.
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<cftimer>
| Displays the amount of time a section of code took to execute.
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TAG
| DESCRIPTION
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<cfftp>
| Interface to FTP, the Internet standard file transfer protocol.
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<cfhttp>
| Interface to HTTP, the Internet standard hypertext transfer protocol.
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<cfhttpparam>
| Pass parameters to a <cfhttp> request.
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<cfldap>
| Interact with LDAP servers.
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<cfmail>
| Generate SMTP mail from within ColdFusion templates.
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<cfmailparam>
| Specify <cfmail> headers or provide file attachments.
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<cfpop>
| Retrieve and manipulate mail in a POP3 mailbox.
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TAG
| DESCRIPTION
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<cfdirectory>
| Obtain directory lists; manipulate directories.
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<cffile>
| Perform file-management operations, including uploading files from a browser; moving, renaming, copying, and deleting files; and reading and writing files.
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TAG
| DESCRIPTION
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<cfapplication>
| Define the scope of an application and specify several aspects of the application's configuration.
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<cferror>
| Override the standard ColdFusion error messages and replace them with error-handling templates you specify.
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TAG
| DESCRIPTION
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<cfapplet>
| Embed user-supplied Java applets in <cfform> forms.
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<cfcalendar>
| Embeds a Flash calendar i269 or Flash forms.
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<cfform>
| Enable the use of other tags (<cfgrid>, <cfinput>, <cfselect>, <cfcalendar>, <cfslider>, <cftree>, or any Java applets using <cfapplet>).
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<cfgrid>
| Create a Java applet data grid.
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<cfgridcolumn>
| Specify a <cfgrid> column explicitly.
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<cfgridrow>
| Specify a <cfgrid> data row.
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<cfgridupdate>
| Activate backend support for <cfgrid> in edit mode.
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<cfformgroup>
| Creates container for controls in Flash or XML forms.
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<cfformitem>
| Inserts lines and text in Flash and XML forms.
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<cfinput>
| Embed JavaScript client-side validation code in you273 forms.
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<cfselect>
| Simplify the process of creating data-driven <select> form controls.
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<cfslider>
| Create a Java applet slider control.
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| Deprecated. Use <cfinput>.
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<cftree>
| Create a Java applet tree control.
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<cftreeitem>
| Specify tree elements for a <cftree> tree control.
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TAG
| DESCRIPTION
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<cflogin>
| Provides a shell for authenticating users.
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<cfloginuser>
| Provides user authentication information to security framework.
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<cfntauthenticate>
| Provides means of authenticating users against CF server's NT Domain.
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<cflogout>
| Log user out of security framework.
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<cfauthenticate>
| Obsolete (no longer in use).
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<cfimpersonate>
| Obsolete (no longer in use).
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TAG
| DESCRIPTION
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<cfassociate>
| Associate subtags, or child tags, with base tags.
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<cfcache>
| Improve the performance of pages in which content doesn't need to be dynamically created each time the page is requested; ColdFusion instead returns stati258 output created during prior processing.
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<cfexecute>
| Execute processes on the ColdFusion server machine.
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<258head>
| Write text into the header section of your Web page.
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<cfinclude>
| Include the contents of another template in the one being processed.
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<cflock>
| Place exclusive or read-only locks around a block of code.
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<cflog>
| Produce user-defined log files.
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<cfmodule>
| Execute a custom tag explicitly stating its full or relative path.
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<cfregistry>
| Directly manipulate the system Registry.
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<cfschedule>
| Programmatically create, update, delete, and execute tasks in the ColdFusion Administrator's scheduler.
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<cfservlet>
| Deprecated (no longer in use).
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| Deprecated (no longer in use).
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<cfsetting>
| Control various aspects of page processing, such as controlling the output o261 code in your pages or enabling and disabling debug output.
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<cfwddx>
| Serialize and deserialize ColdFusion data structures to the XML-based WDDX format.
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