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CFML reference user guide
Last update:
May 18, 2026
Welcome to the CFML Reference section of the ColdFusion User Guide! This segment provides an exhaustive reference for ColdFusion Markup Language (CFML), the powerful scripting language used in ColdFusion for developing dynamic web applications. Whether you are a seasoned developer or just starting out, this reference guide is invaluable for mastering CFML.
What This Guide Consists Of:
- Syntax and Basics:
- CFML Tags: Comprehensive details on all CFML tags, including syntax, attributes, and examples of usage. Each tag is meticulously documented to help you understand its purpose and application.
- Functions: An extensive list of built-in CFML functions, complete with descriptions, parameters, return values, and practical examples to illustrate how they can be utilized in your code.
- Variables and Data Types: Explanation of CFML variables and data types, including strings, numbers, arrays, and structures, along with best practices for variable naming and data handling.
- Programming Constructs:
- Control Structures: Detailed coverage of CFML control structures such as conditional statements (if, else), loops (for, while), and switch-case constructs, including syntax and usage examples.
- Error Handling: Information on error handling mechanisms in CFML, including try-catch blocks and error logging techniques to ensure robust and reliable code.
- Advanced Topics:
- Custom Tags and Functions: Guidance on creating and using custom tags and functions to extend CFML’s capabilities, allowing for reusable and modular code.
- Components (CFCs): In-depth look at ColdFusion Components (CFCs), including creating, invoking, and managing CFCs for object-oriented programming in CFML.
- Web Services and API Integration: This section provides instructions on consuming and creating web services using CFML and integrating external APIs for enhanced functionality.
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