Specifications

CFML tags and attributes 9
cfform
Changed ColdFusion MX only uses the cfinput tag’s checked
attribute if the corresponding form field value is
undefined. ColdFusion 5 used the checked attribute if
the field was undefined, or if it was defined but not equal
to any of the specified options.
For example, if you use a cfparam tag to default
form.foo to "false" before the following cfinput tags,
then neither of the options are checked. In ColdFusion 5,
the "yes" option is checked.
<cfinput name="foo" type="radio" value="yes" checked>
<cfinput name="foo" type="checkbox" value="no">
See cfform in CFML
Reference
.
The enablecab attribute is deprecated in ColdFusion
MX; it will be obsolete in later versions.
cfgraph,
cfgraphdata
Deprecated Will be obsolete in later versions of ColdFusion MX.
These tags render differently than in ColdFusion 5. Use
the new graphing tags instead: cfchart, cfchartdata,
and cfchartseries.
See the chapter on
charting and graphing
data in
Developing
ColdFusion MX
Applications with
CFML
.
cfhttp
Changed The cfhttp response headers in ColdFusion MX differ
from those in ColdFusion 5, as follows:
• Mixed Case (returned by the server without changes)
in ColdFusion MX; uppercase in ColdFusion 5
• Random order in ColdFusion MX; alphabetical order
in ColdFusion 5
• “Status Code: 200” is followed by “OK” in
ColdFusion MX (returned by the server without
changes), and by “SUCCESS” in ColdFusion 5
See cfhttp in
CFML
Reference
.
The timeout attribute requires the Java Development
Kit (JDK) version 1.4; otherwise, ColdFusion MX ignores
this attribute.
cfindex
Changed You can use the cfindex tag with the query attribute
and type="file" or type="path", for all actions that
require information from the key attribute.
See cfindex in
CFML Reference and
“Using the cfindex tag
in ColdFusion MX” on
page 31.
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