Adobe ColdFusion 8 Web Application Construction Kit, Volume 1: Getting Started
by Ben Forta, Raymond Camden, Charlie Arehart
Working with Templates
Back in Chapter 4, “Previewing ColdFusion,” I walked you through creating several simple applications. ColdFusion applications are made up of one or more files, each with a .cfm extension. These files often are referred to as templates; you’ll see the terms templates, files, and even pages used somewhat interchangeably. Just so you know, they all refer to the same thing. I’ll explain why the term templates is used in a few moments.
Note
As explained in Chapter 3, “Accessing the ColdFusion Administrator,” the URL used with ColdFusion will vary based on whether or not an external Web server is being used. For the sake of simplicity, all URLs used in this and future chapters assume that ColdFusion is being used in conjunction ...
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