Name
cfcontent
Synopsis
<cfcontent>
Sends content of the
specified media type to the browser. Content may be dynamically
generated by ColdFusion or come from a file. The
cfcontent tag is often used to send files stored
above the web root directory to the browser or to generate non-HTML
content for other clients, such as wireless devices (cell phones,
PDAs, etc.).
Attributes
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type="MIME_type_and_or_charset" The MIME type and/or character set for the content to be sent to the browser.
charsetlets you specify a Java character set to use for the encoding. The most common character sets areUTF-8(the default),UTF-16,UTF-16BE,UTF-16LE,US-ASCII, andISO-8859-1. You may use any character set supported by your JRE. If you want to specify a MIME type and a character set, delimit them with a space or a semicolon:type="text/html;charset=utf-8". Required unlessfileorresetis specified.-
deletefile="Yes|No" Whether or not to delete the file after it has been sent to the browser. Valid only if a file was specified in the
fileattribute. Optional. The default isNo.-
file="filename" The name of the file being sent to the browser. Required unless
typeorresetis specified.-
reset="Yes|No" Whether or not to suppress any output preceding the call to the
cfcontenttag. Theresetattribute is ignored if a value is specified forfileortype. The default isYes.