.cfi extension with cfincludes?
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.cfi extension with cfincludes?
Has anyone every heard of using the .cfi extension rather than .cfm with cfincludes. This is a mandatory standard where I work but I've never heard of it before. I have yet to find proof that .cfi is even a ColdFusion file extension. Please let me know your experiences. Thanks
ASKED: May 1 2008  3:17 PM GMT
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My guess is, it's a standard simply so that they know what type of file it is by looking at the extension -- it's a ColdFusion include file.

ColdFusion doesn't care what extension is used on CFINCLUDEs.

I personally use .inc, although sometimes I've used .foo as well.

;o)
Last Answered: May 2 2008  2:16 PM GMT by RudyLimeback   440 pts.
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