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ok, that makes sense. I just wondered if there was another way but that works.<br />
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thanks!
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ok, that makes sense. I just wondered if there was another way but that works.

thanks!

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I have a cffunction that was written with a .cfm extension page instead of .cfc. I want to call that function but I'm not sure how. Is it the same way as a .cfc? <br />
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&lt;cfset myCFC = createObject( 'component', 'path.to.my.cfm.page.with.<wbr />function' ) /&gt;<br />
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Did not seem to work for me but if somebody else can verify that would work or let me know a different way that would be great.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Brian
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I have a cffunction that was written with a .cfm extension page instead of .cfc. I want to call that function but I'm not sure how. Is it the same way as a .cfc? 

<cfset myCFC = createObject( 'component', 'path.to.my.cfm.page.with.function' ) />

Did not seem to work for me but if somebody else can verify that would work or let me know a different way that would be great.

Thanks,

Brian

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