Functions
ColdFusion Markup Language includes a set of functions that you use to perform logical and arithmetic operations and manipulate data.
| function | code |
|---|---|
| Array | (ArraySort, ArrayAppend, ArrayDeleteAt...) |
| Conversion | (URLEncodedFormat, ToString...) |
| Date and time | (LsTimeFormat, DateAdd, DateDiff...) |
| Decision | (IsDefined, IIF...) |
| Display and formatting | (CJustify, NumberFormat...) |
| Dynamic evaluation | (DE, Evaluate...) |
| Extensibility | (CreateObject, ToScript...) |
| Image | (ImageRotate, ImageAddBorder...) |
| International functions | (SetLocale, GetTimeZoneInfo...) |
| List | (FindOneOf, ListSetAt...) |
| Mathematical | (Randomize, Sqr...) |
| Other functions | (WriteOutput, GetBaseTemplatePath...) |
| Query | (QueryAddColumn, QuerySetCell...) |
| Security | (Encrypt, Decrypt...) |
| String | (Reverse, HTMLCodeFormat...) |
| Structure | (StructKeyExists, StructDelete...) |
| System | (GetTickCount, GetTempFile...) |
| XML | (XMLParse, GetSOAPResponse...) |
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