Lucee Tag Reference
<cflog>
Writes a message to a log file.
Body
This tag can't have a body.
Example
<cflog [application=boolean] [async=boolean] [charset=string] [date=boolean] [exception=any] [file=string] [log=string] [text=string] [thread=boolean] [time=boolean] [type=string]>
This tag is also supported within cfscript
<cfscript> log [application=boolean] [async=boolean] [charset=string] [date=boolean] [exception=any] [file=string] [log=string] [text=string] [thread=boolean] [time=boolean] [type=string]; </cfscript>
Attributes
The attributes for this tag are fixed. Except for the following attributes no other attributes are allowed.
Name | Type | Required | Description |
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application | boolean | No | Specifies whether to log the application name if one has been specified in a cfapplication tag. |
async | boolean | No | only works in combination with the attribute "file", if set to true the file is written in a separate thread. |
charset | string | No | Character set name for the file contents. |
date | boolean | No | This Attribute is deprecated |
exception | any | No | The exception to log. |
file | string | No | This Attribute is deprecated |
log | string | No | If you omit the file attribute, specifies the log in which to write the message. this references can be defined in the Lucee Administrator. Ignored if you specify a file attribute. |
text | string | No | The message text to log. |
thread | boolean | No | This Attribute is deprecated |
time | boolean | No | This Attribute is deprecated |
type | string | No | the following is the log type (level) in decreasing order of severity: |