Writes a message to a log file.
Other
<cflog text="String" [charset="String"] [log="String"] [file="String"] [type="String"] [thread="String"] [date="datetime"] [time="String"] [application="Boolean"] />
[] = Optional attribute
| Name | Type | Required | Default | Description |
| text | String | Yes | The message text to log. | |
| charset | String | No | ||
| log | String | No | If you omit the file attribute, specifies the standard log file in which to write the message. Ignored if you specify a file attribute | |
| file | String | No | ||
| type | String | No | The type or severity of the message. | |
| thread | String | No | Specifies whether to log the thread ID. The thread ID identifies which internal service thread logged a message. Since a service thread normally services a CFML page request to completion, then moves on to the next queued request, the thread ID serves as a rough indication of which request logged a message. Leaving thread IDs turned on can help diagnose patterns of server activity. | |
| date | datetime | No | Specifies whether to log the system date. | |
| time | String | No | Specifies whether to log the system time. | |
| application | Boolean | No | Specifies whether to log the application name if one has been specified in a cfapplication tag. |