Ben Nadel • 12/14/2025

Including Non-CFML Files As CFML Code In ColdFusion

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This technical article demonstrates how to use the `compileExtForInclude` property in an Application.cfc file to control whether ColdFusion processes included files with non-CFML extensions (e.g., .html, .txt) as executable CFML code. It provides a practical example using Adobe ColdFusion 2025, showing the default behavior and configuration for integrating build outputs like Parcel.js-generated files.

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