When parseing the cfml files, the fist '<' is striped from the page.
This issue is occurring in cfml.js In processQueue function, the bracket is picked up as an other tag.
buf[buf.length - 1] is undefined at this point, so the '<' is not added and the string sliced at index 1. The fist tag does not get processed correctly. I quick fix is to add the '<' at the begging of the rendered result, but a more permanent solution should be put in place.
When parseing the cfml files, the fist '<' is striped from the page. This issue is occurring in cfml.js In processQueue function, the bracket is picked up as an other tag. buf[buf.length - 1] is undefined at this point, so the '<' is not added and the string sliced at index 1. The fist tag does not get processed correctly. I quick fix is to add the '<' at the begging of the rendered result, but a more permanent solution should be put in place.
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