is there a webpage out there that would tell us when specifi

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is there a webpage out there that would tell us when specific member functions were introduced in particular ACF versions I have been searching

Tim · Answer

Tim · Answer

At the bottom of the table that lists them there s a key that notes when things were added

Adam Cameron · Answer

Wouldn t it be fantastic if the CFML docs were presented thoroughly and coherently like they were actually designed to useful Instead of slapped together as an afterthought As if perhaps the product they documented cost people thousand upon thousands of dollars so like they might actually expect some semblance of professionalism and quality Wouldn t that be fantastic^h^h^h^h^h^h^h^h^hthe baseline expectation

Tim Jasko · Answer

<https cfdocs org arrayappend> cfdocs is pretty good about this

ryan · Answer

Hi < Tim> thank you for this I was looking at the versions and I do not think that they are correct within the adobe doc

ryan · Answer

I tested `findnocase` member function on <http trycf com|trycf com> and it works starting from version 11

Tim · Answer

In general member functions were introduced in CF 11 So if they have no marker it means CF11 If they have ` ` like ` LSDateFormat` then it means 2016 If they have a ` ` like ` Format` then it means 2018 If they added any in CF2021 they re not on that page yet it seems like

ryan · Answer

I do know that <http cfdocs org|cfdocs org> is best at this but it didn t show the version regarding `findnocase` so maybe if they are created on CF11 then it s not shown

ryan · Answer

ah got it thanks Tim

ryan · Answer

i think the easiest and most forward way is showing the versions for all functions because how long did it take me to figure this out Lol I can t imagine the time spent collectively if others have done the same slightly smiling face

Tim · Answer

and why on earth is this info not on the page with the function itself to Adam s point

Tim · Answer

I have that page bookmarked so I can check quickly if a member function exists if it does what it s called because that s not always predictable either and whether I can actually use it or not