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I am new to ColdFusion and downloaded the latest version of Railo which is compatible with ColdFusion 10.

I want to use the CFGrid and CFWebsocket tags which are included in Adobe's ColdFusion 10`, as you can see in the documentation.

But when I start my application, an error says that these tags are not supported.

Bhavesh Odedra
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dave
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  • Paste your code dave... it's a good bet there's something else. Both cfgrid and cfwebsocket are supported as of v10 - though I wonder if cfwebsocket was an enterprise only tag? – Mark A Kruger Dec 11 '14 at 16:28
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    Railo 4.2 is roughly compatible with CF10, but there are some things it doesn't support, among them `cfgrid` and `cfwebsocket`. – CfSimplicity Dec 14 '14 at 09:08
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    @CfSimplicity, you should post that as an answer. It's also worth noting that you can write extensions to Railo to implement tags too. The CFSpreadsheet tag is an example of a community-supported Railo tag that is not part of the core. – Brad Wood Dec 27 '14 at 05:40
  • Since the OP is new to CFML, it's worth mentioning that tags like cfgrid and cfwebsocket don't get much love from either the Coldfusion community or the Railo/Lucee community. As general advice, write CFML code that outputs clean HTML and use Javascript libraries like jQuery to provide client-side functionality. – davidcl Feb 04 '15 at 16:13

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Railo 4.2 is roughly compatible with CF10, but there are some things it doesn't support, among them cfgrid and cfwebsocket.

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