input vs cfinput

I found a few older forms that use cfform, but then use just html input tags. Not sure why they are that way, (of course it is not commented) but i don't want to have to rebuild them at this point. just wondering if there are any issues that can come from this type of usage.

Re: input vs cfinput

I've encountered that before too. Yes, you scratch your head, maybe even shout out a why the hell did they do that?, but in the end - no, plain HTML inputs don't seem to conflict with CFFORM inputs. You of course can't leverage the extended attributes of a cfinput, but it's not going to throw

RE: input vs cfinput

I found a few older forms that use cfform, but then use just html input tags. Not sure why they are that way, (of course it is not commented) but i don't want to have to rebuild them at this point. just wondering if there are any issues that can come from this type of usage. No, it

Re: input vs cfinput

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