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Asked: May 25, 20262026-05-25T13:09:30+00:00 2026-05-25T13:09:30+00:00

Inside the cfm of the cfmodule, values are returned through the use of Caller

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Inside the cfm of the cfmodule, values are returned through the use of Caller scope. If I call a cfmodule inside a function in a CFC, Caller maps to the Variables scope of the CFC correct? Can I return the values into to local scope of the CFC function?

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    2026-05-25T13:09:30+00:00Added an answer on May 25, 2026 at 1:09 pm

    Yes, to all of the above. A demonstration:

    Testing.cfc:

    <cfcomponent>
    
        <cfset Variables.Instance = {} />
    
        <cffunction name="checkTheScopeYo" returntype="Struct">
    
            <cfset var LOCAL = {} />
    
            <!--- Call a CFModule --->
            <cfmodule template="TestModule.cfm" />
    
            <cfset Variables.theLocal = LOCAL />
    
            <cfreturn Variables />
    
        </cffunction>
    </cfcomponent>
    

    TestModule.cfm:

    <cfif thisTag.ExecutionMode EQ "end">
    
        <cfset Caller.FromModule = "Set to the Variables scope" />
    
        <cfset Caller.Instance.FromModule = "Set to the Variables.instance variable" />
    
        <cfset Caller.Local.FromModule = "Set to the LOCAL scope" />
    
    </cfif>
    

    Scribble.cfm:

    <cfset theResult = CreateObject("component", "Testing").checkTheScopeYo() />
    
    <cfdump var="#theResult#">
    

    The dump shows you that you have access to the local variables within the function, as well as the variables scope of the entire CFC:

    struct
    
    CHECKTHESCOPEYO:  
        [function]
        Arguments: none 
        ReturnType: Struct 
        Roles:  
        Access: public 
        Output:   
        DisplayName:  
        Hint:  
        Description:  
    FROMMODULE: Set to the Variables scope
    INSTANCE:  
        [struct]
        FROMMODULE: Set to the Variables.instance variable
    THELOCAL:  
        [struct]
        FROMMODULE: Set to the LOCAL scope
    THIS:  
        [component Testing]
        Methods: 
            CHECKTHESCOPEYO
                [function]
                Arguments: none 
                ReturnType: Struct 
                Roles:  
                Access: public 
                Output:   
                DisplayName:  
                Hint:  
                Description:  
    
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