Best of Talk (6/23/03)

 
Jul 19, 2003
by Dina Hess

Title: JavaScript Error Catching
Date: 06/23/03      6 Posts
Summary: Need to send JavaScript error information back to the server? You can use a hidden frame or an image object. Find several resources and a working code example.
 
Title: CFHEADER and Caching
Date: 06/23/03      5 Posts
Summary: You can add the following code to the top of your templates or Application.cfm file to prevent browser caching: 

   <CFHEADER NAME="Expires"
     VALUE="Mon, 06 Jan 1990 00:00:01 GMT">
   <CFHEADER NAME="Pragma" VALUE="no-cache">
   <CFHEADER NAME="cache-control" VALUE="no-cache">
There's no need to put this in the <HEAD> section or use corresponding META tags. In fact, this code generates an HTTP response header that is sent before the <HEAD> block.
 
Title: Is Flash Really THAT Good?
Date: 06/23/03      117 Posts
Summary: Does it make good sense to use Flash for web applications? While most agree that splash screens should be a thing of the past, many developers who implement Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) don't even use graphics and animation. Instead, they use Flash for its ability to "deliver powerful widgets over the internet." As this thread winds down to a close, browser control is the prevailing issue.
 
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