ColdFusion Articles

ColdFusion-Talk Roundup#6

Kay Smoljak reviews the ColdFusion-Talk (CF-Talk) List posts for the week of May 3-9, 2008. Topics of interest included:

• Creating asynchronous processes
• CFSELECT validation
• Preventing URL tampering
• Reading the end of a file
• Cross-server sessions
• Reversing an array

ColdFusion-Talk Roundup#5

Kay Smoljak reviews the ColdFusion-Talk (CF-Talk) List posts for the week of April 28 - May 2, 2008. Topics of interest included:

• CFMAIL settings
• comparing strings of digits as characters rather than numbers
• automated Subversion commits
• Differences between Standard and Enterprise editions of ColdFusion
• SMTP testing proxy

cf.Objective() 2008 Wrap-Up

Flex and Java integration sessions, discussion on the future of ColdFusion, and impromptu group events were some of the highlights Brian Rinaldi notes in his conference report.

What's in a License Anyway?

Jeff Coughlin, FarCry expert and evangelist, interviewed Geoff Bowers, CEO of Daemon (makers of FarCry) to find out why FarCry is considering a change in their licensing model. What's the fuss about? Read this article and find out.

Latest Issue of ColdFusion Journal Debuts at cf.Objective()

If you're at cf.Objective(), you've already seen it. If not, you will get it shipped to you if you're a subscriber. What is it? The latest issue of the Fusion Authority Quarterly Update.

ColdFusion-Talk Roundup#4

Kay Smoljak reviews the ColdFusion-Talk (CF-Talk) List posts for the week of April 19 - April 27, 2008. Topics of interest included:

• Rewriting URLs to be search-engine-friendly
• Screen-scraping in ColdFusion
• Database table indexes
• Application-scoped variables and memory overhead
• Diagramming tools for the database
• Redirect/refresh methods

ColdFusion-Talk Roundup#3

Kay Smoljak's review of the ColdFusion Talk (CF-Talk) list posts for the week of April 11 - April 18, 2008. Topics of interest included:

• CFForm binding
• Error handler settings in the ColdFusion admin
• Forcing a CFC refresh
• CFLoop vs. a CFSCRIPT for loop
• preventing cross site scripting