Entries Tagged as coldfusion
CF Wheels ORM Fun!!!
Posted by Stephen Weyrick | Tags: coldfusion , cfwheels , framework
Today I wanted to have some fun, so I decided to check out the CF Wheels Framework inspired by Ruby on Rails. I've never used Ruby on Rails before, but this framework is pretty nice. It took me all of about ten minutes to have a default page up and running + diplaying data from my model. I wanted to demonstrate just how easy it is to populate tabular data using the framework.
Flex/Coldspring Error?
Posted by Stephen Weyrick | Tags: coldfusion , flex , coldspring
Over this past week, I started using Coldspring in an application that I have been building at work; I love the fact that I don't have to call create object in every function, and it should save me mountains of time once I become used to writing the coldspring config files. However, I ran into a small problem yesterday that I haven't been able to figure out.
Real Estate Agent: Mango Blog
Posted by Stephen Weyrick | Tags: coldfusion , mango blog
I am posting this, because I created a blog/website for a local real estate agent in Carson City, Nevada. I am trying desperately to get Google to index the blog, but I have been unsuccessful in my efforts so far. I thought maybe this would help. If you have a chance, take a look at the modified template and let me know what you think.
http://www.realtorcarsoncity.com/
ColdFusion Install Error: Apache, Vista
Posted by Stephen Weyrick | Tags: coldfusion , apache , vista
A couple months ago, I purchased a new computer which came with windows vista installed. After weeks of trying to install ColdFusion with the Apache Web Server, I finally got past a cryptic error that I kept receiving after every install. The error states that ColdFusion failed to configure the web connecters which may be caused by a firewall blocking port #51020 (etc).
Check if a ColdFusion Array Position Exists
Posted by Stephen Weyrick | Tags: coldfusion
This is some sample script that I used today to check if a position in an array exists. Basically, I was tasked with creating an email that showed hours from two separate datasources, and I needed to combine those side by side in an array to show the differences. I knew that the first set of hours would always exist, so I looped over the second set of hours with a nested loop matching up the dates. To check if the second position existed, I used a cfparam with set values of zero. I did this because ColdFusion doesn't seem to have clean way of checking for a missing element.