Is there any possible way to pull a list of all custom tags available?
No, I don't think so. This would be a bit difficult for CF to
accomplish, as custom tags can be invoked many different ways and can
be placed in many different locations.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http
Especially true since any tag can be called from any location with
CFMODULE.
From: Dave Watts dwa...@figleaf.com
Sent: Monday, June 07, 2010 4:26 PM
To: cf-talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Subject: Re: List Of Custom Tags
Is there any possible way
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My question is simple - are there any options other than having the custom tag
file on every server?
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From: Michael Christensen mich...@strib.dk
My question is simple - are there any options other than having the
custom tag file on every server?
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Hi frnds,
cffunction name=chkTAPrimaryAccess access=public returntype=numeric
description=This checks whether user is a primary TA owner
cfargument name=user_id required=no type=numeric
default=#url.skey4#
cfquery datasource=tatimesheet name=qGetTAAccess maxrows=2
i've never used many custom tags before but I am currently tasked to take a
dreamweaver HTML site using 4 navigation links and convert this into a site
using a cold fusion custom tag for the navigation and content.
the 4 navigation links go to different subdirectories and different files
You could just use a cfinclude if a custom tag is too confusing.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/5/19 mike pop mikepoplaw...@gmail.com:
i've never used many custom tags before but I am currently tasked to take a
dreamweaver HTML site
I agree with James - CF Includes are probably a better option.
Create header, footer, and navigation templates from the existing html, and
then do CFincludes on each web page to bring them in.
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Create header, footer, and navigation templates from the existing html,
and then do CFincludes on each web page to bring them in.
Correct.
G!
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 10:40 AM, John Drake thedangerman...@yahoo.comwrote:
I agree with James - CF Includes are probably a better option.
Create
I have a custom tag for creating a menu items if you are interested in
looking the code.
This is the code for the tag (save as MenuItem.cfm)
http://coz.pastebin.com/f17f1392a
And this is how to use it.
http://coz.pastebin.com/f17f1392a
The beauty of custom tags is that you can create one piece
for the tag (save as MenuItem.cfm)
http://coz.pastebin.com/f17f1392a
And this is how to use it.
http://coz.pastebin.com/f17f1392a
The beauty of custom tags is that you can create one piece of code for all
of your menu items and if you ever need to make a global change you only
have to change
I'm a complete CF newbie with a big (to me) technical hurdle. I know HTML
fairly well, but I'm really a datacenter guy, so CF is beyond my skill set.
Here's the problem: My company is moving our website to a new host and our
previous host had some custom tags that aren't working on the new
Michael K wrote:
Here's the problem: My company is moving our website to a new host and our
previous host had some custom tags that aren't working on the new host.
Calls to the new hosting company's tech support don't get me very far, as
they don't support custom tags, but allow them
Most likely you are just dealing with a simple Mapping issue and it
should fairly easy to sort out once you know how and where ColdFusion
calls custom tags and what you can do to control this.
I really can't do much better then the ColdFusion documentation on
Custom Tags that is available
When you say custom tags are you referring to CFX_Tag or CF_Tag. If
they are CFX_Tags then they would need to be loaded into the
ColdFusion administrator by your hosting provider. If it's a CF_Tag then you
can
place the [tagname].cfm file into the same folder as the file calling
Michael K wrote:
Looking at the code in the .cfm file, it looks like the tag begins with cf_
So you are saying that I can place these files in the same directory as the
calling script and it should work? I tried a simple test and it didn't seem
to help, but the problem may be more
Either|or or both. A cf_ cfml customg tag is just that -- a cfml file
and it can do anything that any other cfml code can do and some more
being called as a tag.
I get the impression that this simple fix didn't work because the code was
written to call the tags from the server, not
for your help.
That does not make sense in relation to Custom Tags. What I think you
are refereing to is that ColdFusion servers and a special custom tag
folder, that if you had access to the server you can put your cfml
files. Files in this folder can be called by any other CFML code
Matt got it. Thanks for covering while this old man went to bed. ;)
On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 12:41 AM, Matt Quackenbush quackfu...@gmail.com wrote:
By moving the cfassociate/ inside of the executionMode check, you're only
executing it once. If you have it outside of that check, it executes on
That makes sense. I appreciate everyones help.
By moving the cfassociate/ inside of the executionMode check, you're only
executing it once. If you have it outside of that check, it executes on
both executionMode=start and executionMode=end.
I've got a problem I've never run into before with nested custom tags. I'm
using nested paired tags:
cf_parent
cf_child
...some text here
/cf_child
cf_child
...more text
/cf_child
/cf_parent
When I dump #ThisTag# all the AssocAttribs are doubled. I belive I'm taking
steps
I've got a problem I've never run into before with nested custom tags. I'm
using nested
paired tags:
cf_parent
cf_child
...some text here
/cf_child
cf_child
...more text
/cf_child
/cf_parent
When I dump #ThisTag# all the AssocAttribs are doubled. I belive I'm taking
/div
/cfsavecontent
/cfcase
/cfswitch
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 6:09 PM, Dave Watts dwa...@figleaf.com wrote:
I've got a problem I've never run into before with nested custom tags. I'm
using nested
paired tags:
cf_parent
cf_child
...some text here
/cf_child
cf_child
Thanks Ray. That worked. The only problem now is I don't understand why.
Anyone care to fill me in on why this little shuffle around of code prevented
the double execution.
Thanks again,
ColdFused
Remove the cfparam and move the cf_associate to the end portion of
child. Here is my child.cfm:
By moving the cfassociate/ inside of the executionMode check, you're only
executing it once. If you have it outside of that check, it executes on
both executionMode=start and executionMode=end.
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using custom tags with a body when not really needed.
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I put my header and footer html in a custom tag (header - executionmode eq
start, footer - executionmode not start). And I have rest of my cf stuff within
the tag body.
Is this recommended? My concern is, having huge body will somehow slow down the
tag/page ? Is it better to have two udfs?
There is slight overhead for invoking a custom tag, but it's similar
to invoking a UDF, and small enough to safely ignore. Certainly
nothing to worry about until you have load testing data that says you
should, and even then there's a LONG list of other things to optimize
first.
cheers,
barneyb
Thanks. I just thought if the tag has a body too, then it somehow has to 'keep
track' of the body hence it will be slow. But glad to know that isn't the case.
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On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 4:52 PM, Brian Dumbledore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I put my header and footer html in a custom tag (header - executionmode eq
start, footer - executionmode not start). And I have rest of my cf stuff
within the tag body.
Is this recommended? My concern is, having huge
Hi
CF does have a bit more work to do when you use open/close custom tags
for exactly the reason you suspect. (It has to buffer the content
between the tags, but it was going to buffer it anyway, just in a
different place.) There are also some limitations (like not being able
to use cfflush
I have a CustomTag called iPoll.cfm. Not sure if I should choose the
Register Java CFX or Register C++ CFX. Does it matter?
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I have a CustomTag called iPoll.cfm. Not sure if I should
choose the Register Java CFX or Register C++ CFX. Does it matter?
You don't register CFML custom tags. You either put them in a specified
custom tags directory, or reference them within your code using the CFMODULE
tag, or specify a tag
Steve LaBadie wrote:
I have a CustomTag called iPoll.cfm. Not sure if I should choose the
Register Java CFX or Register C++ CFX. Does it matter?
Yes it matters and you choose . drum role please neither.
Java CFX are for Custom Tags written in ahem Java and C++ CFX are for
Custom Tags
Tags
Steve LaBadie wrote:
I have a CustomTag called iPoll.cfm. Not sure if I should choose the
Register Java CFX or Register C++ CFX. Does it matter?
Yes it matters and you choose . drum role please neither.
Java CFX are for Custom Tags written in ahem Java and C++ CFX are for
Custom
If anyone is working on a Sunday like I am, I am having a problem with
custom tags that are ignoring CSS positioning. Below is an example of what
is going on.
When the screen is resized in IE, works fine is FF, the INFO Center
content does not change position as the window is enlarged
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From: Brian R. Polackoff
Sent: 30 December 2007 21:18
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Custom Tags Ignoring CSS
If anyone is working on a Sunday like I am, I am having a problem with
custom tags that are ignoring CSS positioning. Below is an example of what
is going on.
When the screen is resized
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Miguel Gonzalez wrote:
Miguel_Gonzalez_Castaños wrote:
We have a Windows Server 2003 running Coldfusion MX. When I try to
create a custom tag using UNC paths or map network drives it simply
doesn't work. Apparently only admits local drives.
I have checked and the Application Server is
Hi,
We have a Windows Server 2003 running Coldfusion MX. When I try to
create a custom tag using UNC paths or map network drives it simply
doesn't work. Apparently only admits local drives. Is there any way to
work around this? We have the content of the IIS site hosted in a NAS
and would
Miguel_Gonzalez_Castaños wrote:
We have a Windows Server 2003 running Coldfusion MX. When I try to
create a custom tag using UNC paths or map network drives it simply
doesn't work. Apparently only admits local drives. Is there any way to
work around this? We have the content of the IIS
Miguel_Gonzalez_Castaños wrote:
We have a Windows Server 2003 running Coldfusion MX. When I try to
create a custom tag using UNC paths or map network drives it simply
doesn't work. Apparently only admits local drives. Is there any way to
work around this? We have the content of the IIS
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Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2007 3:56 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: custom tags and UNC or map network drives
Miguel_Gonzalez_Castaños wrote:
We have a Windows Server 2003 running Coldfusion MX. When I try to
create
Make sure that the domain account that CF is running under has the
desired permissions to the network resource you want to map to.
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Looks like James beat me to it, but I'll add a few more links as well.
http://www.coldfusionjedi.com/index.cfm/2007/7/31/ColdFusion-8-Ajax-Security-Features
http://www.coldfusionjedi.com/index.cfm/2007/8/7/More-on-VerifyClient--ColdFusion-8-Ajax-Security-Feature
On 8/19/07, James Holmes [EMAIL
Thank you,
Andrew.
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/8/htmldocs/ajaxdata_11.html#1156357
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/8/htmldocs/AppEvents_02.html#1197782
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mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
Raymond, could you tell me where I can find more info on the new ways to secure
Ajax
in CF 8, I currently use CF 7, many thanks,
Andrew.
cfapplication is NOT the recommended way to work with applications
now - Application.cfc is. Therefore they added the feature there.
There are other examples
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/8/htmldocs/ajaxdata_11.html#1156357
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/8/htmldocs/AppEvents_02.html#1197782
On 8/20/07, Andrew Grosset [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Raymond, could you tell me where I can find more info on the new ways to
secure Ajax
in CF 8,
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I've seen that. But one could still do it using cfset this.mappings
or in CFAPPLIACTION if it was availaible.
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to this statement.
IMO there should be some new parameter in the CFapplication tag, but I
see nothing.
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there should be some new parameter in the CFapplication tag, but I
see nothing.
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Claude Schneegans wrote:
I wrote a blog posting on how to do it (its real easy but you do have
to use Application.cfc)
Ok, I found it. Some weird place.
Personnally I would just have added an attribute CustomTagPath in the
CFapplication tag,
Would you be able to do the following then:
Would you be able to do the following then:
Sure, the CFAPPLICATION tag can be called from any where, many times,
but frankly I don't see the advantage.
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Would you be able to do the following then:
Sure, the CFAPPLICATION tag can be called from any where, many times,
but frankly I don't see the advantage
in the
CFapplication tag,
but, why make it simple?
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i bought the admin tools pro tag and it's crap. In fact thier included
example applications don;t run properly and produce a pile of errors. I can
sort of et thier examples to run but i'm not gonna waste anymore time
digginthrough thier 1000s of lines of code to try to sort out a problem that
Hi All,
I am trying to install avBlog, which looks pretty neat and full featured.
I'm running into some issues that I believe are caused by a custom tag nested
within itself:
The error is: The file for the custom tag wcontentPane could not be located
114: vb:wcontentpane id=lhtab5
On Wednesday 07 Feb 2007, Carol Chandler wrote:
We upgraded from MX 6.1 to 7 last night, running Linux (Fedoracore 6) and
Apache 2.2. Most things went pretty smoothly, but our java CFX's aren't
being found.
How do you infer that from an error about an XML config file ?
Message: The main
We upgraded from MX 6.1 to 7 last night, running Linux (Fedoracore 6) and
Apache 2.2. Most things went pretty smoothly, but our java CFX's aren't being
found. The tags are listed in the administrator as being registered Java CFX
tags (I deleted and re-registered one, but it didn't help) and
Hi,
Is there a way to do unit test custom tags?
Johnny
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Here's another coding tip from months ago. Its like they are trying to say
something useful but then don't know how. I figured out what they are trying
to say but the people who would benefit from this advice could not possibly
get something useful out it. Really makes me wonder about them.
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But one thing that hasn't been touched on here is that the thread title is
about session vars inside of a custom tag.
I generally agree. However after re-reading the coding tips a few time I
don't think this has anything to do with custom tags. I think they are
calling cflock a custom tag instead
I _can_ think of one good tip about custom tags and session scope -
don't use em together. If you want to really encapsulate your logic,
you should pass in any session data to the tag, not directly access
the session scope within the tag.
(Sorry if that was mentioned on the thread already
I just got the following advice in a HostMySite CF
newsletter. Is there an issue with session scopes in custom
tags? I've received other coding tips
from them that make no sense or is just plain bad advice but
not sure what to make of this.
Coding Tip
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Daniel Roberts wrote:
I just got the following advice in a HostMySite CF newsletter. Is there an
issue with session scopes in custom tags?
No.
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Subject: Re: memory issue with session scope in custom tags?
Daniel Roberts wrote:
I just got the following advice in a HostMySite CF newsletter. Is there
an
issue with session scopes in custom tags?
No.
Coding Tip
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No, because a session lock works only for the session in question, not
the whole server.
On 12/3/06, Doug Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I would imagine that they are saying this for good reasons. Most of us
as developers do not see the impact of exclusive locks, or at least not
enough
lock.
Doug B.
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Sent: Sunday, December 03, 2006 8:04 AM
Subject: Re: memory issue with session scope in custom tags?
No, because a session lock works only for the session in question
be no use of session
vars inside of custom tags. All vars should be passed in as
parameters and referenced via the attributes scope.
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I just got the following advice in a HostMySite CF newsletter. Is there an
issue with session scopes in custom tags? I've received other coding tips
from them that make no sense or is just plain bad advice but not sure what
to make of this.
Coding Tip
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InterestingI hope someone comes up with an answer.
Andrew.
I just got the following advice in a HostMySite CF newsletter. Is there an
issue with session scopes in custom tags? I've received other coding tips
from them that make no sense or is just plain bad advice but not sure what
to make
I posted a reply on their forum.
Andrew Grosset wrote:
InterestingI hope someone comes up with an answer.
Andrew.
I just got the following advice in a HostMySite CF newsletter. Is there an
issue with session scopes in custom tags? I've received other coding tips
from them
I have a custom tag package for form controls, which I'm defining like so:
cfimport prefix=form taglib=/common/customtags/form/
Most of the custom tags in the package share a common function, which I simply
store in the Request scope.
Usually this is fine because each page starts form:main
How about just putting the fuinction call inside of a cfif block in
your main custom tag and check for the existence of the value in the
request scope?
Pete
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How about defining/checking for the function in a prefuse action?
On 31/10/06, Peter Boughton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That isn't my problem.
Okay, I'll explain things using a simple example...
Two custom tags, tagA and tagB.
Either could be used first on different pages.
Both tags use
That could work for this instance, but I'd like to have the package indepedant
of framework - ie: I want it to work with FB, but not rely on it.
How about defining/checking for the function in a prefuse action?
On 31/10/06, Peter Boughton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a custom tag package for form controls, which I'm defining like so:
cfimport prefix=form taglib=/common/customtags/form/
Most of the custom tags in the package share a common function, which I
simply store in the Request scope.
Usually this is fine because each
Why don't you just cfinclude the function/edf into both tags,
Snake
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From: Nick Tong - TalkWebSolutions.co.uk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 31 October 2006 16:33
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: common funcs in custom tags / auto-execute on cfimport?
How about defining
Sorry, I don't appear to be awake today - I was thinking that I would have to
fully specify the full path to an init file, and thus would need to require a
mapping/fixed path.
But I don't need to do that at all. I just keep the _init with the rest of the
tags and it works fine.
Every tag in
That isn't my problem.
Okay, I'll explain things using a simple example...
Two custom tags, tagA and tagB.
Either could be used first on different pages.
Both tags use a function Func1.
If I define Func1 in tagA, it doesn't exist when tagB is called first.
If I define Func1 in tagB
This is exactly what I needed. I just didn't get that part of it.
Thanks for the help.
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From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 5:22 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Paired Custom Tags
I have created a tag with a start and stop which
Can anyone point me at a good resource for learning about writing a Paired
custom tag? I'm having a little trouble with the one I started on
yesterday.
Basically what we're trying to do is overload the cfmail tag so that we
can make it work differently on different servers.
I have created a tag
I have created a tag with a start and stop which I think is
pretty good. When you call it it does generate an email like
you'd expect, but the content of the mail tag also displays
on the screen which is a little less than ideal.
In the end execution mode section of your custom tag, after
If you're going to be overloading/replacing cfmail, also bear in mind that you
need to wrap the whole thing in a cfoutput tag, or else you end up without any
of the inner variable display tags being processed. (speaking from experience)
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Paired Custom Tags
If you're going to be overloading/replacing cfmail, also bear in mind
that you need to wrap the whole thing in a cfoutput tag, or else you end
up without any of the inner variable display tags being processed.
(speaking from experience
I wrote an exhaustive explanation of how paired custom tags work in Advanced
Macromedia ColdFusion MX 7 Application Development (Ben's book). It goes over
just about everything you'll need to know about advanced use of paired custom
tags.
Respectfully,
Adam Phillip Churvis
Certified Advanced
Hi, I am looking for a solution to send DOS (console) command directly from
coldfusion tags.
I appreciate any help.
-gabriel
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Sent: Monday, July 31, 2006 4:48 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: send console command from a custom tags
Hi, I am looking for a solution to send DOS (console) command directly from
coldfusion tags.
I appreciate any
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Sent: Monday, July 31, 2006 4:48 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: send console command from a custom tags
Hi, I am looking for a solution to send DOS (console) command directly
from coldfusion tags.
I
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On 7/31/06, Gabriel Bulfon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I am looking for a solution to send DOS (console) command directly
from coldfusion tags.
I appreciate any help.
-gabriel
Ok, go easy on me as I am clueless in trying to
Get Fusebox 4 running on a cf5 box. I downloaded the
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