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Subject: Anybody using BlackKnight to run .NET Custom Tags?
I'm having a problem using BlackKnight to run a custom tag written in C#.I
keep getting a Errors occurred during CFX call null error.If anybody has
encountered this sort of thing and fixed it please reply to this post
Subject: RE: Anybody using BlackKnight to run .NET Custom Tags?
Ryan,
Have you turned on the debugging log?You can do that from the Console.It
will give you some trace information while the Black Knight runtime is
attempting to execute your tag.
rish
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From: Ryan Anklam
Hi,
I'm trying to build, evaluate execute custom tags on the fly by creating
a string ( e.g. cf_myTag param1='foo1' param2='foo2' ). After toying
with the concept, I'm wondering if a) There's something I simply do not
grasp and/or b) This is generally a silly idea and I need to get
I'm trying to build, evaluate execute custom tags on the
fly by creating a string
No - it won't do it
CFML is compiled into P-Code (for upto CF5) and Java (for CFMX), so it
can't compile and run a template on the fly
If you want to run a template like that, then use CFMODULE, you can
: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 11:47 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: custom tags on-the-fly
Hi,
I'm trying to build, evaluate execute custom tags on the
fly by creating
a string ( e.g. cf_myTag param1='foo1' param2='foo2' ).
After toying
with the concept, I'm wondering if a) There's something I
#.cfm
attributeCollection=#templateAttribs#
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Subject: custom tags on-the-fly
Hi,
I'm trying to build, evaluate execute custom tags on the fly by creating
a string ( e.g
Thanks Philip, JE Barney: I love a one-word answer . cfmodule.
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You might be running into an HTML parsing issue.I bet if you look at your source code you will see the output you are expecting, but the browser is ignoring it as unknown tag.I suspect this is not the desired result.You want the CFML parser to see that tag and it is not.It is just sending the
...but the browser is ignoring it as unknown tag
-- exactly. (view source confirmed your suspicion as well as mine)
...You want the CFML parser to see that tag and it is not.
-- right again.
... I don't know if there is a way to do what you want,
-- ah, cfmodule will allow me to effectively (and
The first tag...
cfset dsn=caller.dsn
cfquery name=getSets datasource=#dsn#
select * from TMSSets where TMSSETID='#attributes.setid#' order by tmssetid
/cfquery
cfif getsets.Router is 1
cfset Complist=GWS,ADUA,DSA,Router
cfelse
cfset Complist=GWS,ADUA,DSA
/cfif
cfloop list=#CompList#
I have a custom tags that calls other custom tags they are work individually, but I need some help getting them to work altogether.
Ideally, the parent tagruns a query and loops over the other three child tags and fills in their attribute values with results from the query. The child tags run
If I read you correctly, you want the parent tag to update attributes sent
to the child tag. You need to switch it around though. The parent can set
data that the child tag can read using getBaseTagData().
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cfquery datasource=#dsn#
update tables
set var3 = #attributes.var3#
/cfquery
John Burns
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From: Jennifer Knoblock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 3:34 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: nesting custom tags
I have a custom tags that calls other custom tags
I have a custom tags that calls other custom tags they are
work individually, but I need some help getting them to work
altogether.
Ideally, the parent tag runs a query and loops over the
other three child tags and fills in their attribute values
with results from the query. The child
Can you give some example code?
!---parent tag---
query to get value
loop query !---figure individual component status in each of three areas---
cf_childtaga attribute1=#query.value1#
cfquery updates table with values from childtag a
cf_childtagb attribute1=#query.value1#
cfquery updates table
Actually, I think I want it to run both ways. I want the parent tag to set the child tags attributes and then for the child tag use those attribute sto create a new value and to send the new to the parent tag for updating and further calculating.
Did I just ask for too much?
If I read you
Oops. Okay, I should probably get the semantics right. (:
Will the 'sorta' code I posted in rplky to the previous post work?
I have a custom tags that calls other custom tags they are
I'm not sure what exactly you mean by nested custom tags - it sounds like
you're actually calling one custom
that allows you to call custom tags with a TEMPLATE attribute,
instead of using CF_. For example, assuming that foo.cfm was in the same
directory as your page, cf_foo would be equivalent to cfmodule
template=foo.cfm. The advantage of CFMODULE is simply that it allows you
to specify exactly which
: Thursday, March 25, 2004 12:29 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Windows CF5 Custom Tags Bug?
The problem is that when, and only when, I call cf_makesomehtml,
the ENTIRE http request appears to be running two times! I can't
understand why that would possibly happen. In other words, in my
little
You probably have a simple logic error somewhere. Can you show us the
contents of makeSomeFIles and makeSomeHTML?
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Symptom (watered down):
My application uses lots of custom tags. At one point in the code, I have a
.CFM page called myfile.cfm which calls a custom tag is called that
generates some text files called cf_makefiles. That works great. Within
the cf_makefiles tag, I am calling an additional custom
The problem is that when, and only when, I call cf_makesomehtml,
the ENTIRE http request appears to be running two times! I can't
understand why that would possibly happen. In other words, in my
little tree of nested custom tags, a very simple tag which
generates some text is causing
To avoide this, within the custom tag, you can enclose all
the other code within this:
cfif ThisTag.ExecutionMode is start
...
/cfif
Actually, instead of wrapping all your code one big cfif, why not just do
this at top:
cfif thisTag.executionMode is endcfexit/cfif.
Just be sure to reset
: Windows CF5 Custom Tags Bug?
Symptom (watered down):
My application uses lots of custom tags. At one point in the code, I have a
.CFM page called myfile.cfm which calls a custom tag is called that
generates some text files called cf_makefiles. That works great. Within
the cf_makefiles tag, I am
Sure, you can use closing tags with cfmodule :
cfmodule template=/foo/zoo.cfm
/cfmodule
The only thing you have to look out for is cases of additional cfmodules
inside...
cfmodule template=/foo/zoo.cfm
cfmodule template=/goo/moo.cfm
/cfmodule
In this case, CF will think you are closing
Hi guys,
I've found a cool custom tag which is just one file (i don't know if they're usually more but this one is one... i'm a custom tag newbie).
My site is co-hosted on a server.Do i just ftp the file to one of my directories or do i have to get someone at the hosting place to do something
/tags/mytag.cfm /
2. place it in the same folder as the calling page and still use it as
cf_mytag
I usually go for the 1st option for reusability purposes,
John.
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From: Stuart Kidd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 03 March 2004 15:32
To: CF-Talk
Subject: custom tags
Hi
directory as the calling
template and call it with cf_nameOfTemplate.
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Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2004 8:32 AM
Subject: custom tags
Hi guys,
I've found a cool custom tag which is just one file (i don't
directory as the calling
template and call it with cf_nameOfTemplate.
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Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2004 8:32 AM
Subject: custom tags
Hi guys,
I've found a cool custom tag which is just one file (i don't
It worked. SAWEET! Thanks much.
_
From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 12:08 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Homesite namespaced custom tags
Rich, I spoke w/ two members of the HS team, Farah Gron and Darin Cayon,
shared the following with me
I'm a big fan of Homesite and I like to use the CFIMPORT tag to reference
custom tag libraries.
I know Homesite has VTML support so you can create code hints for custom
tags, but I can't get it to work with namespaced custom tags. For example,
if I have a custom tag called cache, I can create
Rich, I spoke w/ two members of the HS team, Farah Gron and Darin Cayon,
shared the following with me:
In the user's example, if cache.vtm is in \Extensions\TagDefs\UTIL
folder then util:cache will work for tag insight, tag inspector, and
tag editing.They may even get a list of all the tags
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Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2004 6:24 PM
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Subject: RE: Partitioning Custom Tags for multiple code lines?
i personally don't mind having to reference it on the page that is using it.
Most normal languages require each file to reference the libraries it is
using.what gets me with cfimport
Hi
I want to maintain several separate cfm code lines on the same server, which
is currently running CF5. Each code line is under a different subdirectory.
Ideally, each code line would have it's own distinct set of custom tags,
ideally with tag duplicate tag names allowed across code lines.Right
You really need to use cfmodule. I'm not sure why you say it would be messy.
What code does it break? There is nothing you can do with cf_* that you
can't do with cfmodule.
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template='dsp_pagetemplate.cfm since you
cant surround with a close tag.
Or can you?
-Dov
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From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2004 12:27 PM
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Subject: RE: Partitioning Custom Tags for multiple code lines?
You really need to use
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From: Katz, Dov B (IT) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2004 12:39 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Partitioning Custom Tags for multiple code lines?
Except an open-close tag pair...i.e
Except an open-close tag pair...i.e.
cf_mylocaltemplatetest/cf_mylocaltemplate
or can you do that with CFMODULE?
Yes, you can.
cfmodule template=... ... /cfmodule
There is only one caveat. If you have another cfmodule call inside, you MUST
use this syntax:
cfmodule template=... /
The
to cfmodule. That way,
thistag.executionmode can properly be detected by the cfmodule tag
Custom tags called with CFMODULE have no trouble detecting
ThisTag.ExecutionMode. The only catch is if you use nested custom tags, in
which case you either have to use CFMODULE with all of them, or just
Interesting. Never tried that... :)
Thanks for the info.
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From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2004 12:53 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Partitioning Custom Tags for multiple code lines?
Except an open-close tag pair...i.e.
cf_mylocaltemplatetest
Custom tags called with CFMODULE have no trouble detecting
ThisTag.ExecutionMode. The only catch is if you use nested
custom tags, in which case you either have to use CFMODULE
with all of them, or just the innermost ones.
Actually that isn't the case. You can do:
cfmodule template
Actually that isn't the case.
You know, Ray, the minute I clicked the send button I wondered whether you'd
call me out on that. But yes, you're absolutely right.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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Actually that isn't the case.
You know, Ray, the minute I clicked the send button I
wondered whether you'd call me out on that. But yes, you're
absolutely right.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
So hey - I know custom tags well and I'm anal to boot. :
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Custom Tags for multiple code lines?
You really need to use cfmodule. I'm not sure why you say it would be messy.
What code does it break? There is nothing you can do with cf_* that you
can't do with cfmodule.
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can use cfimport to bring in a set of custom tags, but then you have to
use x:y format.
What code does it break?
FYI, besides being uglier, the cfmodule call would have to
include a variable name in the path and I have a perl program
that parses all of our cfm files and builds a model (stored
Ok, so it looks like the only thing I'm hearing is about
cfmodule. Are there any other ways to do it?
Is there a sandbox mode for ISPs or something that lets
each person have there own custom tag path?
No one suggested running multiple instances... does that mean
that won't work?
IIRC if you use the custom tag directory you can partition it off with sub-directories.You can then have custom tags with the same name in different directories.Then I believe you set which directory you want to get a tag from in the parameters of the cfmodule tag.The possible problem
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Subject: RE: Partitioning Custom Tags for multiple code lines?
Ok, so it looks like the only thing I'm hearing is about
cfmodule. Are there any other ways to do it?
Is there a sandbox mode for ISPs or something that lets
each person have there own custom tag path?
No one
Is cfimport new to cfmx?
Yep. You can import JSP taglibs or folders of custom tags. One of the cool
things about using it for custom tags is that you can _really_ partition
your tags, ie, instead of:
cf_securitylogonform
cf_template
etc
you can have:
security:logonform
On Wed, 28 Jan 2004 13:46:20 -0600, in cf-talk you wrote:
Ok, so it looks like the only thing I'm hearing is about
cfmodule. Are there any other ways to do it?
Is there a sandbox mode for ISPs or something that lets
each person have there own custom tag path?
No one suggested running
: Wednesday, January 28, 2004 3:42 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Partitioning Custom Tags for multiple code lines?
Is cfimport new to cfmx?
Yep. You can import JSP taglibs or folders of custom tags. One of the cool
things about using it for custom tags is that you can _really_ partition
your tags, ie
tags, and really makes you think about how you categorize your tag
libraries.
Paul Kenney
WebMaster, CorporateWarriors.com
916-663-1963
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From: Gaulin, Mark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2004 2:26 PM
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Subject: RE: Partitioning Custom Tags for multiple code lines?
>From the docs it looks like cfimport would not work so well since it only
affects the current .cfm file, so you can't set imports up in
application.cfm and h
: Partitioning Custom Tags for multiple code lines?
i personally don't mind having to reference it on the page
that is using it.
Most normal languages require each file to reference the
libraries it is
using.what gets me with cfimport is that you cannot use dynamic
information in the taglib
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Subject: RE: Partitioning Custom Tags for multiple code lines?
I thought with MX6.1 you could use mappings in your CFIMPORT tags.I've
never done it, but I thought it was on the feature list.
Cheers,
barneyb
tag.The underlying mechanism is still exactly the same as before.
Cheers,
barneyb
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From: Matthew Walker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2004 4:03 PM
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Subject: RE: Partitioning Custom Tags for multiple code lines?
Sure you can. You
Hi all,
I know that this was covered on the list not to long ago, but I can't seem
to find it in the archive.
I have a custom tag that only needs cf_customtag to work, but because of
reasons beyond my control, I have to make it work with cf_customtag /
I know that there is a issue with the
Inside your CT use the following.
cfif thisTag.executionMode is 'start'
your logic
/cfif
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From: DURETTE, STEVEN J (AIT) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 3:44 PM
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Subject: XML style closing for custom tags
Hi all,
I know
cfif thisTag.executionMode is endcfexit/cfif
Don't forget that if you use cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=true in the tag to
turn it back off again before you cfexit.
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Inside your CT use the following.
cfif thisTag.executionMode is 'start'
your logic
/cfif
Not to be anal, but this code means you have the entire logic of your tag
wrapped in a cfif. I'd suggest the alternative of exiting when execution
mode is end. Ok so I am being anal. Sue me. :)
Whatever, to each their own.
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From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 3:51 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: XML style closing for custom tags
Inside your CT use the following.
cfif thisTag.executionMode is 'start'
your logic
/cfif
Thanks to both of you. :)
Steve
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From: Bryan F. Hogan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 3:53 PM
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Subject: RE: XML style closing for custom tags
Whatever, to each their own.
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From: Raymond Camden [mailto
Sorry forgot the smiley. :-) Didn't mean to sound like a jerk.
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From: Bryan F. Hogan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 3:53 PM
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Subject: RE: XML style closing for custom tags
Whatever, to each their own.
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I had C++ custom tags in CF when i migrated to CFMX and didn't have any
issue migrating to MX 6.1 either.
Shaz
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From: chad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 28 October 2003 16:27
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Custom tags in CFMX
I have recently upgraded my CF server
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Subject: Custom tags in CFMX
I have recently upgraded my CF server from 5 to MX 6.1. In doing
so one of my Java CFX tags is now not working. When I try to run this
tag, it errors out because it applies an extra CFX_ to the tag name.
So what used to be CFX_Tagname is now
I have recently upgraded my CF server from 5 to MX 6.1. In doing so one of my Java CFX tags is now not working. When I try to run this tag, it errors out because it applies an extra CFX_ to the tag name. So what used to be CFX_Tagname is now CFX_CFX_Tagname and because of this it no longer works..
Where do custom tags live in 6.1
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If you use relative paths, cf mappings or cfimport, anywhere you like. :)
Though seriously -- is there not a directory:
C:\CFusionMX\CustomTags ?
Isaac
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Where do custom tags live in 6.1
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Subject: Re: MX 6.1 custom tags?
Same place as they have always been
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From: Kris Pilles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 8:09 AM
Subject: MX 6.1 custom tags?
Where do
Is it possible to write custom tags in well-formed XML? The reason I ask
is that I'd like to take advantage of CFMX's XML parsing to create
documented views by simply pointing to the custom tag.
Will this render the tags unusable? For example:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
CustomTag name
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From: Rich Z [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 8:30 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Writing Custom Tags in XML?
Is it possible to write custom
A lot of CFMX built in error handling messages is output with XML,
using the cf tags CFSWICTH and CFCASE for the structure of the XML document.
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Sent: 28 July 2003 15:30
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Subject: Writing Custom Tags in XML
: Thursday, May 22, 2003 2:03 PM
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Subject: CFIMPORT CF Custom Tags
I want to use CFIMPORT to import CF custom tags.
I have a file in:
\Inetpub\wwwroot\cfm\cfm_suny\enrollmentmgmt\oas\suny_application_new.cf
m
where I have this line as the first line in that file:
cfimport prefix=common
Is ColdFusion Exchange on Macromedia's site supposed to be the place similar
to the earlier place to find custom tags, etc? If so, is there an easy/fast
way to search for tag listings?
(I had dismissed most of the earlier rants about the new site as just
griping about something new. But, now
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From: E. Keith Dodd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 11:24 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Exchange = custom tags, etc
Hey
I've added a custom tag but when I try to use it I get an error saying its
not in the database... Any thoughts? CFMX Pro btw...
Ryan Mitchell
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Subject: Custom tags
Hey
I've added a custom tag but when I try to use it I get an error saying its
not in the database... Any thoughts? CFMX Pro btw...
Ryan Mitchell
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Nope this is the error I get:
Error processing CFX custom tag CFX_JpegResizer.
The CFX custom tag CFX_JpegResizer was not found in the custom tag
database. Please be sure to add custom tags to the database before using
them. If you have added your tag to the database then you should check
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From: Ryan Mitchell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 6:01 PM
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Subject: Re: Custom tags
Nope this is the error I get:
Error processing CFX custom tag CFX_JpegResizer.
The CFX custom tag CFX_JpegResizer was not found
On Friday, Jan 31, 2003, at 08:59 US/Pacific, Rahmin Pavlovic wrote:
So my first question is: can I create my own methods in CF?
Yes:
function Capitalize(str) {
return UCase(Left(LCase(str), 1)) Mid(LCase(str), 2, Len(LCase(str)));
}
Works in CF5 upwards.
If so that'd be hot lunch on a hot
Ok - so I have several standards I use that I'd like to abstract into a more
global format. Like, to always capitalize the first letter of a string I use
this method frequently:
#UCase(Left(LCase(str), 1))##Mid(LCase(str), 2, Len(LCase(str)))#
I do LCase() the string before capitalizing the
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From: Rahmin Pavlovic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 31 January 2003 17:00
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CF: OOP, Custom Tags..
Ok - so I have several standards I use that I'd like to abstract
into a more
global format. Like, to always capitalize the first letter of a
string I use
this method
.
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From: webguy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, January 31, 2003 12:07 PM
Subject: RE: OOP, Custom Tags..
UDF = User Defined Functions
with
cffunction name= or cfscript function ...
Check out cflib.org for examples (lots)
including
why... have... I... not... seen... cfscript
until.. now?
You ... haven't ... read ... the ... documentation? It's in there.
If you're using CFMX, though, you might not even bother with it. Its
popularity is largely based on the fact that it's the only way to write
user-defined functions in CF
If you're using CFMX, though, you might not even bother with it. Its
popularity is largely based on the fact that it's the only way to write
user-defined functions in CF 5. You can do a lot more (and do it better)
with the CFFUNCTION tag in CFMX.
Really Dave ? I would say programmers coming
I'll look into the syntax more, but can you tell
me if I can include all my cfscripts in a separate
doc? I can just make it a cfinclude, why not
You can even put a function into application, session etc. scope.
Which is NOT recommended by Macromedia. You would need a cflock tag
Message-
From: webguy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 31, 2003 10:07 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: OOP, Custom Tags..
If you're using CFMX, though, you might not even bother with it. Its
popularity is largely based on the fact that it's the only way to write
user-defined
: webguy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 31, 2003 10:07 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: OOP, Custom Tags..
If you're using CFMX, though, you might not even bother with it. Its
popularity is largely based on the fact that it's the only way to write
user-defined functions
If you're using CFMX, though, you might not even
bother with it. Its popularity is largely based
on the fact that it's the only way to write
user-defined functions in CF 5. You can do a lot
more (and do it better) with the CFFUNCTION tag
in CFMX.
Really Dave ? I would say
Dave said:
I might prefer the syntax of CFSCRIPT too, but that's easily outweighed by
the ability in CFFUNCTION to validate argument datatypes and requirements
with the TYPE and REQUIRED attributes of CFARGUMENT, and specify
the return
datatype of the function using the RETURNTYPE attribute
True, pity you can't do
function myf (name string, o myobject)
You would think it would very easy since cffunction has it .
Sounds like a wishform request to me!
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You ... haven't ... read ... the ... documentation?
It's in there.
Nope - I'm not primarily a CF developer - my knowledge
is mainly CF4 - but I never knew about cflib.org..
opens up a whole new world.
I should start reading messages more - I just get so
damn many..
While this
True, pity you can't do
function myf (name string, o myobject)
You would think it would very easy since cffunction has it .
Sounds like a wishform request to me!
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
Good idea, done. Stuck function overloading in there too :-)
WG
Dave W:
While this list is great and all, may I suggest that you spend more time
reading the documentation instead? I'm being completely serious.
I wouldn't want to learn a new programming language by reading a mailing
list - you'll learn bits and pieces, but not the core concepts.
Jezz
Hmmm..., Dave, I spent a few hours yesterday with Google, Macromedia, et
al, looking for docs on how to secure CFAS 5 against CFFILE you alluded to
in an earlier post (where you noted it was easier to do with CFMX) and all
I could find was Sandbox, and a $1200 app from Macromedia's dev tags.
Dave W:
While this list is great and all, may I suggest that you spend more time
reading the documentation instead? I'm being completely serious.
I wouldn't want to learn a new programming language by reading a mailing
list - you'll learn bits and pieces, but not the core concepts.
Dave W:
While this list is great and all, may I suggest that you spend more
time reading the documentation instead? I'm being
completely serious.
I wouldn't want to learn a new programming language by reading a
mailing list - you'll learn bits and pieces, but not the core
An up-to-date reference couldn't hurt..
No, it wouldn't:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/
http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/documentation.html
It's all there.
Neither would reading posts that don't involve me..
I just never said I'm learning a new language - I've
built many
Hmmm..., Dave, I spent a few hours yesterday with
Google, Macromedia, et al, looking for docs on how
to secure CFAS 5 against CFFILE you alluded to in
an earlier post (where you noted it was easier to
do with CFMX) and all I could find was Sandbox, and
a $1200 app from Macromedia's dev
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