Hi Andrew, I am using ColdFusion9 and have downloaded json (serialize and
deserialize) from cflibs. Although this may sound naive, can you tell me where
to include both files, also how to cfoutput it via json to my datastore as I
am a newbie...
Maybe I missed something important earlier in the thread, but why are
you downloading JSON libraries? CF9 includes native JSON functions.
On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 4:52 AM, Tom Small t...@re-base.net wrote:
Hi Andrew, I am using ColdFusion9 and have downloaded json (serialize and
deserialize)
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Subject: Re: Convert php to cfm
Hi Andrew, I am using ColdFusion9 and have downloaded json (serialize and
deserialize) from cflibs. Although this may sound naive, can you tell me
where to include both files, also how to cfoutput it via json to my
datastore as I am a newbie
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From: Tom Small [mailto:t...@re-base.net]
Sent: Wednesday, 11 January 2012 9:53 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Convert php to cfm
Hi Andrew, I am using ColdFusion9 and have downloaded json (serialize and
deserialize) from cflibs
Andrew, to be clear, are you saying Ext doesn't like the _structure_
of the data, or the format itself? CF9's JSON is valid JSON, so it
must be the format.
If so - there should be a way to create your CF variable so that when
serialized, Ext will like it.
For example, I've used jQuery Plugins
This seems like a pretty straightforward conversion. Create the datasource
in the CF admin to point to MySQL and then simply write a cfquery with the
same basic syntax as is used in the PHP. Specify maxrows=200 and then
cfoutput it via json to your datastore.
I might be missing something but it
Wow, and I wonder at times why PHP is so popular...
Not being a Guru at PHP what you are trying to convert here is very simple,
and this is not tested but as close to being right as I can think.
cfquery name=result datasource= username=#username#
passwqord=#password#
SELECT
nimid,
level,
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 8:01 AM, Andrew Scott andr...@andyscott.id.au wrote:
Wow, and I wonder at times why PHP is so popular...
Because it is cheaper to run it.. Nevermind the fact that you are
paying developers allot more (as in, it takes more time) to code in
PHP. :)
Note the Sarcasm of
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Wow, and I wonder at times why PHP is so popular...
My thought too, this is a great example of why I love CF over PHP :)
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