For those folks, point them to Dreamweaver's ability to do so (as well as to
build SQL queries, build CFCs, build calls to them and web services, and
more). Yes, yes, many CF folks will raise all manner of complaints against
Dreamweaver. That's not the point here.
You've got "vb type" developers
Thanks, Mike, but in case anyone has tried to "just drop" that XML CFFORM
example into a CFML page, you'll have found that the references to
personbean and qstates make it fail. :-)
To save the trouble for all you good chooks just getting to work in OZ,
here's a version that does work (creates a
Hmm.
I remember when I first came to Sydney I went on a 4WD trip with a project
manager for the Vodafone AU website. I remember having quite a fueled
argument about CF vs ASP.. Back then most of their site was in ASP. Hmm. How
things change.
Eh, we didn't get along. I had to get a ride back home
And for anyone else up at this time of night or tomorrow morning
without sufficient caffeine, that was a joke :p
On 15/12/2006, at 0:45 , Toby Tremayne wrote:
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> Besides, I'm sure those scummy ms-fanboy ASP programmers aren't all
> up still working and reading work related mailing lists at th
Besides, I'm sure those scummy ms-fanboy ASP programmers aren't all
up still working and reading work related mailing lists at this time
of the night... :)
Toby
On 15/12/2006, at 0:42 , Barry Beattie wrote:
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> I'll happily
> concede that their are arguments and business cases for many, man
I'll happily
concede that their are arguments and business cases for many, many
options of which PHP and CF are just two
"Everyone's a winner, babe, that's the trooth..."
Hey Matt, y'kno what I'd like to see?
that story make it into the IT section of the Tuesdays Australian.
Business section.
On Thu, Dec 14, 2006 at 09:18:09AM +1100, Dale Fraser wrote:
> Coldfusion is old compared to PHP, about to release 8 PHP is 5.2.
I promised myself I wouldn't be drawn into this conversation again, but
I can't let this slip by, mostly because it reminds me somewhat of this
daily WTF:
http://thedai
On 12/14/06, Barry Beattie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> well, they've obviously got a business reason to use ColdFusion
>
> Yup they swear by its speed of development.
the aussie shop is also CF
I guess they have some smart people.
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well, they've obviously got a business reason to use ColdFusion
On 12/14/06, M@ Bourke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://vodafone.co.uk
> has just relaunched there shops in cf 7.02 and fusebox5.0
> and they aint a small company,
> market value on last check was around $130 Billion USD
>
>
No. all you do is just use CF tags instead of the regular html tags.
ColdFusion does all the xml for you.
In fact, you could easily use them throughout your site wthout ever
knowing what XML is or touching it at all. Here's what a simple XML
form looks like:
Put that into a CFM page
http://vodafone.co.uk
has just relaunched there shops in cf 7.02 and fusebox5.0
and they aint a small company,
market value on last check was around $130 Billion USD
M@
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