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CFUnited 2010 - Speakers Announced, I'll Be There

Reading through the CFBloggers feed the other day I noticed the first round of CFUnited 2010 speakers had been announced. I clicked through to the CFUnited blog and noticed my ColdFusion 9 caching submission had been accepted. While it seems like CFUnited 2010 is 9.4605284 × 10^15 meters in the future (points to the first person who knows how long this is) I'm looking forward to the opportunity to attend again. I really enjoyed this years conference which was the first time I had been back to CFUnited since 2006 as well as my first time speaking at the conference. (translate)

Ask a Jedi: ColdFusion Autosuggest on 2 Columns

Mike asks: I'm working on a suggestion list for a search box, is it possible to query more than one column and return that from the binding CFC? Absolutely. Remember, ColdFusion's autosuggest control doesn't care how you create the result, ... [More] (translate)

ColdFusion 9 tag list

I needed a list of all the tags in ColdFusion 9 so manually put this together. I thought I would throw it out there in case anyone else needed it. cfabort cfajaximport cfajaxproxy cfapplet cfapplication cfargument cfassociate cfauthenticate... (translate)

14 Days of ColdFusion 9 Caching: Day 5 - The Difference Between Timespan and Idletime

Before I jump into today's ColdFusion 9 caching content I want to bring up yesterday's post about flushing pages from cache. Rob Brooks-Bilson, long-time ColdFusion community contributor and all around great guy mentioned I had neglected a critical part of my post. I had left off the useQueryString attribute when caching the page which would cause ColdFusion to cache the template once regardless of the URL parameters passed in. I set out to "fix" my post and jumped into a ball of confusion that in the end chewed up hours of my day. Long story short, if you read yesterday's (translate)

14 Days of ColdFusion 9 Caching: Day 5 - The Difference Between Timespan and Idletime

Before I jump into today's ColdFusion 9 caching content I want to bring up yesterday's post about flushing pages from cache. Rob Brooks-Bilson, long-time ColdFusion community contributor and all around great guy mentioned I had neglected a critical part of my post. I had left off the useQueryString attribute when caching the page which would cause ColdFusion to cache the template once regardless of the URL parameters passed in. I set out to "fix" my post and jumped into a ball of confusion that in the end chewed up hours of my day. Long story short, if you read yesterday's (translate)

ORM Model data Validation in ColdFusion 9

As I have blogged about in Part I and Part II data validation is just not where it needs to be yet. I think Adobe has taken a nice stab at it but until some things change your probably going to need to roll your own or use a framework that already ex... (translate)

I am now running ColdFusion 9

I am so happy to announce that I am now running ColdFusion 9 . I have been in the process of not only upgrading but moving my vps over to KickAss VPS. First off I have only been on them 1 day but this VPS is a big upgrade from my last. They are very ... (translate)

Caching Enhancements in ColdFusion 9 - Part 8: Expiring and Flushing Items in the Template Cache

When using the template cache in ColdFusion 9, you have two main options for getting pages and page fragments out of the cache ? time based expiry and flushing. This blog post covers both. You should not that all of the examples here cache full pages. In most cases, the techniques discussed can be applied equally to page fragments. Expiring Items in the Template Cache It's also possible to set expiry periods for items in the template cache. Here, you have two optional parameters built in to the cfcache tag to help you expire pages and fragments from the cache (translate)

Railo Hosting with Vivio Technologies

Last year (or was it the year before) I decided to get my own Virtual Private Server (VPS) with Viviotech, at that time they also had managed Adobe Coldfusion servers, but I wanted to give Railo a try so I just got a so-called "true vps" and "fought" with the box for a bit getting all the software installed that I needed (my first Railo install). [More] (translate)

Are you a ColdFusion developer who uses Flex?

Well, if you are, this post is just for you. The Learning Resources group at Adobe is conducting a brief survey to learn more about how customers get information about using Flex. The many ColdFusion developers out there who use... (translate)

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