There are many articles on Error Handling in CF. This is a fairly recent one from Macromedia.
This is a nice article that my partner Pat Quinn found recently on the ever expanding subject of caching and ColdFusion. “The scopeCache tag not only allows for caching of a part of a page, it allows for storing the cached information in various scopes.“
This error message occurs when the neo-query.xml file in (drive-letter)\\CFusionMX\\lib is either missing or corrupted (it is corrupted if it shows as zero bytes. Rename it “old” or something and rename the neo-query.bak file to neo-query.xml.
I know this is mentioned all over the place but I want to be able to remember it from wherever I may be, so I”ll let MM speak for themselves.“MXNA is an XML and news feed aggregator written in ColdFusion that allows readers to monitor their favorite weblogs and other syndicated sites in a single [...]
This is a good resource with many text manipulation converters to and from HTML.
There have been several issues with either ColdFusion MX not starting or serving blank pages. This article addresses these issues and one solution.
This looks like a very nice utility based on Flash MX and Flash Player 6.0x for allowing user interaction where remote database(s) are the back end to a web site. They claim little or no programming is required.
Using text directly from Microsoft Office Applications as html can be challenging because of “smart quotes”. Alex Hubner posted this UDF on CF-Talk recently to deal with this.
CFSCRIPT
function killcurly(formval){
var outval = formval;
outval = replace(outval,chr(8220),chr(34)); // replace left Curly double quote
outval = replace(outval,chr(8221),chr(34)); // replace right double quote
outval = replace(outval,chr(8216),chr(39)); // replace left Curly [...]
We were working on a project where most of the text used on the web site for from labels, warning messages etc were declared in an included file with each and every browser request. These sites were also multi-lingual so there were multiple version of the labels dependant on language so we evolved this methodology.
We [...]
For those wanting to install ColdFusion on the latest Macromedia “officially” supported version of Red Hat Linux here is a download location for the required installation.
ftp://ftp.dc.aleron.net/pub/linux/redhat/ftp.redhat.com/linux/7.2/en/iso/i386/
