Has anyone noticed that Macromedia’s stock has been trading at a 52 week high and has gone up 40% in the past few weeks(1-year chart)? This is really good news for Macromedia and in turn for us (especially if you happen to own a few shares yourself). The announcement of new products must be driving this but I really wonder what else could be having such a big impact. Their stock price went up 10% alone yesterday. This makes me wonder do stock analysts actually care about a world-wide Macromedia Usergroup event?
Monthly Archives: September 2003
CFMX 6.1 Upgrade Installation Gotcha
For people installing CFMX 6.1 as an upgrade and have their existing ColdFusion instance installed to “C:\Program Files”, there is a gotcha in the installation. CFMX 6.1 will upgrade and appear to work fine, but after installation you will encounter problems with some functions.
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Retrieve FTP files directly to memory
The CFFTP tag includes extensive support for FTP operations. However, all remote file access requires interaction with the local drive. For example, if you want to retrieve and parse an XML file, you have to get the file and save to disk, then use cffile to load it into memory, and finally parse it. All this extra disk access takes unnecessary time.
Since CFMX is now Java based, we can take advantage of the Java network library to perform this same action without disk access.
splitUrl() simplifies URL manipulation
Here’s a small UDF to split any URL into it’s base, query string, and anchor parts. Hope you find it useful.
New Blog Feature: Subscribe to Comments
We’ve added a new feature to our blog, Subscribe to Comments. We’ve seen this in other blogs and love the feature, but had only seen a PHP implementation. We developed a pure ColdFusion implementation that should work with any blog.
Please try it out and let us know what you think. We’ll be posting the code in a few weeks.