Many of us don’t have the luxury of dedicated servers and have to live with a shared host. Since hosts often limit some CF tags for security reasons, this appears to limit what we can do in CF. This question has come up a number of times in the forums so I put together an example of how to handle file uploads without CFFILE.
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Now that our component set is done and released we’re starting to look at our enhancement list and coming up with ideas for the next version. We’ll probably have a maintenance release to add a few options and maybe a chart or two.
We’d love to hear your requests so feel free to post comments here or send me e-mail directly. document.write(““); document.write(“sam”); document.write(“@”); document.write(“blinex”); document.write(“.com“);
If you’re not familiar with our charts, please check them out. http://www.blinex.com/products/charting
There was a question on a mailing list today complaining that CFMX creates XML attributes as all capitals. The user would do something like this:
Which of course produces an XML document that looks like this:
The trick is to use the array access notation instead of dot notation. Once you do that, your case is preserved. This is a complete example.
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In my second CFUN presentation I introduced ColdFusion developers to Flash, reviewing the terminology, methodlogy of building applications–as opposed to animations, and an overview of the different communication technologies.
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I had the pleasure today to speak at the CFUN-03 conference about XML, XPath, and XSLT. The conference had a nice turnout and my presentation room was packed full of CFUNers eager to learn “What’s New for XML in CFMX” with a number of good questions.
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