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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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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When putting together the blog and choosing which plugins to install–Chafic and I have very different views, I want everything since they’re nice to have, and Chafic wants to keep it down since it’s his server–I really longed for color coding ColdFusion code. This entry on Mike’s blog first introduced me to MTCodeBeautifier, from Sean Voisen. The resulting ActionScript looked great and my ColdFusion posts were boring by comparison.
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I love ColdFusion, but I never realized how much until I started using something else. When developing the templates for this Blog in MovableType I quickly found myself wanting to add ColdFusion tags for customization. Unfortunately it’s not that simple and MovableType is far more limited.
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