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Writing pluggable ColdFusion modules - Coldfusion tutorial


This small tutorial describes how to create a coldfusion module in such a way that it can be plugged in anywhere without it's proper working being affected, nor affect the template code where it's plugged into.
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Writing maintainable code
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ColdFusion Uploading Files
ColdFusion Uploading Files
This tutorial shows you how you can upload files to your website and database using your web browser and some simple ColdFusion. The tutorial is available in PDF format.
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ColdFusion Uploading Files
ColdFusion Uploading Files
This tutorial shows you how you can upload files to your website and database using your web browser and some simple ColdFusion. The tutorial is available in PDF format also.
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ColdFusion expressions: operands, operators, and other constructs
ColdFusion expressions: operands, operators, and other constructs
ColdFusion expressions: operands, operators, and other constructs
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Scope
Scope
We all start out learning ColdFusion by outputing variables using CFOUTPUT and some pound signs. A variable with an name like myvariable was passed to the page by a form or a link and output as #myvariable#. By not understanding and using scope, we unwittingly add inefficiencies to our code and overlook a lot of advantages that come with using scopes.
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