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Nov
28

Speaking at Flash Forward Seattle

6 comments Posted by: Laura

Flash Forward is a three-day conference and international film festival. Flash Forward 2006 will be held in Seattle, Washington for the first time and will focus on the Flash Platform. We have attended this conference several times, as attendees and award nominees, but this is the first time we go as speakers. It will be fun! We will be talking about Flex 2, ColdFusion Flash forms and Flash Remoting. We hope to see you there!

Our session:

RIA development with ColdFusion, Flex 2, and CFForms

This session introduces ColdFusion as a building block for creating Rich Internet Applications using Flex 2 and ColdFusion-generated Flash® Forms. Laura and Nahuel will discuss Flash Remoting and how to use the new CF Adapter to communicate between Flash and the server, as well as how to create the necessary ColdFusion components that handle the requests. Learn the differences between ColdFusion Flash Forms and Flex 2, as well as how to best apply each to suit your needs.

Category: Miscellaneous |
Nov
23

Job opportunity in Lancaster, PA

0 comments Posted by: Laura

Michael Sanzotti asked us to post a job opportunity for anyone interested in applying:

An Architecture firm in Lancaster, PA is looking for a full time application developer to create a UI for several databases already in place. The project would be basically an intranet site for staff to use to get and share general office information, building project information and project financial performance information. Successful applicant will need to work closely with the firm partners to develop a highly customized site. Please email any interest to Michael Sanzotti: msanzotti @ reeseinc.com

Category: Miscellaneous |
Nov
18

I am now a Certified Advanced ColdFusion developer

15 comments Posted by: Laura

I have finally taken the certification test after all these years of being a CF developer. The reason it took me so long was that I never saw the need for it. It seemed to me that I would only need it if I were looking for job. So why did I take it? Because I am pursuing the instructor certification from Macromedia, and this is one of the requirements.

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Nov
04

Using labelFunction to format cfgrid columns

79 comments Posted by: Laura

If you ever used cfgrid, you know that it accepts a query as its data. Each cfgridcolumn of the grid has to be a column of the query. You cannot combine two or more columns or add something to the column. That means that any formatting of the data needs to be done before giving the query to the grid (unless you loop over it and use but in that case you are not using the query atttribute anyway).

read more Category: CFForm | ColdFusion |

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