Articles for August, 2005
Getting meaningful data from dynamically generated fields in ColdFusion Flash Forms
Part 4 of My first foray into ColdFusion Flash Forms.
Note: This article will make more sense if you read the previous one first.
In the previous articles I talked about two approaches to creating a repeating set of form controls (in this case checkboxes) in a ColdFusion Flash Form, based on data in a query. I […]
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Creating “dynamic” form fields in ColdFusion Flash Forms — how and why
Part 3 of My first foray into ColdFusion Flash Forms.
If you are used to using ColdFusion (or any other web development language that outputs HTML) you are probably used to the conceptual notion that these pages are like “templates”:
You create a file containing static text (generally HTML code) mixed with programming code
The server works […]
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Advice for building and debugging ColdFusion Flash Forms, from one beginner to another
Part 2 of My first foray into ColdFusion Flash Forms.
Just a sort of hodge-podge of things that were useful to me.
Write your event handler code using cfsavecontent, as I learned from Niklas at Prismix.
Chances are you will want to run more than one line of code when you press a button, and although you can’t […]
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How to: Select all checkboxes in ColdFusion Flash Forms
Part 1 of My first foray into ColdFusion Flash Forms.
I actually came up with two different approaches to this problem, because we figured out two different ways to dynamically create form fields in Flash forms. Conceptually they are similar, of course; you have a button which calls some ActionScript code that loops through all the […]
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Select all checkboxes in ColdFusion Flash Forms (Intro)
One cool technology,
Two ways to do it, and
Three lessons I learned
Alternate title: My first foray into ColdFusion Flash Forms
I have to admit that, while I was wowed a bit by the ColdFusion Flash Forms demos a year ago, once I heard that Flash Forms still submitted their data just like a normal HTML form, […]
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ASFusion is at it again, this time with an MXNA Reader built with CFForms. Wow!
Want to use Flash Remoting in your ColdFusion Flash Forms? ASFusion has the scoop…