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How I Get Started in ColdFusion

Posted on August 1, 2011 by Jim Priest

I spent many years working in the Engineering Industry as a CAD (Computer Aided Design/Drafting) Operator while tinkering with computers as a hobby in the evenings. I had tinkered with programming on my Commodore 64 and later with BASIC but … Continue reading →

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ValidateThis – Day 2: Setting Up The Form

Posted on March 8, 2011 by Jim Priest

So you should have ValidateThis installed.  Today we’ll configure a simple form for a FAQ and add some validation rules. Before we add our form we’ll setup some things for ValidateThis.  First we’ll add the necessary jQuery libraries. There are … Continue reading →

Posted in Code | Tagged cfml, ColdFusion, ValidateThis | 4 Replies

ValidateThis – Day 1: Installation and Configuration

Posted on March 7, 2011 by Jim Priest

Have you heard of ValidateThis?  It’s a free, open-source validation framework for ColdFusion! ValidateThis is a framework that allows you to define validation rules for your ColdFusion objects in a single place (either an XML file, a JSON file or … Continue reading →

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Quick ValidateThis Gotcha

Posted on January 27, 2011 by Jim Priest

This is 100% my mistake which I’m blaming on lack of sleep and caffiene. But I thought I’d post it to help others who may run into this issue. I was writing some new ValidateThis rules and one was not … Continue reading →

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Sorting It Out (more readable code)

Posted on January 21, 2011 by Jim Priest

With my latest project I’ve been dealing with big property files using ColdFusion ORM. What invariably happens is properties get added, removed and eventually you have this big file of jumbled names which is really difficult to scan through. I … Continue reading →

Posted in Code | Tagged CFEclipse, ColdFusion, tools | 2 Replies

Friendly Error Message Placement with ValidateThis

Posted on December 23, 2010 by Jim Priest

I’m using ValidateThis for validations on my current project. If you haven’t checked out ValidateThis yet, you should! Instead of writing cumbersome validation code both for both the client AND the server side you simply write one set of rules … Continue reading →

Posted in Code | Tagged ColdFusion, jQuery, model-glue, ValidateThis, validation | 4 Replies

cfhug

Posted on November 25, 2010 by Jim Priest

Adam has  a great post up today : The History Of ColdFusion Builder If you are done with your turkey I’d encourage you to go read that, I’ll wait. I’d like to clarify a few things about my post from … Continue reading →

Posted in Code | Tagged cfbuilder, CFEclipse, cfml, ColdFusion | 2 Replies

Adobe Wants Your Lunch Money. Now.

Posted on November 24, 2010 by Jim Priest

Today Adam Lehman posted about ColdFusion Builder and CFEclipse. Think ColdFusion Builder v.1 and CFEclipse are the same? Think again. Adobe just published a new whitepaper comparing the two CFML development tools to set the record straight. In just one … Continue reading →

Posted in Code | Tagged cfbuilder, CFEclipse, cfml, ColdFusion | 25 Replies

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