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Category Archives: ColdFusion
Cool Find and Replace using regexp
So I saved an Excel file as a tab-separated text file. Then I wanted to add some html. The first column was all numbers followed by a tab and the second column. I opened the text file in Dreamweaver and … Continue reading
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Shun the Coldfusion Developer’s Journal
Every fricking time I go to the Coldfusion Developer’s Journal (coldfusion.sys-con.com), Firefox crashes. I hate that.
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ColdFusion/Outlook email discovery
Generating an Outlook meeting invitation from ColdFusion is a challenge. There are snippets of code here and there, but I finally got a working solution. <cfmail to=”someone@someplace.com (Name here)” from=”someoneelse@someplace.com (Name)” subject=”Test appointment from ColdFusion” type=”multipart”> <cfmailparam name=”content-class” value=”urn:content-classes:calendarmessage”> <cfmailparam … Continue reading
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Another day in the life of a ColdFusion drone
This may be of use to the handful of people in the universe who: 1. use ColdFusion; 2. have no direct access to their Coldfusion server; 3. need to manipulate PowerPoint on the server; and 4. aren’t using .NET OK, … Continue reading