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| Here is a small colection of code samples
written to help you get a basic understanding of how Cold Fusion works. |
| You will need a text editor, or an HTML editor
such as Macromedia's Dreamweaver, and have access to a Cold Fusion
Server. |
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Frameless Frames in ColdFusion |
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The appeal of frames and the continued use is -- to leave one constant item on a part of the page. However clever, they are a pain to code, setting targets and defining the columns and then there that scroll bar thing. Here is an easy way to create the illusion of frames on your page. |
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How to Disable One-Click Activation on Flash Movies |
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The latest versions of Internet Explorer (IE) require users to first click on an ActiveX control, such as a Flash movie, before the control can be used. This click activation can be very annoying to users. For example, if the website uses a Flash button menu system the user would have to click on the menu item twice in order to get to where one-click should have taken them. Fortunately, there is an easy workaround to disable the one-click activation in Internet Explorer. |
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How to Display Coldfusion Output in Multiple Columns |
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To display CFOUTPUT data in multiple table rows is easy, but when you want to display data in multiple table columns the task can be daunting. This code shows the most efficient way to accomplish the display of CFOUTPUT data in multiple table columns. |
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Extract Email Address from Text String |
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Sometimes it is necessary to extract a list of emails from a text string. An example would be extracting a list of bad emails from a large group of bounce-back emails. This following Javascript automatically creates a comma-delimited list of emails in a given string. |
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