15 ColdFusion Tutorials Found For Author: Charlie Griefer (CJ)
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CFSCRIPT Intro
An introductory look at CFSCRIPT. Rules, some basic syntax, and a couple of examples of loops and conditional processing.
Difficulty: Beginner | Author: Charlie Griefer (CJ) | Views: 46,209 | Posted Date: Saturday, January 18, 2003 -
ColdFusion Mad Libs - Part I
A silly but fun time-waster that you can easily include on your Web site. You might be surprised at how addicting it can become :)
Difficulty: Beginner | Author: Charlie Griefer (CJ) | Views: 27,371 | Posted Date: Thursday, May 29, 2003 -
ColdFusion Mad Libs - Part II
You've finished the first Mad Libs tutorial, but you feel like there's something missing. Of course there is! You want to be able to save the final output to a database to let your visitors browse through other user's stories. Includes a bad-words filter for the more conservative among us :)
Difficulty: Beginner | Author: Charlie Griefer (CJ) | Views: 22,657 | Posted Date: Thursday, May 29, 2003 -
to cfqueryparam or not to cfqueryparam
It's been out there since ColdFusion 4.5...most of us have heard of it...few of us use it. Here are some compelling reasons why you should get into the habit of using thetag.
Difficulty: Beginner | Author: Charlie Griefer (CJ) | Views: 33,796 | Posted Date: Thursday, May 29, 2003 -
Dynamic Column Output (Part One)
Have you ever wanted to display yourcontent in rows of 3 columns? If you ever wanted to specify the number of columns per row within your content, here's the tutorial for you.
Difficulty: Beginner | Author: Charlie Griefer (CJ) | Views: 34,387 | Posted Date: Thursday, May 29, 2003 -
Dynamic Column Output (Part Two)
This tutorial picks up where the Dynamic Columns tutorial left off, showing you how to not only output your data in a specified number of columns, but how to do it while still publishing well formed HTML.
Difficulty: Beginner | Author: Charlie Griefer (CJ) | Views: 27,174 | Posted Date: Saturday, May 31, 2003 -
Remote File Management
Manage text-based files on your server from any Web browser. Create a new file, edit a file, or delete a file. Can be a life saver if you're on the road, and find an error in some of your code that needs a quick fix.
Difficulty: Intermediate | Author: Charlie Griefer (CJ) | Views: 27,496 | Posted Date: Tuesday, June 3, 2003 -
Save your visitor's clickstreams
A nifty little custom tag that will allow you to save a visitor's clickstream through your site, as well as display it back to them (with links). Did I really just say 'nifty'?
Difficulty: Intermediate | Author: Charlie Griefer (CJ) | Views: 25,375 | Posted Date: Monday, June 16, 2003 -
Grouping Output in CF
How to group cfquery output in order to effectively display relational database data. Includes an overview of how to output nested groups as well.
Difficulty: Beginner | Author: Charlie Griefer (CJ) | Views: 32,035 | Posted Date: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 -
arrays and structures - part 1
part one of a three-part tutorial designed to gently introduce you to the world of complex variables.
Difficulty: Beginner | Author: Charlie Griefer (CJ) | Views: 38,071 | Posted Date: Monday, August 11, 2003 -
arrays and structures - part 2
part two of a three-part tutorial designed to gently introduce you to the world of complex variables.
Difficulty: Beginner | Author: Charlie Griefer (CJ) | Views: 27,858 | Posted Date: Monday, August 11, 2003 -
arrays and structures - part 3
part three of a three-part tutorial designed to gently introduce you to the world of complex variables.
Difficulty: Beginner | Author: Charlie Griefer (CJ) | Views: 32,912 | Posted Date: Monday, August 11, 2003 -
JavaScript Form Validation
Yes, I know we're a ColdFusion site...but ColdFusion does not live in a vacuum. We have to know SQL, HTML, CSS...and sometimes...JavaScript! This tutorial focuses on using JavaScript (in lieu of cfform) to create client side form validation (and explains why writing your own is better than using).
Difficulty: Intermediate | Author: Charlie Griefer (CJ) | Views: 57,387 | Posted Date: Thursday, August 14, 2003 -
CF 'Best Practices'
Some tips and techniques that I've picked up over the years. I don't maintain that these are 'official' or 'absolute'...they are simply my preference and things that have worked for me. I would like to share them here, and leave you to make the decision as to whether or not they fit in your 'code arsenal' :)
Difficulty: Beginner | Author: Charlie Griefer (CJ) | Views: 35,109 | Posted Date: Friday, August 15, 2003 -
Helping users obtain their passwords
Your site requires your visitors to log in. of course, some of your visitors are going to forget their passwords (ok, most will forget their passwords). You don't want them to have to send you an e-mail, and then wait for a response. They need immediate access.
This tutorial shows two methods by which you can accomodate them.
Difficulty: Beginner | Author: Charlie Griefer (CJ) | Views: 25,916 | Posted Date: Thursday, August 28, 2003
