• ColdFusion 10 - Hashing Binary Data And Byte Arrays

    Updated: 2012-03-30 15:53:00
    For years, ColdFusion has had the hash() function for taking variable-length string data and creating one-way "fingerprints" of the original value. This function has changed over time to include algorithm and encoding options; but, it has always worked with string data. Now, with ColdFusion 10, the hash() function has been enhanced to accept binary data (aka. byte arrays). This means that we can now create one-way "fingerprints" of binary values. NOTE : At the time o ... ead More raquo;

  • ColdFusion 10 - reEscape() vs. Java Pattern's Quote() Method

    Updated: 2012-03-29 15:31:00
    I love Regular Expressions! I think they are the cat's pajamas. I use them all the time. That's why, when I saw that ColdFusion 10 had introduced a new Regular Expression method - reEscape() - I was eager to start using it right away. As you can guess from the name, reEscape() takes a string and escapes any special regular expression control characters found within the string. This creates a safe string literal than can be used inside of a larger regular expression pattern. Typically, when I ... ead More raquo;

  • ColdFusion 10 - Creating A Simple Expression Evaluator

    Updated: 2012-03-23 15:54:00
    Yesterday, I was looking at ColdFusion 10's native WebSocket filtering functionality . It uses the special data key, "selector," as a way to define message filtering criteria. Last night, I started to think about how I could replicate this behavior in my WSApplication.cfc WebSocket proxy when it occurred to me that I needed a way to evaluate ... ead More raquo;

  • Fix for wordpress comments order

    Updated: 2012-03-23 10:31:03
    Using this snippet you can fix the order of wordpress comments. In my latest project I have used the wordpress comments system to create a testimonials page for an apartment site, but I have seen that the default settings of wordpress gave me a wrong results. In wordpress you can change the ordering of your [...]

  • ColdFusion 10 - Native WebSocket Filtering And Channel Listeners Are Mutually Exclusive

    Updated: 2012-03-22 14:54:00
    In the ColdFusion 10 documentation regarding WebSockets, both the publish and subscribe functions mention that special data parameters can be used to filter incoming and outgoing messages. In my previous blog post, I looked at using the WebSocket application pseudo-events as a means to execute filtering manually . Today, I want to look at using the native filter ... ead More raquo;

  • ColdFusion 10 - Using WebSockets To Push A Message To A Target User

    Updated: 2012-03-20 15:17:00
    With ColdFusion 10's in-built WebSocket server, pushing messages from the server to the client is super simple. If you want to send a message to all users subscribed to a given channel. But, what if you want to push a message to just a single user? Limiting the scope of message broadcasting gets a bit more tricky. ColdFusion 10 has some sort of filtering mechanism built into the publish / subscribe feature-set; however, I was not able to get it working. As such, I came up with an alternate ap ... ead More »

  • Vodafone Sure Signal review

    Updated: 2012-03-16 16:26:00
    , , , : Shaun Mccran My digital playground about All about me portfolio Some of my work hire me For freelance work ask me A question on formspring contact Send me an email Hide Menu 16 M A R 2012 Vodafone Sure Signal review Posted By Shaun McCran Related Categories : Mobile Gadgets A product I'd been vaguely aware of , but have since discovered a lot more about is the Vodafone Sure Signal . box This little white box uses your home broadband to create a 3G bubble in your own home . It is basically a mini , private 3G . mast The device itself is based on a technology called Femtocell . In layman's terms this provides a way of utilising your home broadband and converting it into a mobile network connection , IE 3G . Out of the box Out of the box the device is a smart , small white square . It

  • ColdFusion 10 - Creating A ColdFusion WebSocket AMD Module For Use With RequireJS

    Updated: 2012-03-09 23:09:00
    AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is awesome. It has allowed us to revolutionize our web-based applications by minimizing the overhead inherent with the standard Request-Response lifecycle. The next evolutionary step in web application development is Push technology - allowing the server to communicate directly with the client outside of the request-response lifecycle. Services like ... ead More raquo;

  • An Introduction to KnockoutJS - Part 2

    Updated: 2012-03-09 18:47:00
    Register Login Home Projects jQuery WebTour DotNetNuke News Home Saturday , March 31, 2012 Home Projects jQuery WebTour DotNetNuke News An Introduction to KnockoutJS Part 2 Mar 9 Written : by Joe Brinkman 3 9 2012 1:47 PM In Part 1 of this series I discussed the basics of data binding in KnockoutJS In this post , I'll dive a little deeper in the the binding behaviors of KnockoutJS and show how you can build really responsive web apps using client side development . techniques While data binding is an important part of KnockoutJS development , it is only part of what makes KnockoutJS so attractive . nbsp KnockoutJS is a JavaScript based implementation of the MVVM design pattern which is a derivation of the Presentation Model as described by Martin Fowler . nbsp Martin Fowler sums up the

  • ColdFusion 10 - An Augmented Virtual File System (VFS)

    Updated: 2012-03-05 15:08:00
    Last week, I explored ColdFusion 10's new ability to load custom Java Classes and JAR files on a per-application basis . In that exploration, I ended up creating a number of Java classes and a ColdFusion component (CFC) that needed to work together. This got me thinking about code deployment - if I created a Java class that depended on a ColdFusion c ... ead More raquo;

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