Tags:
extJS, Coldfusion, Ajax
I have been working on a ColdBox application for a few months now, which has a lot of Ajax calls when a user is signed in. The one thing that I have not really handled, is how do I tell the browser that the users session has timed out.
ExtJS can make this very easy, and the code that I am showing will work in both ExtJS and ExtJS Core.
Tags:
Coldfusion, Ajax, Ajax UI
After reading an email in a mailing list I wanted to put an example together, on how this person could achieve what they wanted to do. The problem that I came across was something that had me stumped for a long time.
It seems that there is something missing in the way ColdFusion is creating the CFWindow and including the correct code.
Tags:
Coldfusion, Ajax, Ajax UI
I thought I would write a tutorial on this subject as it appears to be the most asked from people, and show how to utilise some features of ColdFusion that seem to be overlooked by a lot of people.
When this question arises it seems that the majority if not all the answers and solutions that I see, are always pointing to the use of jQuery and never have I seen one that uses what is already built into ColdFusion.
Tags:
Coldfusion, Ajax, Ajax UI
I wanted to blog this as I have done it before, and quickly forgot how I did this. So for others who might google a solution, then at least there will be something to find.
Tags:
General, Ajax, Coldfusion
One of the best things that was introduced into ColdFusion was the cfAjaxProxy tag, however I would like to add that to the unwary there is a very huge gotcha. And can make for debugging a little hard.
Tags:
General, Ajax, Coldfusion, extJS, Javascript
I thought I would post this very quick Ajax tutorial and how easy it is to use, without using any extra frameworks or JavaScript libraries that don't already come with ColdFusion.
Tags:
Ajax, Coldfusion, Javascript
This week I had the task of trying to fix a site that was moved to another location, and because the database with the sensitive data remained at another location I had to change the JSon methods that I was using.
But I stopped and thought that the amount of work I needed to do, just to fix this was too much there had to be an easier way.
And there was.
Tags:
Ajax, Coldfusion
Currently finishing of a project at the moment, so I haven't had much time to post here. But I thought that the next step in my Dojo series would be to look at extending dojo to create a custome widget and show how easy it is to use this powerful framework.