Using in-built function names for your methods
December 24, 2009
ColdFusion 9 lets you use methods with the same name as in-built ColdFusion Methods. Read more »
Sorting with jQuery, saving with ColdFusion
December 19, 2009
Using jQuery with ColdFusion to reorder a list and save the new positions each time an item is moved. Read more »
Using Brian Kotek's FormUtilities CFC with ColdBox 3
December 15, 2009
I've been playing around with ColdBox 3 beta for a while now and decided I wanted to have an interceptor which utilises Brian Kotek's excellent FormUtilities CFC. Read more »
A First Look at MightyMock
November 27, 2009
MightyMock is a mock framework to help you unit test your applications. I'm using it with MXunit, but you should be able to use it with any Unit Testing framework. So why do you need it? Read more »
jQuery dropdown table row filter
November 25, 2009
Earlier today I posted a simple example of hiding table rows based on the cell content. Bernhard posted a comment about dynamically adding a filter by list to the column heading. Well, here's my attempt. With a bit more work it could be expanded to work on all columns. Read more »
Using jQuery to filter a table
November 25, 2009
A quick post that demonstrates the power of jQuery to filter data. Read more »
ORM and the Nested Set Model
November 12, 2009
Using hibernate ORM's HQL with the Nested Set Model for storing hierarchical data. Read more »
A bit more HQL
November 06, 2009
Yesterday I blogged the basics of HQL, by replicating the functionality of EntityLoad(), so you're probably wondering why you'd bother. Using the same set up as I had in my previous post let's look at some things you can't do with EntityLoad. Read more »
Getting started with HQL
November 05, 2009
Hibernate has it's only query language called HQL. I thought I'd put together some simple examples of how you can use it in your ColdFusion 9 applications. Read more »
ColdFusion running from in-built webroot first
October 14, 2009
I found something in ColdFusion today that had me stumped for a bit. I guess this is a pretty rare situation, but a very confusing one! Read more »