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Posted
about 17 hours
ago
by
lmaj...@gmail.com
(Luis Majano)
I submitted a patch for this. It was in the super type for lite.
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Posted
about 17 hours
ago
by
amor...@iknowkungfoo.com
(Adrian Moreno)
I was testing out ColdBox Lite with my art gallery application and quickly
hit an error . I have a handler (Main.cfc) with two functions: public function index(event,rc,prc) void { rc.welcomeMessage = "Welcome to the Kung Foo |
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Posted
about 18 hours
ago
by
b....@bradwood.com
Do you need the docs to *do* anything like log, notify, contain dynamic output, be secured, talk to a database. If they really are just static, I'd simply leave them that way. Usually docs like that are something you just re-generate whenever they change.
Thanks! ~Brad ColdBox Platform Evangelist |
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Posted
about 18 hours
ago
by
johnf...@sosapps.com
(John Farrar)
I hope to also build an API for other sites to consume and take advantage
of the content of the site. Will be attending the Modules and REST services sessions today. :) |
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Posted
about 23 hours
ago
by
parul.sa...@gmail.com
(parulbali)
Hi everyone,
We recently used Mark Mandel's ColdDoc to generate API documentation for our Coldfusion applications (all of which were built using ColdBox framework). Another team member used JSDoc to generate documentation for javascript files. We now plan to integrate the two into a single Coldbox |
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Posted
1 day
ago
by
b....@bradwood.com
John, I think you could use ContentBox to get a skeleton of the site up quickly. You can then build modules for additional features. ContentBox can be used as the entire site, or you can add the ContentBox modules to an existing ColdBox site to have
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Posted
2 days
ago
by
mithlond...@gmail.com
(jinglesthula)
I have some legacy code I'm trying to bring up to snuff as I move it over
into the CB framework. It contains security code scattered throughout the model functions (not just at the beginning). Mostly it's like this: <cfif session.user.hasPermission("so meDomainPermission")> Do something <cfelse> |
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Posted
2 days
ago
by
b....@bradwood.com
That makes sense. If you need to use the ColdBox and non-ColdBox version of your models at the same time, that is probably the most straightforward way. If you are only using a model in one place OR the other, then you could set up one injector to
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Posted
2 days
ago
by
mithlond...@gmail.com
(jinglesthula)
Yep - that worked like a charm. P.S. thanks for the quick response.
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Posted
2 days
ago
by
mithlond...@gmail.com
(jinglesthula)
Right - for services we want injected we are doing it with cfproperty, and
are only using the injector directly when we call getInstance for our transients. To answer your previous question about multiple wirebox instances, yes - we have 2 separate instances with separate bindings. The reason is our code |
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