Dec
14
ColdFusion 8: Enable File, Image and Flash upload in the rich text editor in five steps
Filed Under ColdFusion | 64 Comments
[Update] : Hotfix for Security issue with FCKeditor : Please refer to this post
[Update] : If you are on ColdFusion 8.0.1, then refer my recent post
As most of us know, the file, image or swf upload is disabled in the rich text editor available as a part of the Ajax support in ColdFusion 8. [...]
Dec
11
Speaking at InitRIA conference
Filed Under Ajax, RIA | 2 Comments
The Bangalore Flex User Group is organizing a day long developer conference called initRIA for Rich Internet Applications enthusiasts. One of my colleagues from the Flex Team asked me if I could present a talk on Ajax at the conference. I readily agreed to that and will be speaking at the conference this sunday. [...]
Dec
10
FCKeditor 2.5 released
Filed Under ColdFusion, HTML, JavaScript | 6 Comments
FCKeditor 2.5 was released a week ago. This is a significant release as FCKeditor introduces support for Safari and Opera. The editor also has a whole lot of improvements in this release.
I did get a chance to try out FCKeditor 2.5 on Safari. The editor no longer (magically!) turns itself into a dumb text area on Safari. It works fine on [...]
Dec
8
Watch out for HTML 5
Filed Under ColdFusion, HTML | 4 Comments
HTML 4 has been around for a quite a long time now. Lachlan Hunt gives a preview of what to expect out of HTML 5. The spec is still under way and it is going take some time before we can actually see HTML 5 in action.
One of the important points to notice is [...]
Dec
7
Presenting at CFUnited Europe
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I will be presenting at the first ever CFUnited Europe which is going to happen at London on the 12th and 13th of March. I am excited to speak over there on the feature I developed in ColdFusion 8. Don’t tell me you still did not get what is going to be my topic.
Thanks for [...]
Dec
7
This post is for a query posted on CF-TALK. Thought of posting it up on my blog as it is related to my previous post on firing the change event.
The source attribute on the CFWINDOW tag can be used as a url bind. For more on binds, refer to this post of mine.
Now lets say [...]
Dec
7
Fire the onchange event the browser independent way
Filed Under ColdFusion, HTML, JavaScript | 30 Comments
I have faced a whole of lot of issues trying to fire the html events, mostly the onchange event, from JavaScript. The situation was pretty simple. I modified the value of a text box from JavaScript and I now wanted to fire the onchange event programmatically. Tried a lot of solutions suggested. When I finally [...]
Dec
5
Our team is working to get ColdFusion 8 working on 64 Bit platforms(Windows, Linux and Leopard). If you are interested and want to participate in the testing of early releases of 64 Bit support on ColdFusion 8 on these platforms, enroll yourself for prerelease program here.


