I am just getting started with cfwebsockets and I am having a bit of trouble. What I found from online, is that since this is public-facing application, it is b
Which would be faster and more efficient memory-wise? A CFM file containing individual CFQUERY calls A CFM file containing individual CFINVOKE calls to CFC's co
We just recently upgraded our test server from CF10 to CF16. One of the problems are cookies. After I tried to login to our system message showed on the screen
I am hoping someone can point me in the right direction. I have a CF2021 Server which uses a Node.js websocket server and CF pages (via javascript) as a client.
I'm up against an API that has very sparse documentation. I've tried everything (more below) but the end result is a response from the 3rd party server: The giv
I am working on encrypting a URL and converting a working script from PHP to ColdFusion. I have completed 95% of the work but I am stuck at this point after try
I just started on ColdFusion and went trough the pain of installing it so check below how it went for me.
Using ColdFusion to sort an multi-dimensional array based on a "Price per sq. ft" field from high to low. It has been in production and worked in testing, but
I am using mysql and one of the column has a datetime datatype, when i do a output, it actually displays a java class, https://prnt.sc/10sgstg so why it is dis
In my code I have a query of query, something like this: <cfset someQueryVar = someComponent.getSomeQuery()> <!--- ... ---> <cfquery name="abc" d
I want to create a new function which will take CSV and parse data from it and then write it to database. So far I managed to get this: <cfhttp method="get"
I created a web page to compute Dollars and Cents. In our assignment we had a few values that we had to assign such as Pennies = 23; Nickels = 8; Dimes = 34 and
I created a web page to compute Dollars and Cents. In our assignment we had a few values that we had to assign such as Pennies = 23; Nickels = 8; Dimes = 34 and
I created a web page to compute Dollars and Cents. In our assignment we had a few values that we had to assign such as Pennies = 23; Nickels = 8; Dimes = 34 and