The online ColdFusion community website. Getting CFML developers together
25 members
7 members
51 members
70 members
148 members
55 members
Started by Aleksander Rebula in Coldfusion Frameworks. Last reply by Chris Peters Aug 20.
Started by Sunny in About this site / issues. Last reply by Jamie Martin Aug 20.
Started by Molayo Decker in Coldfusion in General. Last reply by Jamie Martin Aug 20.
There are a communication issues between three technologies together Flex, CF, and .Net. The issue is around null values and how each technology treating it.
Flex support null values for String, Object, and Dates only as far as my know
… ContinuePosted by Shirak Grigor on August 31, 2010 at 3:56am
Posted by PROVEER CONSULTING Ltd on July 23, 2010 at 3:53pm — 1 Comment
If any ColdFusion developers out there are looking for an exciting new job opportunity in Europe with plenty of exciting development projects, you have found your match! Our office environment is friendly, happy and productive. We offer a flexible work schedule where you can work from home a day a week and get 25 days off in vacation time a year! PeopleXS is a great place to work. Relocation to the Netherlands is required. We can help with relocation services. To l
… ContinuePosted by Catrina Davis on July 21, 2010 at 7:57am
Are in the market for a new position? Are you in the DC metro area? I have a fabulous ColdFusion Developer position for you!
This Developer performs such duties as: developing, modifying, and maintains complex programs; designs and implements the interrelations of files and records within programs which will effectively fit into the overall design of the project; works with problems or concepts and develops programs for the solution to major scientific computational problems re
… ContinuePosted by Erin Keefe on July 16, 2010 at 4:16pm
Today I was working on creating a CSV file that required numeric columns to be a fixed number of digits, using leading zeros to make up the difference. So, for example, if the column required 5 digits, the number 123 should show up as 00123. This is super simple using the NumberFormat() function in CFML, simply specify a mask like so:
#variables.myNum#
But, in my particular case, I had several columns that required 12 and 15 digit numbers. [More]
© 2010 Created by Nick Tong