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- Relationship Status:
- Married
- What do you like about Coldfusion
- That its very easy and fast to build something really cool
- What other technologies do you use?
- Fireworks, CSS, XHTML, AJAX
- About Me:
- My Name is Luke Kilpatrick and I been building and designing web sites since 1996.
Since graduating from the Digital Media Technical Production program at Seneca College, North York, Ontario in 2001, I have worked for companies based in Wisconsin, Illinois and California.
I currently work for Broadchoice as an RIA Engineer. I work with CSS, XHTML, Coldfusion, Graphics and any other interface or code task that I am needed for.
Working with a diverse range of companies such as Kohler, Tripp-lite, Design within Reach, and ODA has given me a well rounded view of many industries businesses and how ColdFusion powered websites and applications can meet their needs.
I am also the current manager of Fire On The Bay, an Adobe Fireworks user group as well as Co-Managerof the Bay Area ColdFusion User Group (BACFUG), both usergroups serve the San Francisco Bay Area.
- Website:
- http://www.lukek.ca/
- IM nicknames
- AIM: scopey42
Gtalk: lkilpatrick@broadchoice.com
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Besides the reply with Jane, the code in the CFSCRIPT tags executes more rapildly than in the cf tags. So it is good to use cfscript if we are want more optimized code....
I'd suggest using both, in most cases.
Validation at the client end (probably Javascript) gives immediate response to the user, and no network trafffic. So you use it as your first step.
But the user may have disabled Javascript, or be using somet…
Server. If you want to flood your server's registry with junk and slow it down as much as possible, this is a very fine way of doing it.
There's an article on the subject here: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/179/tn_17919.html dating right back to CF 4.5…
My usual answer would be "don't - do that in the database". But assuming that isn't approrpriate - what's wrong with the '&'?
A Great ColdFusion Framework by Rob for ajax Application Development
Those of you excited about the new release of Fusebox 5.5!!!!
ColdFusion developers who use Mach-II.
For people that love using the IDE that is Eclipse with the awesome plugin of CFEclipse
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