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Just another tip... though some of us have accounts on this site... we also have other ColdFusion resource sites that you can tap into also. For example, www.easycfm.com forums are usually pretty good place to get interaction and responses. www.hous…
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- Relationship Status:
- Married
- What do you like about Coldfusion
- Flexibility, Ease of use, Maintainability, but most of all the power it really has under the hood!
- What other technologies do you use?
- ColdFusion (all flavors, Adobe, BlueDragon, etc)
PHP
.NET
Java
JSP
Ruby on Rails
to name af ew
- About Me:
- I've been around computers ever since I could remember, The first time I toyed around with a computer, I was about 3 years old. I ran my own BBS service in Miami from age 7 to 13 and I found it very interesting. The internet then began to emerge and that's part of the reason I stopped the BBS access. I've been creating web sites for over 13 years. Before that I was building and repairing computers for fun and profit. I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina on February 20th, 1978.
I enjoy programming and designing graphics using programs such as Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, and Bryce. I've enjoyed many different types of computer jobs, but web development is my absolute favorite. I enjoy building a web site and seeing it evolve into a full living site. I say living because that's how I look at a site, if you don't nurture it, maintain it, and from time to time re-dress it, it grows cold and eventually dies.
I run one of the most widely used ColdFusion resources online "EasyCFM.COM" which helps thousands of people Learn ColdFusion and interact with all types of developers worldwide and in all skillsets (beginner to advanced).
Now that you know a little about me, let me hear from you, you can contact me at: webmaster@easycfm.com
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- http://www.easycfm.com
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- AIM: easycfm
MSN: pablovarando@hotmail.com
YIM: easycfm
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 2:46pm on August 12, 2009,
Aleksander Rebula said…
- Hey Pablo! Want to congratulate you for nicely dealing with a very non tollerant person in this forum: click. Even if It was quite some time ago. But I've been very active in google-ing everything possible that might help me learn about CF. I found a lot of stuff and and met some very interesting pople, This is how I got to your post. :) Good job!
- At 6:40pm on January 23, 2009,
Ricardo Parente said… - Congratulations for the ColdFusion.TV site. I have a post about it on my blog: http://cfdevelopers.net/blog
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Procom Services is currently seeking a Coldfusion Developer with SQL Server experience for a long term contract position with a great client based in Chapel Hill, NC. This position requires Coldfusion Development and SQL experience, along with excel…
you can concaternate with ## like
but I'm with Jane - why not use & it's much cleaner.
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(via Huddle Workspaces)
(via Huddle Workspaces)
Sure, we can place CFCs in different folder. And while creating the object, specify the folder name.... see the following code below...
objName = CreateObject("component", "Foldername.CFCName");
ex: objCFCothr = CreateObject("component", "Model.CF…
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