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ColdFusion Builder: Enabling and Disabling Auto-Close Tags

Auto closing of tags is always a great feature to have in our ColdFusion pages. ColdFusion Builder bring us some more additional options on enabling and disabling the Auto-close tags feature like in the below image and we can set this auto-close feature by selecting Preferences > ColdFusion > Editor Profiles > Editor >Typing.

ColdFusion 9 Performance Brief Available at Adobe.com

Adobe has released the ColdFusion 9 performance brief which includes lots of statistics and executive summary of ColdFusion 9 performance over previous versions of ColdFusion. Download the ColdFusion 9 Performance brief PDF from here - http://bit.ly/CF9PerformanceBrief

ColdFusion Security Bulletin Update for ColdFusion Servers

Adobe has announced an important Security Bulletin for ColdFusion versions (9.0, 8.0.1, 8.0, and 7.0.2) yesterday. This update is for a vulnerability identified in BlazeDS 3.2 and its earlier versions.

Chennai CFUG Meeting: Getting Started with ORM in ColdFusion 9

Chennai CFUG is having its monthly meeting on February 18, 2010 and the topic is Getting Started with ORM in ColdFusion 9. In this meeting Himavanth from Adobe ColdFusion engineering team will present about the Object Relation Mapping feature in ColdFusion 9 and how to use ColdFusion 9 ORM features to create Rapid CF Applications. This will be an Adobe Connect meeting. Please see the event details on Chennai CFUG site at Adobe Groups for more information and to RSVP (Login with your Adobe ID to RSVP)

Installing ColdFusion on Windows 7 with IIS 7

I have got some problems while installing ColdFusion 8 and configuring IIS7 on my Windows 7 machine. Luckily I got it solved immediately after reading the solution at the web about configuring IIS 7 to work with ColdFusion by Dale Fraser, Paul Kukiel and Sameer Gupta. I don't know why this problem is not yet taken care by Adobe and I heard even with ColdFusion 9 the problem is still exists. Let's hope Adobe will fix this issue with the upcoming ColdFusion 9 Update 1.

Adding Highslide JS to BlogCFC

This post is to show how simply we can add Highslide JS to your blogCFC blog in a 4 simple steps. Highslide JS is an open source JavaScript image, media and gallery viewer library and its free only for Non-commercial use more details are at Highslide site read it before you start using in your blog. Highslide will be very useful in placing full size images at your blog without worrying about your blog layout size or width. Here are the steps on how we can include Highslide to blogCFC blog.