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November 13, 2006

Eric Jones Is Back Blogging

Eric Jones is resurrecting his ColdFusion blog over at sitepoint. Welcome back, Eric

November 12, 2006

I tried paying my Corporate American Express bill online. The online form told me that the amount due was $2,420.53 (prefilling the box with that exact value), so I selected that balance and authorized payment. When I submitted the form I received the following error: Error: The amount you...

Scorpio Man T-Shirt

I guess it was to be expected. The online MAX store has created a Scorpio Man t-shirt . ;-)

Positions In OH, MI, TX, OR, GA

I've not posted job listings in a while, sorry about that. Here are the ones that have been waiting in my inbox: Dealer Tire (Cleveland, OH) is looking for two ColdFusion developers. Details posted on Brian Meloche's blog . C&S Engineers, Inc. (Novi, MI) is looking for a ColdFusion developer....

Jobs

November 9, 2006

JavaScript Version Of <CFDUMP>

Here's a really nice JavaScript equivalent of ColdFusion's tag .

Sorry Adam, You're Way Off Base On This One

Someone posted a message on the Atlanta ColdFusion User Group list asking what the recent announcement about open sourcing the Flash Player scripting engine meant when looking at the bigger picture. Adam Churvis replied with the following: Among other things, it means that when the time comes...

Ashwin Mathew's MAX Server Monitoring Presentation

Ashwin has posted his highly rated MAX Scorpio Server Monitoring presentation online.

Check Out Todd Sharp's cfcFlexplorer

Todd Sharp has created cfcFlexplorer , a really Flex based nice CFC explorer and tester. It'll scan your server to find the available CFCs, show you CFC specifics, and prompt you for arguments to allow you to test methods. Nice job, Todd!

Bongiorno From Rome

I am in Rome for the day, en route to London. ActionScript.it (the local Adobe usergroup) is hosting a full day seminar, and I am presenting ColdFusion/Flex integration as well as some Scorpio sneaks. Other presenters include Charlie Arehart and Vince Bonfanti (of New Atlanta).

FlexBuilder (Eclipse) Hide/Show All Panels

You may know this already, I just discovered it by mistake. Double click on the file name tab in FlexBuilder (and Eclipse) to hide all panels expanding the editor window, double click again to restore the panels (just like F4 in Dreamweaver). Now I just need a keyboard shortcut for this.