XPath supports the use of basic mathematical operations allowing for data to be matched using mathematical expressions. Supported expressions include sum() and round(). (Applies to: ColdFusion MX)
XPath uses * in much the same way SQL does, it matches all elements (acts as a wildcard). (Applies to: ColdFusion MX)
To match all the XML elements of a specific name use an XPath search and specify // as the search pattern. (Applies to: ColdFusion MX)
is used, among other things, to set the page encoding to be used. must be included in each file that is to be processed, and cannot just be placed in Application.cfm. (Applies to: ColdFusion MX)
The default character encoding in ColdFusion MX is UTF-8, and this is the ideal encoding to use if you are creating multi-lingual and internationalized applications. (Applies to: ColdFusion MX)
Using SQL Server to store UNICODE data? If you are using the N datatypes (ntext or nvarchar, for example) be sure to prefix all constants with N (as in N'#var#') or the data could become corrupt. (Applies to: ColdFusion MX)
Dreamweaver MX displays available ColdFusion Components for introspection and selection. The CFC list is obtained via ColdFusion RDS, and RDS in ColdFusion MX does not honor server sandboxes. This means that Dreamweaver may list ColdFusion Components that may actually not be available to the user....
Cloaked folders (those excluded from server synchronization) are flagged as such with a red line through the folder name in the Dreamweaver Files panel. (Applies to: Dreamweaver MX)
To exclude specific folders from file uploads and synchronization, simply right click on the folders, select Cloaking, and then check Cloak. (Applies to: Dreamweaver MX)
Need to check your code for browser compatibility? Select File, Check Page, Check Target Browsers, and then select the browsers to check compatibility to. (Applies to: Dreamweaver MX)