September 12, 2002
Need a Break?
Need to insert a tag? Just press Shift-Return. This will work in both code and design views. (Applies to: Dreamweaver MX)
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September 11, 2002
Creating a Named Anchor
To simply create a named anchor highlight the text (or image) and press Ctrl-Alt-A. This will work in both code and design views. (Applies to: Dreamweaver MX)
September 10, 2002
Inserting Flash
To quickly insert a Flash SWF file into your page (with all supporting code) press Ctrl-Alt-F. This will work in both code and design views. (Applies to: Dreamweaver MX)
September 9, 2002
Insert an Image
To quickly insert an image into your code (complete with populated HEIGHT and WIDTH attributes) press Ctrl-Alt-I. This will work in both code and design views. (Applies to: Dreamweaver MX)
September 8, 2002
Accessing the Tag Chooser
Press Ctrl-E for instant access to the Tag Chooser (and tags for CFML, HTML, ASP, PHP, WML, and more). (Applies to: Dreamweaver MX)
September 7, 2002
Avoid Lists, Use Arrays
List processing is slow - there actually is no list data type in ColdFusion, lists are simply strings. Any list processing requires lots of string manipulation, and that is time consuming (even more so in ColdFusion MX). Lists were originally intended as a way to work with data like form fields and...
September 6, 2002
Implementing Access Control
The security framework in ColdFusion MX provides the foundation for implementing access control. To actually restrict access to specific functionality simply wrap the code in a statement checking for IsUserInRole(). (Applies to: ColdFusion MX)
September 5, 2002
Logging Out a User
Users are logged out of the security framework automatically when their SESSION expires. To force a manual logout use the tag. (Applies to: ColdFusion MX)
September 4, 2002
Logging In an Authenticated User
When using the security framework, logged in users must be identified as such using the tag. This tag must be used in between and tags. (Applies to: ColdFusion MX)
September 3, 2002
Getting User Login Details
Within a block, two variables in the CFLOGIN scope provide details about the logged in user. CFLOGIN.name contains the login name, CFLOGIN.password contains the login password. When not in a code block use the GetAuthUser() function to get this information. (Applies to: ColdFusion MX)
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