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Get a Grip on the Clicksteam Every time users visit your Web site they leave behind footprints of what they did. Usually this clickstream data ends up on your Web server's log. Many Web site operators, especially those doing e-commerce and B2B, find this information valuable. Aug. 23, 2000  Reads: 6,314

Facing the Challenges Part 2 It's fun developing wireless applications in ColdFusion, but if you don't solve several key challenges it'll be more painful than pleasant. In this second part of a series, I'll focus on some common problems encountered by CF/WML developers. Aug. 23, 2000  Reads: 11,149

Another Custom Tag DHTML Wrapper This article demonstrates how to write a paired custom tag that encapsulates complex DHTML logic into a simple-to-use tag. I was inspired to write by Tim Buntel's article about DHTML wrappers in CFDJ (Vol. 2, issue 4). It motivate... Aug. 23, 2000  Reads: 9,105

Customize ColdFusion Authentication After reading several ColdFusion Forum (http:// forums.allaire.com) postings and receiving numerous e-mails detailing developers' pains in setting up Advanced Security in ColdFusion so as to implement page-level user security with ... Aug. 23, 2000  Reads: 10,791

The Question: What's FTP? When I told them there was a better way to send us large files. They'd been accustomed to sending large image files via an e-mail attachment; I wanted to get them away from this practice and suggested that they use FTP (file transfe... Aug. 23, 2000  Reads: 8,385

Got a Problem with Duplicate Records? The thrust of this article is the multithreading environment in ColdFusion. Multithreading is nothing more than the ColdFusion engine spawning more than one copy of a given task. Aug. 23, 2000  Reads: 7,954

Permission Framework Most commercial Web sites have secure areas that are accessible only to authorized users. Here's one schema for managing access control for a Web site. Aug. 23, 2000  Reads: 7,630

eWebEditPro 1.8.0.2 from Ektron eWebEditPro from Ektron is a browser-based WYSIWYG editor that lets your Web site users create HTML content even if they don't know HTML. In this review we discuss why you'd need eWebEditPro, and point out some of its features and limitations. Aug. 23, 2000  Reads: 9,224

If You Meet Buddha on the Road, Kill Him The title of this article refers to an ancient Zen Buddhist saying, meant – like other non-sense proverbs in this tradition – to startle the student into a new way of looking at things. Aug. 23, 2000  Reads: 8,135

Just Your Type ColdFusion features support for several different types of variables you can use in your applications...some types are simpler than others to use. When determining the type to use, simplicity and ease of use shouldn't be the only ... Aug. 23, 2000  Reads: 8,269

Unlocking Verity's Potential Since version 2.0, ColdFusion's freely bundled Verity search engine remains one of the most powerful yet seldom exploited components of the ColdFusion server. The Verity Search'97 indexing technology incorporated into ColdFusion ... Aug. 23, 2000  Reads: 10,177

Up With Allaire, Intel and CFDJList Allaire – or should I say '(Nasdaq: ALLR)'? – continues to rise. For those of you that don't follow the stock market, Allaire Corporation recently reported record financial results for the second quarter ending June 30, 2000. Revenu... Aug. 23, 2000  Reads: 6,995

HotQuery from Array Software Ah yes, the almighty database. O highly exalted piece of technology, we worship you and the server rack upon which you are mounted. Aug. 23, 2000  Reads: 6,302  Replies: 1