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• May 07, 2008
• 9:47

  CFDirectory Filtering Uses Pipe Character For Multiple Filters (Thanks Steve Withington)

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  After I just posted about how the CFDirectory tag can use the single-character wild card , "?", in its filtering, Steve Withington came in and demonstrated that you can also use the pipe character, "|", to use multiple filters in the same CFDirectory tag. After reading this, I went to the ColdFusion 8 docs but didn't see this listed or mention ... Read More »
• 9:23

  ColdFusion CFMailParam's New "Content" Attribute Is Awesome

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  As part of the ColdFusion 8.0.1 updater, the CFMailParam tag can now attach files to an email using the Content attribute. When using this, the CFMailParam takes a File attribute and the Content attribute. In this case, the File attribute provides the name of the file as it will appear in the mail attachments list, not the path of the file on the server. The content attribute can take any ColdFusion variable that can be converted to binary data. Like the ColdFusion CFContent tag, this conten ... Read More »
• 8:21

  CFDirectory Filtering Uses Single Character Wild Card

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  Minor tip here, but over the weekend, at cf.Objective() , I was watching a presentation (I think it was Mark Mandel ) when I saw that someone was using a ColdFusion CFDirectory filter that had the "?" wild card. I knew that CFDirectory filtering could use the multi-character "*" wild card, but I am pretty sure I didn't know that it could use the single- ... Read More »