I need a way to turn code stored in a variable into real code. We are passing Video embed code inputed from a form through to a page to display the video. Its so that people can \'attach\' a shared vi
I am running a query and am try to output the information using cfoutput like this: <cfoutput query=\"the_query\">
How do I access the system environment variables in CFML? It is required to read out the CloudFoundry database connectivity settings.
I know very little about regex so this has proven very challenging for me. I have a form that I need to make sure only contains A-Z or a-z or 1-0 and a few other \"approved\" characters and the \' \'
If I have a site where there is a protected back end and I\'m looking to use an application.cfm file, how can I tell which pages use the application filesa and which ones do not.
Anytime I\'m using a query I need to log into the database (as I don\'t have ODBC setup to do it) <cfquery name=\"rsUser\" datasource=\"dbname\" username=\"admin\" password=\"adminpass\">
I have a ColdFusion server with an HTTP API that\'s currently returning either JSON or XML formatted responses. Internally, all of these responses are represented using the ColdFusion \'struct\' type,
I\'m using a WYSIWYG to allow users to format text.This is the error-causing text: <p><span style=\"line-height: 115%\">This text starts with a \'T\'</span></p>
My page has the alphabet across the top \'A-Z\'. When a user clicks on a letter I perform an AJAX call to a CFC that performs a query of a directory of thumbnail images based on the letter selected an
I would like some help with my syntax for the following ternary operator (which keeps blowing) in Coldfusion: