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Easy to follow ColdFusion tutorial - Part 1
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Tips: ColdFusion Web Hosting
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There are many things to consider when determining how you will host your ColdFusion site. Issues include tag availability, database needs, disk space, bandwidth, security, support, e-commerce, and software costs.
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Grouping Results in CFML
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ColdFusion makes it easy to select data out of a database and display it on a page. As soon as you feel good about your success in crossing the divide from static to dynamic, someone will say "Thats nice, can you group the list by author?". Whether you are asked to group things by author, make, brand, year or whatever, ColdFusion has you covered with its grouping capabilities.
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ColdFusion Data Structures - Structs
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This article discusses what structs are and how to use them to expand ColdFusions ability to manipulate data. A must read for all ColdFusion developers.
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Introduction to Custom Tags
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ColdFusion custom tags are ColdFusion templates just like any other CFML file but are designed to be reused. Coders can save much time by packaging code that is used frequently or can easily add functionality by using free or inexpensive custom tags. There are two general categories of custom tags, one uses only ColdFusions CFML code. The other packages C++, Java, or other languages into a custom tag that is used by ColdFusion. Well cover only CFML based tags in this article.
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