charlie griefer - yet another Application.cfc reference

May 29, 2007

yet another Application.cfc reference

Posted by: charlie griefer

(skip the foreplay and jump right to the main event... yet another Application.cfc reference)

late last week, ben nadel blogged a tutorial/reference on Application.cfc. i've been using Application.cfm for a really long time (i don't recall specifically when it was introduced, but i may have had hair back then. yeah... it's been that long).

Application.cfc is one of those enhancements in recent versions of coldfusion that i've had a had time coming to terms with. while i do try to use it in new applications that i develop, there's no doubt that i'm still much more comfortable with Application.cfm (old habits die hard).

a while back, ray camden had posted a "skeleton" Application.cfc reference that i've found helpful in the past. coupled with ben's tutorial, the two can be very valuable.

i started putting together a combination of ray's skeleton (that sounds odd) and ben's content. as i was building it, i thought "hey wouldn't it be cool to add (piece of functionality)?" so it grew a bit bigger than i had originally thought... but i think it turned out well.

without further ado... i present you with yet another Application.cfc reference.

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I think this is such an elegant reference! Charlie, really nicely done.

Posted by: Ben Nadel - May 29, 2007 8:55 PM

thanks, man. you are my muse :)

Posted by: charlie griefer - May 29, 2007 9:04 PM

blah blah blah.....
get with it man! its been out for like 2 years now!!

i cant imagine u with hair!

Posted by: dave the great - May 29, 2007 9:39 PM

thats sweet CJ

(and don't you let anyone make fun of the fact that you once had long hair, but nature deceided to let it go. It's just a sign of more masculine testosterons, thus making you more of a man than those who keep their hair into old age... :)

Posted by: Trond Ulseth - May 30, 2007 3:06 AM

Hmm.. Charlie with long hair... I'm thinking maybe something like this?

Posted by: Jon - May 31, 2007 12:29 PM

hey! where'd you find my senior prom picture? :)

Posted by: charlie griefer - May 31, 2007 12:32 PM

Oh, you had to mention the prom didn't you. Now I'll have Bon Jovi's "Never Say Goodbye" rattling around in my head all day... and that's a bad thing. :)

Posted by: Jon C - May 31, 2007 1:18 PM