Comments for blog.nitorsys http://blog.nitorsys.com Mon, 23 Aug 2010 07:00:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on Ajax call to coldfusion component using jQuery by giorgos http://blog.nitorsys.com/ajax-call-to-coldfusion-component-using-jquery/#comment-1881 giorgos Mon, 23 Aug 2010 07:00:25 +0000 http://blog.nitorsys.com/?p=242#comment-1881 Hi Sam, Of course you can do that if you like to.. cheers, Giorgos Hi Sam,

Of course you can do that if you like to..

cheers,
Giorgos

]]> Comment on Ajax call to coldfusion component using jQuery by sam http://blog.nitorsys.com/ajax-call-to-coldfusion-component-using-jquery/#comment-1819 sam Wed, 18 Aug 2010 20:54:31 +0000 http://blog.nitorsys.com/?p=242#comment-1819 Hey, Good post! I was banging my head to a brick wall trying to do something on these lines.....Very interesting way of putting things together. I have a suggestion though, I see the query name inside CFC not being declared in a var scope which is just a regular practice for me to put on....... Not a biggie :) Thanks, Sam. Hey,

Good post! I was banging my head to a brick wall trying to do something on these lines…..Very interesting way of putting things together.

I have a suggestion though,
I see the query name inside CFC not being declared in a var scope which is just a regular practice for me to put on…….

Not a biggie :)

Thanks,
Sam.

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]]> Comment on Ajax call to coldfusion component using jQuery by giorgos http://blog.nitorsys.com/ajax-call-to-coldfusion-component-using-jquery/#comment-1396 giorgos Fri, 28 May 2010 07:44:47 +0000 http://blog.nitorsys.com/?p=242#comment-1396 Hi Ben, There is no onLoad or something, the first select box is filled in with countries data from your database query while the second select box is empty. Then the $("#CountriesList").change function does the trick, once the countries select box value changed the jQuery ajax method call the cfc component which will deliver us cities depending on selected country id. Sorry I have no files online as this code comes from a project which is still under development. Hi Ben,

There is no onLoad or something, the first select box is filled in with countries data from your database query while the second select box is empty.

Then the $(“#CountriesList”).change function does the trick, once the countries select box value changed the jQuery ajax method call the cfc component which will deliver us cities depending on selected country id.

Sorry I have no files online as this code comes from a project which is still under development.

]]> Comment on Ajax call to coldfusion component using jQuery by Ben http://blog.nitorsys.com/ajax-call-to-coldfusion-component-using-jquery/#comment-1391 Ben Thu, 27 May 2010 20:33:07 +0000 http://blog.nitorsys.com/?p=242#comment-1391 I find this is very interesting and easy to understand, but, I can't make it work in my project. My project is similar, I'm using counties as primary select and cities as secondary select. Do you have a link to a complete set of files? That would help. It looks as though the secondary select should be empty when it first loads, should there be an onLoad somewhere in the form? Am a ColdFusion programmer and have used just a little jQuery. I find this is very interesting and easy to understand, but, I can’t make it work in my project. My project is similar, I’m using counties as primary select and cities as secondary select. Do you have a link to a complete set of files? That would help. It looks as though the secondary select should be empty when it first loads, should there be an onLoad somewhere in the form?

Am a ColdFusion programmer and have used just a little jQuery.

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]]> Comment on Flash Builder 4 login Air application using a cfc web service by Kelly http://blog.nitorsys.com/flash-builder-4-login/#comment-1108 Kelly Tue, 06 Apr 2010 02:34:29 +0000 http://blog.nitorsys.com/?p=143#comment-1108 Very Nice! Thank you! I had a problem with the #Login.AccountName# in the CFC in which I forgot to rename it to my database column name. Once I corrected the change it worked great. It was a pain working with Flex 3, especially with the CFC generator, but this Flash Builder 4 is amazing so far. Still some glitches, but definitely better than Flex 3. Very Nice! Thank you!

I had a problem with the #Login.AccountName# in the CFC in which I forgot to rename it to my database column name. Once I corrected the change it worked great.

It was a pain working with Flex 3, especially with the CFC generator, but this Flash Builder 4 is amazing so far. Still some glitches, but definitely better than Flex 3.

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]]> Comment on giorgos by Randy Nielsen http://blog.nitorsys.com/giorgos/#comment-789 Randy Nielsen Mon, 25 Jan 2010 15:19:57 +0000 http://nitorsysblog.wordpress.com/?page_id=31#comment-789 Hi Giorgos, I recently read your blog post on Flash Builder 4 login Air application using a cfc web service and really liked it. We’re trying to add more links in our docs so that Flex developers are made aware of the great community content out there. I'm wondering whether you would consider adding a comment with a link to your post to the following page: * Your page: http://blog.nitorsys.com/flash-builder-4-login/ * Our page: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Flex/4.0/UsingSDK/WS2db454920e96a9e51e63e3d11c0bf69084-7f9b.html Integration of customer-generated content is a key component in the success of the Flash platform documentation, so we really appreciate your contribution. FYI, here’s a blog post with a little more information about community help contributions: http://blogs.adobe.com/actionscriptdocs/2009/08/developers_and_writers_adobe_w.html. This post specifically mentions Adobe AIR but we’re doing this across the entire Adobe Flash Platform. Best regards Randy Nielsen Flex Documentation Manager Adobe Systems Incorporated Hi Giorgos,
I recently read your blog post on Flash Builder 4 login Air application using a cfc web service and really liked it.

We’re trying to add more links in our docs so that Flex developers are made aware of the great community content out there. I’m wondering whether you would consider adding a comment with a link to your post to the following page:

* Your page: http://blog.nitorsys.com/flash-builder-4-login/
* Our page: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Flex/4.0/UsingSDK/WS2db454920e96a9e51e63e3d11c0bf69084-7f9b.html

Integration of customer-generated content is a key component in the success of the Flash platform documentation, so we really appreciate your contribution. FYI, here’s a blog post with a little more information about community help contributions: http://blogs.adobe.com/actionscriptdocs/2009/08/developers_and_writers_adobe_w.html. This post specifically mentions Adobe AIR but we’re doing this across the entire Adobe Flash Platform.

Best regards
Randy Nielsen
Flex Documentation Manager
Adobe Systems Incorporated

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