I'm very new to Flex so this small post is as much to note my findings as it is for anyone else that may come across it and benefit (I have a memory like the guy from Memento). Anyway, today I encountered difficulty getting my SWF to read the query string
WordPress is a great blog engine. I don't have exact statistics in front of me, but I would wager that WordPress is one of the most prolific blog engines on the net. I myself have set up several sites over the years for family, friends, and such using it. Its quick and easy, there's a gabillion themes to pick from, more than a lot of plugins (I would say a "plethora" of plugins) available,
My "Friendly Linkage" list to the right always displays alphabetically sorted, and while I do have a natural affinity for order and organization, I would like to mix it up a bit instead of always showing everyone I share links to listed in the same order (I know I know its the egalitarian in me really).
I like CFCs. I enjoy building and using them. I like encapsulating my business logic within them, and extending and reusing them wherever I can. They are typically the brains in any project I architect. However, one thing has always bothered me about their implementation:
So I was randomly curious about ColdFusion's implementation of reserved words, specifically true and false. I wondered, "Can true be set to false in ColdFusion?" You may ask "Why would you ever want to do this?" I might respond "No frakking idea."
I'm Matt Hill, a Sacramento area application developer working with CF for close to a decade, and this is my personal blog. More about me.
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