2 ColdFusion Tutorials Found For Author: Derrick Anderson
Keep your CFML in a database, then CFMAIL it!
I came up with this solution after building an email marketing application with content management built in. I found that if I had CF code in my html pieces that were stored in the database, it would not get processed by the server after the contents of the field holding the HTML and CF were used as the body of an email. Difficulty:Intermediate |
Author:Derrick Anderson |
Views: 16,313 |
Posted Date: Tuesday, March 30, 2004
Boost your applications performance with cached CFCs
When using the cfinvoke tag or the CreateObject function on your pages, it adds CPU time to process the requests to load all of those objects into memory. Under load this can make quite a difference in your page response times. One way to get around it is to put those objects into a shared scope so they only get instantiated once. This will save memory and CPU time on your server. Difficulty:Advanced |
Author:Derrick Anderson |
Views: 25,579 |
Posted Date: Thursday, August 31, 2006