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Mar
25

Filtering a grid as you type in a cfform

68 comments Posted by: Nahuel

Following a previous post about filtering records "as you type", we made an extended version. In this example, instead of filtering a list, we are filtering a grid and records are narrowed to those matching the text entered in the text input. What's different here is that we can choose the column on which we are filtering.

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Mar
25

Two selects related in cfform

43 comments Posted by: Nahuel

This is an example of two cfselect related, where the second dropdown depends on the selection of the first one.
In the code shown, when a state is selected, the second dropdown shows the cities in that state.

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Mar
22

CF Presenter: a presentation application built with CF Flash Forms

25 comments Posted by: Nahuel CF Presenter

This is a simple application built only with ColdFusion Flash forms. The idea was making something similar to Powerpoint but to view online. CF Presenter has an administration that allows anybody to create a new presentation with slides.

The source of this application will be available to the public once we finish all the details ( the admin still needs a lot of work). In the meantime, you can take a look at one small presentation we made, introducing the application.

If you have any ideas to improve it or if you find a bug, just write a comment here.

View CF Presenter in action.

Category: CFForm | ColdFusion |
Mar
13

Filtering a list as you type in a ColFusion Flash Form

36 comments Posted by: Nahuel

This is an example to show an input text that filters a list when the user types some characters. The image below shows the filtered list with only the names that match what is in the input text.

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Mar
11

OnLoad event in ColdFusion Flash Forms Part II

13 comments Posted by: Nahuel

Following my previous post, I made another form with more complex functionality.
In this case, I have two dummy cfinputs instead of only one. Adding a second input helps getting around the limitations I had mentioned in my last post.

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