Category Archives: Farcry
- May 29, 2011
- FarCry to Mura – migrating data from FarCry to Mura CMS– also posted in ColdFusion, Mura, Railo
For years here at Learnosity we’ve been using FarCry for most of our CMS requirements (yes, I know that FarCry, or rather farcrycms, is a lot more than just a CMS). For one reason or another we decided it was time to look at some of the other options for content management in the ColdFusion [...]
- April 17, 2011
- FarCry twitter plugin– also posted in ColdFusion
I spent a couple of hours on a FarCry plugin for twitter yesterday based off their official API. What? This plugin basically wraps up the options that the offical twitter API gives you including: Twitter username Showing avatars, timestamps, hashtags etc Theme appearance (colours for background and text etc Dimensions of widget For more, visit [...]
- January 12, 2011
- Checking for correct case-sensitive tables in FarCry– also posted in ColdFusion
We run several FarCry projects at Learnosity and all of them run on Linux. We have occasionally come across issues where the FarCry codebase will refer to a MySQL table in the wrong “case”. E.g. referring to “dmhtml” where the actual table name is “dmHTML”. This is course fails in any case sensitive environment. Note [...]
- August 15, 2009
- New location for FarCry subversion repositories– also posted in ColdFusion
The folks at Daemon have completed some migrations with their subversion repositories which directly effects FarCry. Notes from the farcry-dev groups: All URL’s should be replaced with this repo location: https://modius.svn.cvsdude.com/farcry All project folders are relative to this root. For example, the p520 branch for FarCry 5.2.x is available here: https://modius.svn.cvsdude.com/farcry/core/branches/p520/ You can re-checkout or [...]
- July 14, 2009
- Hiding the FarCry tray on the front end– also posted in ColdFusion
Came across this nice tip a little while ago from AJ Mercer on the farcry-dev group. It hides the FarCry “tray” which is visible on the front end of your website to users who are logged in to FarCry. I happen to have a use case for this at the moment so it was good [...]