Category Archives: Railo
- July 1, 2011
- FarCry Tip – Enable cfc’s in your Railo ProxyPassMatch– also posted in Farcry
I ran into an issue today while working on a FarCry project, basically when I opened up the “Related Content” popup from the WYSIWYG editor it was blank. Nothing. Not the usual tabs for Images, File, Flash etc. The Railo logs were empty but Apache was throwing a strange error which I hadn’t seen before: [...]
- May 31, 2011
- Mura – overriding dspCrumblistLinks– also posted in ColdFusion, Mura
Like most CMS solutions out there, Mura CMS gives you some cool hooks to override core functionality. See the developer guides for more information. I’ve created a repository on github to store any customisations or extensions that could be cherry picked for use in any Mura app. First up was a super simple one for [...]
- May 29, 2011
- FarCry to Mura – migrating data from FarCry to Mura CMS– also posted in ColdFusion, Farcry, Mura
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 [...]
- May 27, 2010
- CFML issue on Railo with the accelerate cache tag– also posted in ColdFusion
We’ve been using Brandon Purcell’s excellent accelerate custom cache tag for a few projects. I had an issue today while testing a new app which is about to go live. It seemed that whatever I did nothing would be cached. Upon investigation it seemed that the caching worked fine on Adobe ColdFusion but not on [...]
- March 3, 2010
- Detecting https across Railo and ColdFusion Server– also posted in ColdFusion
Previously I had a way of detecting whether page requests were being made via ssl but today I came across a scenario where this doesn’t work. Let me explain… Right now we’re looking at developing across different ColdFusion engines, “ColdFusion” of course but also “Railo”. One of the applications we had detected whether a request [...]
