The APSB12-06 hotfix for ColdFusion was causing an HTTP 500 error on certain forms. There is a workaround provided by Adobe.
Story done by Hamilton College on our latest mobile Web project using both jQuery Mobile and CSS media queries:
http://www.hamilton.edu/news/story/hamilton-offers-fast-access-with-new-mobile-friendly-app
I recently had to come up with a solution for Word-to-PDF file conversions on a server that was running Railo. After much searching and combining of various articles that I read, I decided to put together a simple CFC to make this easier for others (and reusable for me). This CFC will convert any document format that can be opened with OpenOffice (including Word, Excel, Powerpoint) to PDF format.
After applying the 1.6 update to Mango Blog, my blog immediately stopped working. Even after modifying some code to get around the error, all extensions were broken and the captcha disappeared - allowing spammers to take over. The answer was out there in the Mango forum, but it took me a while to find it. I thought I'd spread the word for other Mango users.
We had a difficult time getting OpenOffice and ColdFusion 9 working together on two multiple-instance servers. We never really found a solution, but found a workaround.
Dynamically creating jQuery Mobile radio buttons with Mustache
cf.Objective() 2012 - Speedy Websites Presentation with Speaker Notes
Integrating SSRS 2005 & Coldfusion
Getting Started with RESTful Web Services in ColdFusion
Muse Review - Code Reviews With Jim Priest at Cfobjective
Adobe Developer Connect article on RESTful Web Services in ColdFusion 10
Slides, code, from my HTML5 Presentation
Beginning Adventures in CentOS: Installing Apache and MySQL
Muse Review - Intro to HTML 5 With Ray Camden at Cfobjective
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