Article on replacing the INI File
NerdFusion has a good article on modding BlogCFC to remove the need for an ini file:
Hacking BlogCFC: Part 1 - Replacing the INI file (read) with XML
NerdFusion has a good article on modding BlogCFC to remove the need for an ini file:
Hacking BlogCFC: Part 1 - Replacing the INI file (read) with XML
For the latest packaged version, you may download the zip from here. For the very latest version, however, you should use the Subversion repository.
For general questions and support, please use the BlogCFC Forums.
You can download the latest version from Subversion, use this url: http://svn.riaforge.org/blogcfc
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Question for folks concerning RTEs
Steve W said: Disregard my previous post. The only way I am able to get it to work consistently is to be in sourc...
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Question for folks concerning RTEs
Steve W said: It seems to work just fine. I am transitioning another blog to use ckeditor and will post a details...
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Question for folks concerning RTEs
Raymond Camden said: The big question is - what about code blocks?
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Question for folks concerning RTEs
Steve W said: I have successfully added CKEditor to BlogCFC with no problems. It requires almost no work. All yo...
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BlogCFC will never have an installer. Ever. Until today...
Raymond Camden said: Does removing the ( and ) in the WITH clause make it work?
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I just stumbled across your comment on line 21 of subscribe.cfm.
That was pretty funny.