CF Flashforms and Safari

I’ve just had an interesting experience with a CF Flashform. I’ve built a Flashform-based survey application for a client and it worked just fine in IE and Firefox on different platforms. After a while the client came back and told us that their target audience (schools) are heavily into using the Safari browser on Mac [...]

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Nectarine XMAS

I’ve just got an electronic xmas card from the guys at Nectarine. It’s on a public website anyway, so have a look at this beauty from Australia and New Zealand’s masters of animation: XMAS @ Nectarine.
And while you’re doing that, make sure you’ve had a look at the 10th anniversary movie and the [...]

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ColdFusion MX 7 and Apache 2.2.x

Usually I’m pretty lazy with running my CF dev installation. I just use CF’s internal HTTP server on port 8300 (as I run the multiserver setup) and put my apps in subfolders of the webroot. I just install a proper HTTP server if really necessary and not to be avoided
For some particular setup [...]

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If you work with lawyers who have no idea of the web…

New Zealand has a new online micropayment system – Pago. Currently Pago is some sort the target of a lot of interesting discussions down here.
Disclaimer: Please note that I have not been to the Pago website myself. I got all the information from an anonymous colleague of mine who has been to their website apparently. [...]

Akismet: stop comment spam 101

I’ve implemented akismet for Blog in Black the other day, after reading about it in Kay’s blog. Akismet is really amazing – it’s basically a wordpress plugin (implemented as some sort of HTTP-based service), which talks to a huge spamfilter hosted somewhere. The akismet plugin posts all the comment information to this service and gets [...]

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