For one reason or another you may need to determine logically if a page you are coding is being called by CFSCHEDULE. The way I’ve done this in the past is by examining the CGI scope for the http_user_agent. I’m not sure about older or newer versions of ColdFusion, but with CFMX 7, ColdFusion passes “CFSCHEDULE” as the value. So in your code you could do something like:
In the last few weeks I’ve been toying a bit with AJAX in some simple demo ColdFusion apps – pretty much just testing the waters. For anyone who, like me, has been slow to adopt AJAX, it’s time to jump in. I’ll try and post some of my little samples for anyone who might be thinking of trying it out sometime soon. In the mean time, here was my experience…
I feel very strongly that this is one of those times when I’m way behind on the times, but I’ve added a new tool to my belt called IISAdmin.NET. This application will allow you to run multiple websites on your Windows XP Professional machine (out of the box you are limited to just one). While you cannot run them simultaneously, it is very easy to switch between sites using an icon in your system tray. All of the actual site configuration is still done using the Computer Management console.