Pusher.cfc - A ColdFusion Wrapper For Pusher.com v1.12 REST API

Posted August 21, 2012 at 10:44 AM by Ben Nadel

Tags: ColdFusion

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New to pusher... installed the latest code and am getting an error on the examples/all_features/index.cfm page.

I updated application.cfc with my pusher id, key and secret.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

- Brian

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Invalid CFML construct found on line 186 at column 34.
ColdFusion was looking at the following text:

{

The CFML compiler was processing:

A cfset tag beginning on line 186, column 18.

The error occurred in C:\Apache2\htdocs\aa_auctioneer\pusher\examples\all_features\index.cfm: line 186

184 :
185 : <!--- Create a PRIVATE message. --->
186 : <cfset message = {
187 : "text" = "Ah, Push it! Push it real good!"
188 : } />
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I am on a coldfusion 8 server. I think I need to change the application.cfc file component stucture... correct? anything else I need to to to dumb it down for CF8?

Thanks!

@Brian,

Let me see if I can create a "coldfusion8" branch tonight after work. There's probably a good amount that needs to be changed. But, I don't think it will take too long.

@Ben,

That would be great if you could. and much appreciated!!

Thanks!

- Brian

@Brian,

I added a "coldfusion8" branch to the GitHub repository. I basically converted everything over to a tag-based syntax and fixed the incompatibility between struct-literal notations across ColdFusion versions.

NOTE: I didn't do any further testing than making sure the demo worked :)

@All,

I also created a "coldfusion10" branch for a ColdFusion 10 compatible version which removed the Crypto.cfc vendor dependency. Since ColdFusion 10 has native hmac() functions, it was easy to replace.

@Ben,

Thanks for the conversion, an all of your wonderful contributions to the ColdFusion Community!

@Brian,

No problem! Hope you enjoy :)

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