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Recent Blog Comments By Fernando S. Trevisan

• Using ColdFusion's CFLocation Tag For Inline Image SRC Attributes

  Posted on Oct 13, 2009 at 10:20 AM

  Oliver, if the code you posted is exactly the one you`re using, maybe the problem is with the line: <img src="#Application.http_host#track.cfm?track_id="123"> You may want to use it this way: <img src="#Application.http_host#track.cfm?track_id=123"> Please note... read more »

• CFModule Works With Non-CFM Files

  Posted on Feb 26, 2008 at 4:09 PM

  From your title, I thought you were talking about .PHP .JSP or any other working within CFMODULE directly. [ ]'s... read more »

• ColdFusion CFImage Bug - Font Size Data Type Casting

  Posted on Feb 13, 2008 at 12:46 AM

  Ben, I would not be so fast to call it a bug. I may be deadly wrong but for me ColdFusion is doing things this way: 1. You call your UDF and pass a clearly numeric type (as defined directly by the CFLOOP); 2. Your UDF tries to validate it - so, CF converts numeric type to string... read more »

• Lenny And Bo, ColdFusion Programmers (Vol. 14)

  Posted on May 25, 2007 at 8:59 AM

  Great! hahaha! I'm glad that this comic strip didn't have the word "wife" on it. :)... read more »

• Using ColdFusion's CFLocation Tag For Inline Image SRC Attributes

  Posted on May 21, 2007 at 9:35 PM

  I've used to insert text relative to the e-mail, but with the background color and 1px size. But it was a long time ago, I don't know if this still work.... read more »

• Using ColdFusion's CFLocation Tag For Inline Image SRC Attributes

  Posted on May 18, 2007 at 5:47 AM

  Alan, As far as I know, there's no way to track which user received the e-mail, even when using "request read receipt", user has the right to answer yes or no. As I said in my comment, this is a way to track which user correctly visualized your e-mail; if you send it as a full imag... read more »

• Using ColdFusion's CFLocation Tag For Inline Image SRC Attributes

  Posted on May 17, 2007 at 7:57 PM

  Ben, there's another use: track visualizations in e-mails. You can use a image inside the e-mail, via <img src=""> pointing to a ColdFusion page, passing URL parameters to identify which user openned and correctly visualized the e-mail. BTW, your blog became obligatory nowadays!... read more »