
January 26th, 2004, 07:00 PM
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Re: Desperately looking for Coldfusion Software
Quote: Originally posted by flamesrock
Hi,
I'm fairly new to web development, and just recently got interesting in learning coldfusion. If I had the skill now, I would program it myself, but sadly I don't. And this coldfusion software is imperative to the success of my website
What I'm looking for is something that allows you two upload *two* files, in addition to one screenshot of the files in action. I'd also like it to display such things as hits, downloads, comments and ratings, the last two, things which registered users are able to access.
Oh -- and I've also been looking for a portal/CMS. I've been working with postnuke but tripod keeps destroying my databses for some reason. The more I read, the more I become interested in a coldfusion portal. Preferably free and open source.
Any recommendations?
-Thanks in advance |
Hotscripts lists several portal apps in CFML.
Regarding the double file uploader, you'll need to create a form w/ 2 <input type='file' /> tags to accomplish this.
btw, Free & Open Source aren't necessarily associated with CFML development. If you're coming from a PHP background, you'll find that you have to develop quite a bit more, rather than being able to find source code that is usable on the net. If you're the kind of developer that prefers ground-up development, then this isn't a big deal; however, if you're in a rush to get something online, CFML isn't usu the best route to take.
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