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Reading a spreadsheet into a CFML array
Reading a spreadsheet into a CFML array
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The Spreadsheet CFML library now supports reading spreadsheets into array                                      
Writing CSV with CFML
Writing CSV with CFML
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The Spreadsheet CFML library now has improved support for creating CSV from your data                                      
Reading large CSV files with CFML
Reading large CSV files with CFML
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The Spreadsheet CFML library now supports fast, memory efficient CSV file processing                                      
Simpler Bootstrap accordions
Simpler Bootstrap accordions
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Vertically collapsing accordion UI components are simple to implement these days using native HTML.                                      
Accessing Azure MariaDB server with Navicat
Accessing Azure MariaDB server with Navicat
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Database client Navicat doesn't seem to recognize MariaDB servers hosted on Azure.                                      
Adding validation drop-downs to your spreadsheets with CFML
Adding validation drop-downs to your spreadsheets with CFML
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The Spreadsheet CFML library now supports adding validation drop-downs to cells programmatically.                                      
Reading large spreadsheets with Lucee
Reading large spreadsheets with Lucee
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The Spreadsheet CFML library now supports reading large spreadsheets via streaming.                                      
Fixing problems using spreadsheet-CFML on Linux
Fixing problems using spreadsheet-CFML on Linux
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Out of the box, some Linux builds are missing components needed to generate spreadsheets.                                      
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Please update your RSS reader to point to https://blog.simplicityweb.co.uk/rss.xml                                      
The simplicity of chaining calls in Spreadsheet CFML
The simplicity of chaining calls in Spreadsheet CFML
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The latest version of Spreadsheet CFML allows you to chain method calls for simpler, more expressive code.
Lucee Spreadsheet is now Spreadsheet CFML
Lucee Spreadsheet is now Spreadsheet CFML
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The library has long supported Adobe ColdFusion but the new renamed version makes clear it supports ACF as well as Lucee
Defining Application mappings using relative paths in Lucee
Defining Application mappings using relative paths in Lucee
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Lucee allows you to simplifiy mapping definitions in Application.cfc by using relative paths. But sticking to absolute paths may be more reliable.
Copying Windows file permissions in Lucee
Copying Windows file permissions in Lucee
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Lucee currently has no built-in methods for setting file permissions on Windows, but it can be done by making a few java calls
Renaming CFML query columns
Renaming CFML query columns
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Column names in CFML query objects can pose problems in certain cases, especially with Adobe ColdFusion. Here's a UDF allowing them to be safely renamed....
Forcing Lucee to re-check the physical paths of application defined mappings without a restart
Forcing Lucee to re-check the physical paths of application defined mappings without a restart
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If the physical path of a mapping is missing when an application starts, an incorrect value will be cached for the life of the server. Here's how to force Lucee to re-evaluate mapping paths without a restart....
Loading java libraries dynamically in Lucee (without JavaLoader)
Loading java libraries dynamically in Lucee (without JavaLoader)
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JavaLoader is no longer the only way to load third-party java libraries in Lucee dynamically and without fear of class clashes.
Generating large spreadsheets more efficiently using SXSSF
Generating large spreadsheets more efficiently using SXSSF
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Creating large spreadsheets can be resource intensive and lead to timeouts or out-of-memory errors. POI's "streaming XML" (SXSSF) format can address this problem....
Using Lucee's simple parallel processing appropriately
Using Lucee's simple parallel processing appropriately
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Lucee 5 makes it really easy to execute loop iterations in parallel. But not all loop operations will benefit, and the approach needs to be applied with care....
Uploading files via a Taffy REST API in CFML
Uploading files via a Taffy REST API in CFML
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Using multipart forms isn't the only, or necessarily the best way of uploading files, especially when doing so via a REST API.
Getting started with Elasticsearch using Lucee Part 2
Getting started with Elasticsearch using Lucee Part 2
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A basic introduction to querying an Elasticsearch index using Lucee CFML                                      
Getting started with Elasticsearch using Lucee Part 1
Getting started with Elasticsearch using Lucee Part 1
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A basic introduction to setting up an Elasticsearch index using Lucee CFML                                      
Replacing Query-of-Query in Lucee with simpler, faster alternatives
Replacing Query-of-Query in Lucee with simpler, faster alternatives
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Query-of-Query seems useful because the SQL syntax is familiar. But it's known to be slow, and there are better alternatives.
CFML: Sorting an array of objects by a specific property
CFML: Sorting an array of objects by a specific property
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How to take an array of CFML objects and sort it by a specific property of the object                                      
Lucee 5: simpler queryparam syntax for SQL IN conditions
Lucee 5: simpler queryparam syntax for SQL IN conditions
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In Lucee 5 you can directly pass an array of values as a SQL query parameter                                      



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