Free ColdFusion 9 Portal Code by Steve Drucker

If you own ColdFusion 9 or you are just curious about what CF9 can do for you we invite you to see Steve Drucker's presentation about the code he developed for Fig Leaf Software which allows ColdFusion developers to quickly and easily create a portal with prebuilt templates and code.

Topics covered:

• Free ColdFusion Portal Code and More
• The Open Government Directive and how ColdFusion helps agencies quickly launch solutions
• The Second Coming of Mashups

See Steve Drucker's CF Meetup Presentation here: https://admin.na3.acrobat.com/_a204547676/p77111730/

New AAO Safety Website launches featuring Football Great Emmit Smith

Just in time for the Super Bowl, Fig Leaf collaborated on this new site featuring Emmit Smith: http://www.braces.org/sportsafety/

Google Technology User Group Inaugural Meeting 2/16

Get more info about the "DC GTUG" and sign up here: http://www.figleaf.com/Google/Google-User-Group.cfm

Location:
Google's Washington, DC Office
1101 New York Avenue, NW
(Entrance on Eye Street)
Washington, DC

2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Eastern

Topics:
o What's New in Google Search Appliance 6.2.
o New Advanced Security Model
o The on-board SharePoint Connector

Seating is Limited.

1/28 Webinar: Rapidly Developing and Deploying Open Government Dashboards

Ben Forta Presents (Webinar) Rapidly Developing and Deploying Open Government Dashboards on January 28th at 2:00 PM ET. Don't be surprised to see some of Steve Drucker's Advanced ColdFusion goodness from the new Advanced ColdFusion class.

Register today: http://gcn.com/Webcasts/2010/01/Rapidly-Developing-and-Deploying-Open-Government-Dashboards.aspx?pc=figleaf

Jan. 11th Event: Building Enterprise Mashups with ColdFusion

Steve Drucker will be hosting the upcoming Adobe User Group meeting and will present "Building Enterprise Mashups with ColdFusion. To learn more about this event or register, sign up on the Adobe User Group site at http://www.useadobe.com or http://groups.adobe.com/groups/d42b87422d/summary

Changing the contents of a ColdFusion 9 CFGRID control

Here's a handy little JavaScript function for dynamically changing the contents of a ColdFusion 9 CFGRID control:

function gridSetElementValue( gridname,row,column,thevalue)
{
       var objGrid = ColdFusion.Grid.getGridObject(gridname);
       objRow = objGrid.store.data.items[row];
       objRow.set(column,thevalue);
       objGrid.view.refreshRow(row);
}

In order to determine the row number of the currently selected grid row you must define an event listener for the grid as indicated below. Note the following:

• The function must be declared within the section of the page
• You must use ColdFusion’s ajaxOnLoad() function to invoke the event listener definition

var selectedRow = 0;
 initGrid = function()
 {
  var grid = ColdFusion.Grid.getGridObject("incidentGrid");
  grid.addListener("rowclick", function(objGrid, rowNumber, e){
    selectedRow = rowNumber;
  });
 }

Invoke using the following:

<cfset ajaxonload("initgrid")>

Fig Leaf CTO Dave Watts on National Public Radio

Dave Watts, Fig Leaf Software Chief Technical Officer, discusses obstacles to open government on National Public Radio.

Listen to it by clicking here