Feb 23 2009
Nifty little Web Development Project Estimator.
(Via Clean | Simple designs.)
Entries Tagged as 'Dreamweaver'
Feb 15 2009
This might be nice for those of us that are color-challenged :)
CSS Drive: Image to Colors Palette Generator
(Via LifeHacker.)
Sep 5 2008
This is news to me, but it looks like Adobe is discontinuing the FlashPaper...
TechCrunch UK » Blog Archive » Document startups in chaos as Adobe's Flashpaper discontinues
Adobe has an FAQ as well.
(Via Daring Fireball.)
Jul 29 2008
Can you help find this man...
Find out more about the first ever Dreamweaver customer at icanhaz.com/dwmanhunt.
Jan 4 2007
I have a problem, and it's ColdFusion... We're working on some complex object interaction, and moving data in and out of our objects. Part of the "moving in" part involves building out a structure of arguments based on query columns, and then passing them all in via the ArgumentCollection. Unfortunately, ColdFusion doesn't love us here at lynda.com... It's pitching a fit and saying that our IDs aren't of type numeric, when I know damn well that they are (grumble grumble)...
To demonstrate my point I've come up with the following code example. This fails every time for me:
<!--- Get a query --->
<cfset rs = QueryNew("ID,FirstName", "integer,varchar") />
<cfset QueryAddRow(rs) />
<cfset QuerySetCell(rs, "ID", 3) />
<cfset QuerySetCell(rs, "FirstName", "Daniel") />
<cfset TestStruct = StructNew() />
<cfloop list="#rs.ColumnList#" index="col">
<cfset TestStruct[col] = rs[col] />
</cfloop><br><br><cfdump var="#TestStruct#" />
<!--- Pass the newly created struct into the object to run each setter --->
<cfset MyObject = CreateObject("component", "cfcs.test").init(ArgumentCollection = TestStruct) />
<cfdump var="#MyObject.getSnapShot()#" />
That generates the following error:
The argument ID passed to function init() is not of type numeric.
Has anyone else come across this same error? Is there some hotfix that fixes this? It's completely stymied our development... The only way around it is to set our arguments to accept type="any", which honestly is unacceptable...
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