Hey All, just wanted to put the word out that Lucee is now available at trycf.com!
Some may not know this, but you can switch the cfml engine at trycf a
couple different ways:
Below the editor box click the cog/gear. That pops up a dialog which
allows you to switch the editor theme as well as the engine (ACF 10, Railo
4.2 and Lucee 4.5). Unfortunately at this point the change is only for the
current page. If you reload the page or navigate away it does not persist.
When pulling in a gist or pastebin you can suffix the url with /lucee
(or /railo or /acf) to dictate which engine is selected by default. So if
you create a gist, and the gist ID is e2a0ad2ecc6c19f9ec57 you can do: http://trycf.com/gist/e2a0ad2ecc6c19f9ec57/lucee
to force it to the Lucee engine.
If pasetbin is your thing, use the same technique only replace /gist/
with /pastebin/
Can I make a tiny suggestion: Honor Ctrl-Enter in the code area to Run the
code. Really common “submit” convention, handy, many people are used to it
in other contexts.On Thursday, February 12, 2015 at 2:11:57 AM UTC-5, Abram Adams wrote:
Hey All, just wanted to put the word out that Lucee is now available at trycf.com!
Some may not know this, but you can switch the cfml engine at trycf a
couple different ways:
Below the editor box click the cog/gear. That pops up a dialog
which allows you to switch the editor theme as well as the engine (ACF 10,
Railo 4.2 and Lucee 4.5). Unfortunately at this point the change is only
for the current page. If you reload the page or navigate away it does not
persist.
When pulling in a gist or pastebin you can suffix the url with
/lucee (or /railo or /acf) to dictate which engine is selected by default.
So if you create a gist, and the gist ID is e2a0ad2ecc6c19f9ec57
you can do: http://trycf.com/gist/e2a0ad2ecc6c19f9ec57/lucee
to force it to the Lucee engine.
If pasetbin is your thing, use the same technique only replace /gist/
with /pastebin/
Can I make a tiny suggestion: Honor Ctrl-Enter in the code area to Run the
code. Really common “submit” convention, handy, many people are used to it
in other contexts.
Good suggestion. I’ve added that key binding (command+enter for mac users
<= not tested, I can’t afford a mac
Hey All, just wanted to put the word out that Lucee is now available
at trycf.com!
Some may not know this, but you can switch the cfml engine at trycf a
couple different ways:
Below the editor box click the cog/gear. That pops up a dialog
which allows you to switch the editor theme as well as the engine
(ACF 10, Railo 4.2 and Lucee 4.5). Unfortunately at this point
the change is only for the current page. If you reload the page
or navigate away it does not persist.
When pulling in a gist or pastebin you can suffix the url with
/lucee (or /railo or /acf) to dictate which engine is selected by
default. So if you create a gist, and the gist ID
is /e2a0ad2ecc6c19f9ec57/ you can do: http://trycf.com/gist/e2a0ad2ecc6c19f9ec57/lucee
to force it to the Lucee engine.
If pasetbin is your thing, use the same technique only replace /gist/ with /pastebin/
Yes, that’s on the todo list. I’ve got a little bandwidth today so will
see about adding it.On Thursday, February 12, 2015 at 12:07:47 PM UTC-8, Sean Corfield wrote:
It would be real nice if…
…you could select your default preferred engine and have it saved as a
cookie so it would remember for future visits!
Sean
On Feb 12, 2015, at 12:05 PM, Abram Adams <cfxc...@gmail.com <javascript:>> wrote:
I also added Ctr+S (Command+S) to save as a Gist. This returns a url
that you can copy or click to open the gist in trycf (i.e. for sharing).
One thing to note is that the url provided will remember your cfml engine,
so select Lucee before saving to create a url which will force lucee as the
engine.
Yes. I’ve done this already with cfdocs.org (though pull request not yet
accepted). It’s fairly simple to implement (it’s an angularjs directive).
Just a hand full of js/css deps and you use the directive like a custom
tag. See https://github.com/foundeo/cfdocs/pull/44
On Thursday, February 12, 2015 at 12:18:55 PM UTC-8, Micha wrote:
could we integrate it in the lucee.org website (via js for example)? Of
course with the proper credits!
Micha
On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 9:15 PM, Abram Adams cfxc...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, that’s on the todo list. I’ve got a little bandwidth today so will
see about adding it.
On Thursday, February 12, 2015 at 12:07:47 PM UTC-8, Sean Corfield wrote:
It would be real nice if…
…you could select your default preferred engine and have it saved as a
cookie so it would remember for future visits!
I also added Ctr+S (Command+S) to save as a Gist. This returns a url
that you can copy or click to open the gist in trycf (i.e. for sharing).
One thing to note is that the url provided will remember your cfml engine,
so select Lucee before saving to create a url which will force lucee as the
engine.
Hey All, just wanted to put the word out that Lucee is now available
at trycf.com!
Some may not know this, but you can switch the cfml engine at trycf a
couple different ways:
Below the editor box click the cog/gear. That pops up a dialog
which allows you to switch the editor theme as well as the engine
(ACF 10, Railo 4.2 and Lucee 4.5). Unfortunately at this point
the change is only for the current page. If you reload the page
or navigate away it does not persist.
When pulling in a gist or pastebin you can suffix the url with
/lucee (or /railo or /acf) to dictate which engine is selected by
default. So if you create a gist, and the gist ID
is /e2a0ad2ecc6c19f9ec57/ you can do: http://trycf.com/gist/e2a0ad2ecc6c19f9ec57/lucee
to force it to the Lucee engine.
If pasetbin is your thing, use the same technique only replace /gist/ with /pastebin/
Mark Drew> On 12 Feb 2015, at 07:11, Abram Adams <@Abram_Adams> wrote:
Hey All, just wanted to put the word out that Lucee is now available at trycf.com!
Some may not know this, but you can switch the cfml engine at trycf a couple different ways:
Below the editor box click the cog/gear. That pops up a dialog which allows you to switch the editor theme as well as the engine (ACF 10, Railo 4.2 and Lucee 4.5). Unfortunately at this point the change is only for the current page. If you reload the page or navigate away it does not persist.
When pulling in a gist or pastebin you can suffix the url with /lucee (or /railo or /acf) to dictate which engine is selected by default. So if you create a gist, and the gist ID is e2a0ad2ecc6c19f9ec57 you can do: http://trycf.com/gist/e2a0ad2ecc6c19f9ec57/lucee
to force it to the Lucee engine.
If pasetbin is your thing, use the same technique only replace /gist/ with /pastebin/
we are working out code samples to but on the website, so cftry is
definitely a option for that
MichaOn Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 4:22 PM, Andrew Dixon <@Andrew_Dixon> wrote:
Good stuff… maybe we could look at getting something like this onto the lucee.org site, like the Go Lang site has, so people get a “give it a
try” option… “Powered by trycf.com”!!!
On 12 February 2015 at 07:11, Abram Adams <@Abram_Adams> wrote:
Hey All, just wanted to put the word out that Lucee is now available at trycf.com!
Some may not know this, but you can switch the cfml engine at trycf a
couple different ways:
Below the editor box click the cog/gear. That pops up a dialog
which allows you to switch the editor theme as well as the engine (ACF 10,
Railo 4.2 and Lucee 4.5). Unfortunately at this point the change is only
for the current page. If you reload the page or navigate away it does not
persist.
When pulling in a gist or pastebin you can suffix the url with
/lucee (or /railo or /acf) to dictate which engine is selected by default.
So if you create a gist, and the gist ID is e2a0ad2ecc6c19f9ec57
you can do: http://trycf.com/gist/e2a0ad2ecc6c19f9ec57/lucee
to force it to the Lucee engine.
If pasetbin is your thing, use the same technique only replace /gist/
with /pastebin/
I also added Ctr+S (Command+S) to save as a Gist. This returns a url
that you can copy or click to open the gist in trycf (i.e. for sharing).
One thing to note is that the url provided will remember your cfml engine,
so select Lucee before saving to create a url which will force lucee as the
engine.
Good stuff… maybe we could look at getting something like this onto the lucee.org site, like the Go Lang site has, so people get a “give it a try”
option… “Powered by trycf.com”!!!
Hey All, just wanted to put the word out that Lucee is now available at trycf.com!
Some may not know this, but you can switch the cfml engine at trycf a
couple different ways:
Below the editor box click the cog/gear. That pops up a dialog
which allows you to switch the editor theme as well as the engine (ACF 10,
Railo 4.2 and Lucee 4.5). Unfortunately at this point the change is only
for the current page. If you reload the page or navigate away it does not
persist.
When pulling in a gist or pastebin you can suffix the url with
/lucee (or /railo or /acf) to dictate which engine is selected by default.
So if you create a gist, and the gist ID is e2a0ad2ecc6c19f9ec57 you
can do: http://trycf.com/gist/e2a0ad2ecc6c19f9ec57/lucee
to force it to the Lucee engine.
If pasetbin is your thing, use the same technique only replace /gist/
with /pastebin/
…you could select your default preferred engine and have it saved as a cookie so it would remember for future visits!
SeanOn Feb 12, 2015, at 12:05 PM, Abram Adams <@Abram_Adams> wrote:
I also added Ctr+S (Command+S) to save as a Gist. This returns a url that you can copy or click to open the gist in trycf (i.e. for sharing). One thing to note is that the url provided will remember your cfml engine, so select Lucee before saving to create a url which will force lucee as the engine.
On 13 February 2015 at 04:09, Michael Offner <@Michael_Offner mailto:Michael_Offner> wrote:
we will add code examples in a carusel on the homepage linked to
cftry, but we need your examples!
As short and as cool as possible, here is my first (cf)try:
http://trycf.com/gist/7c02d34625d10853fea7/lucee
Micha
On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 8:58 PM, Sean Corfield <@Sean_Corfield <mailto:@Sean_Corfield>> wrote:
On Feb 12, 2015, at 11:26 AM, Abram Adams <@Abram_Adams <mailto:@Abram_Adams>> wrote:
> Good suggestion. I've added that key binding (command+enter
for mac users <= not tested, I can't afford a mac :)
It works! Wonderful! Thank you!
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…Except that the NFL announced that they will use the standard
digits for the next year and go back to LI the year after that. I
guess 1 roman numeral was too boring for them!
On 13 February 2015 at 04:09, Michael Offner <@Michael_Offner mailto:Michael_Offner> wrote:
we will add code examples in a carusel on the homepage linked to
cftry, but we need your examples!
As short and as cool as possible, here is my first (cf)try:
http://trycf.com/gist/7c02d34625d10853fea7/lucee
Micha
On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 8:58 PM, Sean Corfield <@Sean_Corfield <mailto:@Sean_Corfield>> wrote:
On Feb 12, 2015, at 11:26 AM, Abram Adams <@Abram_Adams <mailto:@Abram_Adams>> wrote:
> Good suggestion. I've added that key binding
(command+enter for mac users <= not tested, I can't afford
a mac :)
It works! Wonderful! Thank you!
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…Except that the NFL announced that they will use the standard digits for the next year and go back to LI the year after that. I guess 1 roman numeral was too boring for them!
bobOn Feb 12, 2015, at 9:13 PM, “Igal @ Lucee.org” <@Igal> wrote:
a somewhat simpler example, inspired by the numberFormat(n, ‘roman’) [for which I’ve never had a use for before…]
On 13 February 2015 at 04:09, Michael Offner <@Michael_Offner> wrote:
we will add code examples in a carusel on the homepage linked to cftry, but we need your examples!
