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ajaxCFC update for Blue Dragon Compatibility

Posted At : May 22, 2006 11:21 PM | Posted By : Rob Gonda
Related Categories: ajax, ajaxCFC, Coldfusion
It's been a while since my last ajaxCFC update, but my last release had a small bug when running in Blue Dragon. It seems like the getMetaData function doesn't behave exactly the same, so thanks to Vience's help I fixed it to work with BD too.

I also have a port for the Mach II framework coming really soon thanks to Dan Wilson. Don't you love open source projects?

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Can't wait to see the Mach-II stuff! Keep up the great work!
# Posted By Matt Woodward | 5/22/06 11:31 PM
Rob, which versions of BD? I just put the .702 on a BD.Net server and i still get 'Invalid Reply from Server' messages when i try the example apps,

cheers,
john.
# Posted By johnb | 5/23/06 7:27 AM
Good morning Rob,

I was experimenting with ajaxcfc and noted that if you send a string containing "%" the percentage sign you get an error in line 175 of ajax.cfc, all that line does is urlDecode the string, what can be wrong??

Regards
# Posted By Cheve | 5/23/06 12:10 PM
Cheve, that problem was generated by something I have plugged in to overcome some encoding in the Safari browser... I'll make a note to add the exception rule. Should be patched soon. Cheers.
# Posted By Rob Gonda | 5/24/06 10:00 PM
Rob,

I might have found a bug in the suggest example you made. When you are entering a string to search for, and then you press backspace to delete the string, things start getting funky.

to see what i mean, go here: http://www.robgonda.com/blog/projects/ajaxcfc/exam...

Type in "ala", then backspace until you are left with "a". Now re-type the "la", so you are left with "ala". For those of you confused.
Step 1) ala
step 2) a (backspace it)
Step 3) ala

Now, instead of displaying the correct states "alabama, alaska", we get "AK, AL, undefined"

Any idea what is causing this?

-jeff gladnick
# Posted By Bug found in suggest example | 6/5/06 11:58 AM
Jeff,

The bug has been fixed and the project zip file updated. The solution was posted in the y! group a few weeks ago, so lets thank Mike (michaellkaplan) for the fix.

Cheers.
# Posted By Rob Gonda | 6/5/06 8:17 PM
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