Steve Bryant - Page Controller

SQLi Results: No Errors

Wed, 13 Aug 2008 07:00:00-0500

It has been interesting to see the results of the recent series of SQL injection attacks. I have been using <cfqueryparam> for all dynamic data for years, so I wasn't worried about the SQL injection. Still, even for sites with <cfqueryparam>, error email messages remain a problem. Although I have gotten some errors from some sites, none from my newer sites. The reason is that earlier steps I have taken prevent errors from invalid URL variables. [More]

A Handful of Code

Fri, 11 Apr 2008 06:00:00-0500

In my last post about page controllers, Jason Holden asked on which pages I use page controllers. This is a great question and speaks to a larger issue of code organization that applies to CSS and JavaScript as well. [More]

Page Controllers: One Year Later

Wed, 26 Mar 2008 07:30:00-0500

Just over a year ago, I started using Page Controllers. I blogged about the experience in the first weeks, but since then have let the topic slide. After a year of using them, it seems like a good time to report on my opinion with the benefit of experience. [More]

John Farrar on COOP

Fri, 01 Jun 2007 14:16:00-0500

Yesterday John Farrar presented to the Online ColdFusion Meetup Group on his forms custom tag set, COOP. Actually, he describes it as a framework to separate page markup from processing logic.

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Using a Page Controller to simplify AJAX

Thu, 22 Mar 2007 12:50:00-0500

While working on a form that makes use of some simple AJAX, I discovered that using a Page Controller can make this easier - especially when combined with JSMX.

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A ColdFusion Page Controller

Wed, 14 Mar 2007 14:26:00-0500

A hate to admit it, but ever since I stopped using Fusebox a few years ago, I have been without a controller. I had my view separated from my model, but no controller to be seen. In fact, I even questioned the need for a controller on most of my projects (while seeing how it could help on larger projects). I was all ready to write a "Do I need a Controller" blog entry.

And then...

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