QUOTE(W3B5T4R @ 22 Jun, 2009 - 08:41 AM)
I just started a Web Developer position where the company uses Cold Fusion and this language is some what new to me. I was told that you can view Cold Fusion code of other pages even if it doesn't appear when you choose the option to view the site's source code. Does anyone know how to do this? Also, what are the best books on the language?
Thanks in advance.
In case you didn't know ColdFusion is a server-side language... AKA no CFML makes it to the browser. So there is no way to see the source code, because what the client PC (you) sees is entirely different from what the CF Server sees. If you are really serious about learning CF then I would suggest buying the CFWACK (ColdFusion Web Application Construction Kit) books. There 3 of them. I just bought them from Amazon for $130 total. That is how I learned it when I first learned CF and I just bought the books for myself rather than using my companys books so I can learn more. Also one of the biggest helps for me is forums like this. If you have a problem that you can't for the life of yourself figure out, chances are someone else can.
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