Constructing an Application with Flash Forms from the Ground Up

As you may know by now, ColdFusion 7 includes a new feature that lets us create forms in flash format. They work as a replacement for html forms, but give us some additional controls like the tree, grid, and calendar. Even if making a 'form' doesn't sound very appealing to you, once you start using this feature you will find that you can do much more than simple forms.

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#9	Mike commented on 23 Jan 2008 where can I get the source code for this article - "Constructing an Application with Flash Forms from the Ground Up"
#8	wholesale ipod commented on 30 Oct 2007 I think so!
#7	Garfield commented on 24 Jul 2005 Great article by great developers. I have just starting using CF7 and thanks to many writers out there, I have developed some impressive forms. Please visit the www.asfusion.com site for more helpful info. Michael, visit http://www.cfform.com/flashforms/invoke.cfm?objectid=0204C17F-4E22-1671-... for a tutorial on binding grids to selects. Be mindful that when binding to a grid, the bind is both case and type sensitive to the DB columns.
#6	Michael White commented on 17 Jul 2005 Your article was a good introduction to flash forms with multiple panels. I have a question on the Edit panel... what if some of your fields are CFSELECT dropdowns or date fields... having trouble finding working syntax for binding them to the grid.
#5	Andrew commented on 6 Jul 2005 Loved the article! It has taught me alot. Maybe I am at fault here but I am not able to get any of this to save or edit in a db anyone else having same problem
#4	Laura Arguello commented on 27 Jun 2005 Thank you for the comments. While the link gets fixed, you can download the source code from http://www.asfusion.com/blog/files/cfforms/cfdj_source.zip
#3	Anthony commented on 25 Jun 2005 How do I download the source files for this article? anthony@onwired.net
#2	Stiles commented on 25 Jun 2005 I'm having a similar problem with getting the source code for this article. The printed version states that the source code can be downloaded at www.cfdj.com. This URL is invalid and not a site maintained by Sys-Con. Any chance the link can be updated so we can view the source code? Much appreciative.
#1	André commented on 24 Jun 2005 Hi, Thank you for the article, I found it very informative, well written and helpfull. I am having difficulties with the save content section. How could one download the source code ?Could it be possible to modify the link to open on the file rather to to another site that does not seem to be CF Dev. Journal ? Again that you for sharing.

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