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Allaire: ColdFusion Technical Tips - A couple of good tips such as: When checking the value of a string, it is almost twice as fast to use the function "CompareNoCase" instead of using the more obvious "is" comparison. URL: http://allaire.com/developer/referencedesk/techtips.cfm
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CF Tips - Here are various tips that may be of interest to CF developers. They represent lessons learned, tricks, or warnings regarding use of Cold Fusion. URL: http://www.systemanage.com/cff/cf4tips.cfm
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Cold Fusion Code Factory - Here are some of Cold Fusion Tips that I would like to share with you. URL: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Campus/7521/coldfusionhelp.htm
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Cold Fusion Tips-N-Tricks - The following is a list of tips & tricks that I've learned and decided to share with others to help them in any projects they may be working on. Feel free to use them as you deem fitting. -John Bartlett URL: http://www.earthquake.nxs.net/CF_tipsNtricks/
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Psyberspace.net - Tips - Good list of ColdFusion Tip sites. URL: http://www.psyberspace.net/coldfusion/search/searchresult.cfm?criteria=CF%5FCUSTOM1%20%3CCONTAINS%3E%20Tips
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Search Engine Friendly CF - One challenge with CF database driven sites is that search engines tend to not index sites with ?'s in URLs. Many refuse to index sites with non htm/html extensions. To address this, one can use CGI.PATH_INFO or CGI.SCRIPTNAME. URL: http://www.psyberspace.net/coldfusion/coding/tricks/searchfriendly.cfm
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Static pages, NOT! - Forum Topic by Ben Forta - Here's is a trick that might benefit some of you ... Cold Fusion's biggest claim to fame is it's dynamic web page generation. However, as the URL usually has a query portion to it (anything after the ? is the QUERY_STRING) most search engines and spiders refuse to index these pages. If you want these pages indexed, query strings can't be used. So, here's a workaround. You can embed parameters into the PATH_INFO portion on the URL. Any path information after the name of the file to execute or process (the CFM) file ends up in the CGI variable PATH_INFO. And you can use this to construct variable on the fly. So, suppose you had a template that took a parameter rec_id, you could use this URL: http://servername/record.cfm?rec_id=12345 Or, you could use the URL: http://servername/record.cfm/12345 In the latter, the PATH_INFO variable would contain /12345 and you could use that information to construct a rec_id variable on the fly. This way your pages will be indexes by spiders. URL: http://forums.allaire.com/DevConf/Thread.cfm?&Thread_ID=7132&mc=36
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Systemanage: CF Tips  - Here are various tips that may be of interest to CF developers. They represent lessons learned, tricks, or warnings regarding use of Cold Fusion. URL: http://www.systemanage.com/cff/cftips.cfm
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