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== Description ==  
 
== Description ==  
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Loads the CFJS jQuery Plug-in Headers if not loaded.
 
Loads the CFJS jQuery Plug-in Headers if not loaded.
  
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== Examples ==
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CFJS is a jquery plugin written by [http://cjordan.us/archives.cfm/category/cfjs Christopher Jordan] that contains a library of "ColdFusion style" functions (ie. ArrayLen(), GetListAt() and ListFindNoCase(), etc.) for use with jQuery/JavaScript code.
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=== Usage: ===
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Add the ADF loadJQuery() and loadCFJS() headers to the top of your custom script page:
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<source lang="cfm">
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<cfscript>
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    // load jQuery headers
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    application.ADF.scripts.loadJQuery();
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    // load jQuery CFJS headers
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    application.ADF.scripts.loadCFJS();
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</cfscript>
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</source>
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Using jQuery call the CFJS library functions:
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<source lang="javascript">
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<script>
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    jQuery(function(){
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// define a list
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        var numStrList = "One,Two,Three,Four,Five";
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        // use CFJS to get the value of the item at position 3 of the list
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var numStrText = jQuery.ListGetAt(numStrList,3,','); // list,position,delimiter
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        // output the value of the numStrText variable
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jQuery('#valueDisplayA').html(numStrText); // displays the string 'Three'
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        // use CFJS to find the position of the string 'Four' from the list
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        var strPos = jQuery.ListFindNoCase(numStrList,'Four',',');
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        // output the position of the string
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jQuery('#valueDisplayB').html(strPos);
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    });
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</script>
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</source>
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HTML:
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<source lang="html4strict">
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<div id="valueDisplayA"></div>
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<div id="valueDisplayB"></div>
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</source>
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Output:
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<source lang="java">
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Three
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4
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</source>
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=== References: ===
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A complete CFJS Function listing:<br>
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[http://cjordan.us/page.cfm/CFJS-function-listing-by-category/ Chris Jordan's Blog]
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Quick reference site for CF functions and function parameters:<br>
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[http://cfquickdocs.com/ cfquickdocs.com]

Latest revision as of 20:50, 13 August 2010

Attention: Do not change any text in the description, signature, and paramter sections.

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Description

Loads the CFJS jQuery Plug-in Headers if not loaded.

Signature

public void loadCFJS ( string version )

Parameters

Required Name Type Description
optional version string [Default: 1.1.9] CFJS version to load.

Examples

CFJS is a jquery plugin written by Christopher Jordan that contains a library of "ColdFusion style" functions (ie. ArrayLen(), GetListAt() and ListFindNoCase(), etc.) for use with jQuery/JavaScript code.

Usage:

Add the ADF loadJQuery() and loadCFJS() headers to the top of your custom script page:

<cfscript>
     // load jQuery headers
     application.ADF.scripts.loadJQuery();
     // load jQuery CFJS headers
     application.ADF.scripts.loadCFJS();
</cfscript>

Using jQuery call the CFJS library functions:

<script>
     jQuery(function(){
	// define a list
        var numStrList = "One,Two,Three,Four,Five";

        // use CFJS to get the value of the item at position 3 of the list
	var numStrText = jQuery.ListGetAt(numStrList,3,','); // list,position,delimiter

        // output the value of the numStrText variable 
	jQuery('#valueDisplayA').html(numStrText); // displays the string 'Three'
        
        // use CFJS to find the position of the string 'Four' from the list
        var strPos = jQuery.ListFindNoCase(numStrList,'Four',',');

        // output the position of the string
	jQuery('#valueDisplayB').html(strPos); 
     });
</script>

HTML:

<div id="valueDisplayA"></div>
<div id="valueDisplayB"></div>

Output:

Three
4

References:

A complete CFJS Function listing:
Chris Jordan's Blog

Quick reference site for CF functions and function parameters:
cfquickdocs.com