I already showed this project online, but not yet published as a project. That needed a bit of extra work, as I already explained in this earlier post.
But I just sacrificed part of my weekend to check the code, and add copyright notices, and here it is: the Subversion repository browser in Coldfusion!

Another plugin for mangoBlog, and another sleazy one: cfmlIncluder!

It gives you an extra text field in the edit post / edit page admin screen, to enter a path to a cfm file which will be included onto that page:

Nobody wants to edit their website templates unless they have to, right? That's what I needed to do in my mangoBlog.

Pretty sleazy, but works like a charm: the Extra HTML Content plugin! It adds HTML (or whatever you enter into the form) into the head and/or body part of your site:

As you might notice, this blog has a new design! No more light blue and white, and no more stupid ads.

Last time I changed layout, I manually edited the templates, which I didn't want to do now. But I did need to add custom javascript to the head of each page, and I have some special pages where I want to add include some of my own cfml. That's why I will be posting 2 new plugins in the near future: cfmlIncluder and Extra HTML Content. Yes, this post is more like a reminder to self :-/

I just came across a great article talking about Railo and Coldfusion in general. You can read it here: http://www.packtpub.com/article/introduction-to-railo-open-source

The article is written by Andrew Schwabe,which will discuss about Railo in general, Railo Vs ColdFusion and also see a few examples.