Adding a property to BlogCFC
The other title was, How I added the FeedBurer URL to BlogCFC - imagine whatever your prefer :o)
If you haven't heard Feedburner has recently been acquired by Google. Which as it seems with all Google acquisitions means us users end up getting something free out of it and to with keep up traditions Feedburner now offer their "Pro" services for free.
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Great idea - simple yet extremely effective. I've pondered adding something similar for the a couple of other files that are changed a lot such as:
stylesheet=mystyle.css
layoutcfm=my_layout.cfm
The layout could be used to replace the layout.cfm calls with a customized file instead of Ray's layout.cfm.
stylesheet=mystyle.css
layoutcfm=my_layout.cfm
The layout could be used to replace the layout.cfm calls with a customized file instead of Ray's layout.cfm.
I've done this to, and to be honest, was surprised that I needed to do step two.
It would be nice to be able to add the value in to the .ini file, and it show up with out then having to add the code to the core blog.CFC
Rather than hard coding the loading of the variables, just have it so it loops over them and loads them, as in the ini file will only work with simple name/value pairs...
I think I'll suggest this to the blogCFC team :-)
It would be nice to be able to add the value in to the .ini file, and it show up with out then having to add the code to the core blog.CFC
Rather than hard coding the loading of the variables, just have it so it loops over them and loads them, as in the ini file will only work with simple name/value pairs...
I think I'll suggest this to the blogCFC team :-)
