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Documented

settings.ini.cfm Reference

http://docs.getmura.com/v6/installation-setup/settingsinicfm-reference/

admindomain=
adminemail=
adminssl=0
assetdir=
assetpath=

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//Credit: Ben Nadel: http://www.bennadel.com/blog/149-ask-ben-converting-a-query-to-a-struct.htm
private any function queryToStruct(required query query,boolean row=false ) {
	local.struct = structNew();
	if ( arguments.row ) {
		local.fromIndex = arguments.row;
		local.toIndex = arguments.row;
	} else {
		local.fromIndex = 1;
		local.toIndex = arguments.query.recordcount;
	}

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<cfsetting showdebugoutput="false" >

<cfset varName = "testVar#randRange(1,100)#">
<cfset evaluate("url.#varName# = 42") />

<cfset iterations = 100000>

<!--- test when variable is Defined --->
<cfset tickBegin = getTickCount()>
<cfloop from="1" to="#iterations#" index="i">

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<!--- In this example, MuraTweets is a plugin and TwitterTile is one of its display objects.
In my experience, this method of referencing the display will fail once in a blue moon.  Usually
fixable by simply doing an application reload. This snippet supplies a fallback in case, for some
reason, the plugin isn't registered within the MuraScope. --->
<cftry>
	#$.MuraTweets.TwitterTile($)#
	<cfcatch type="any">
		<cfset qryDisplayObjects = application.pluginManager.getDisplayObjectsBySiteID(siteID=$.event('siteID'))>

		<cfquery name="muraTweetsTwitterTile" dbtype="query">

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if(IsDefined("form.mailto") and isValid('email',form.mailTo)) { 

	mailSvc = new mail();
	mailSvc.setTo(form.mailto)
			.setFrom(form.mailFrom)
			.setSubject(form.subject)
			.setType("html"); 

	/* add mailparams */ 

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<cffunction name="dspEventDate" output="true">
	<cfargument type="any" name="contentBean" >

	<cfset var l = {} />
	<cfset l.displayStart = contentBean.getValue("displayStart") />
	<cfset l.displayStop = contentBean.getValue("displayStop") />
	<cfset l.displayInterval = contentBean.getValue("displayInterval") />
	<cfset l.returnVar = "" />

	<cfoutput>

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function onRenderEnd (required any $){
	request.__muraresponse__ = hideEmails(request.__muraresponse__);
}

string function hideEmails(required string contentBlock){
	local.emailRegEx = '[A-Z0-9._%+-]+@[A-Z0-9.-]+\.[A-Z]{2,}';

	//first do the mailto links
	local.mailToLinks = reMatchNoCase("mailto:#local.emailRegEx#", arguments.contentBlock);
	for(local.mailToLink in local.mailToLinks){

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<!---
Add this function to contentRender.cfc - appReload required.

Then reference by using the following:
#$.getContentRenderer().dspPluginDisplayObject('{plugin title}', '{display Object Name}')#
--->
<cffunction name="dspPluginDisplayObject" >
	<cfargument name="pluginTitle" type="string" required="true"/>
	<cfargument name="displayObjectName" type="string" required="true" />

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<cfset mytracepoint=$.initTracepoint("clever name for my tracepoint")>
<!--- All the things that I want to see how long they take --->
<cfset $.commitTracepoint(mytracepoint)>

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<!--- This snippet will display whatever is in the 2nd display region on a sub-page that you're iterating through --->


<!--- In this example subPage is a child from an iterator. eg: subPage = iterator.next() --->

#$.dspObjects(2,subPage.getValue('contentHistID'))#