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//Place this code in your theme-leve eventHandler.cfc. 

public any function onAfterFormSubmitSave($) output="true"{

	if(len($.event('CONFIRMATIONEMAIL')) and isValid('email',$.event('CONFIRMATIONEMAIL'))) {

		local.formFields = deserializeJSON($.event('formbean').getbody()).form.fields;

		local.mailSvc = new mail();

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<!--- 
		A brief example on how to use the 'CustomUI' option when creating a class extension in Mura CMS.

		This example assumes you have an extended attribute called 'Page/Book'.
		It also assumes you have an attribute set using the 'CustomUI' container/tab assignment.
		Any extended attributes you assign to the attribute set, you are responsible for collecting
		that data using your own form fields. Make sure the 'name' and 'id' attributes match the
		names you've used when you created the extended attributes! For example, if you have an
		extended attribute with a name of 'bookPublisher', make sure you have a form field with an
		'id' and 'name' attribute of 'bookPublisher'. Check your casing too!

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//Place this function in a plugin's eventHandler.cfc.  It will redirect a member of "Plugin Users" to the plugin immediately upon logging in.
public any function onDashboardReplacement(required struct $){
	var returnString = "";

	//Does user have permission to the plugin?
	if(application.permUtility.getModulePerm(application[variables.framework.applicationKey].pluginConfig.getModuleID(), session.siteid)){
		if($.currentUser().isInGroup("Plugin Users") && ! $.currentUser().isInGroup("Admin")){
			returnString = "<script>
								location.href='#application.configBean.getContext()#/plugins/#variables.framework.package#/';

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/*Mura Nav Caching.

Set the nav caching to only cache 1 copy (no attaching an ID to the key)

Then put this in the javascript 
*/
//Active class for mobile nav - This is done so that we can cache the mobile nav once and apply the active class after rendering
activeID = $('body').attr('class').replace(/^sys/,'nav');
$('#'+activeID).addClass('active');
$('#'+activeID).parents('li').addClass('active');

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USE --DATABASE NAME
 
  
 
DECLARE @TableName varchar(255) 
DECLARE @TableSchema varchar(255) 
DECLARE @FULLNAME varchar(512)
  
 
DECLARE TableCursor CURSOR FOR 

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<cfscript>
var APIUtility = getBean('settingsManager').getSite({siteid}).getAPI('json', 'v1');
APIUtility.registerMethod(methodName='applyProperty', method=applyProperty);

public any function applyProperty() {
  // do something
}
</cfscript>

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/*
This borrows heavily from the work by Ray Camden 
https://www.raymondcamden.com/2012/01/04/Converting-XML-to-JSON-My-exploration-into-madness
https://gist.github.com/cfjedimaster/4580449

and redherring917 https://gist.github.com/redherring917/7929512

I had noticed that if the ending leaf was an array that the first element would be returned properly, but the subsequent values in the array would be return as a struct. 

*/

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component
	output="false"
	hint="I help to parse large XML files by matching patterns and then only parsing sub-nodes of the document." {


	public any function Init(required string Nodes, required string XmlFilePath, numeric BufferSize=(1024*1024*5)) {

		/*
			Create the regular expression pattern based on the
			node list. We have to match both standard nodes and

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using LCS.Core.Extensions;

//define collection
private ObservableCollection<KeyValuePair<eApplicantType, string>> ApplicantTypes { get; set; }

//populate collection eg. initialize()
this.ApplicantTypes = new ObservableCollection<KeyValuePair<eApplicantType, string>>();
foreach (eApplicantType type in Enum.GetValues(typeof(eApplicantType)))
{
    if (type == eApplicantType.NotSet) { continue; }

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@echo off

REM This file relies on the existence of C:\my.ini with the following contents
REM [client]
REM user=[username]
REM password=[password]

REM Ask user for dbname
SET /p dbname="Database Name: "