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<!---
	You could always just use dspPrimaryNav(), but here's an easy way to output the top level nav items, 
	and have complete control over the rendered output.
--->
<cfoutput>
  <cfscript>
    it = $.getBean('content').loadBy(filename='').getKidsIterator();
  </cfscript>
  <cfif it.HasNext()>
    <nav>

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<cfscript>
public any function onAfterUserSave($) {
	// reference to new user bean
	var user = arguments.$.event('userBean');
	// reference to old user bean
	//var oldUserBean = arguments.$.getBean('user').loadBy(userid=user.getUserID());

	// reference to content item that will be the parent of the 'User' page
	var parentbean = $.getBean('content').loadBy(title='Reps');

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<!---
	https://gist.github.com/stevewithington/18a6ef38e7234f1e1fc3
	1) Drop this in your Site or Theme contentRenderer.cfc
	2) To use, drop the following line of code in your layout template, and modify as you wish:
		#$.getUpcomingEventsByFeedname(feedname='Your Feed Name', maxMonths=2, groupDailyEvents=true)#
--->
<cffunction name="getUpcomingEventsByFeedname">
	<cfargument name="feedName" type="string" required="true" />
	<cfargument name="maxMonths" type="numeric" default="3" />
	<cfargument name="groupDailyEvents" default="true" />

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<!--- 
	1) Drop this method in your /config/cfapplication.cfm and modify it as you wish.
	   For example, maybe you only want to allow front end tools if editing the site behind your firewall
--->
<cfscript>
  public boolean function getEnableFrontEndTools() {
    return getPageContext().getRequest().getServerName() == 'someURLAccessibleOnlyBehindYourFirewall.com';
  }
</cfscript>

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<cfscript>
  // This will NOT work unless you have 'allowlocalfiles=true' in /config/settings.ini.cfm

  // example path to files
  try {
    filepath = ExpandPath('./files');
  } catch(any e) {
    filepath = ExpandPath('./');
  }

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<cfset itKids = $.content().getKidsIterator() />
<cfif itKids.hasNext()>
	<ul>
		<cfloop condition="itKids.hasNext()">
			<li>
				<cfscript>
					 item = itKids.next();
					 fileid = item.getValue('fileid');

					 if ( item.hasImage() ) {

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<cfscript>
  // This will NOT work unless you have 'allowlocalfiles=true' in /config/settings.ini.cfm

  // read image info on local file for default value
  try {
    ir = ImageRead('steve-withington.jpg');
    img = ir.source;
  } catch(any e) {
    img = '';
  }

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<!--- See https://gist.github.com/stevewithington/18a6ef38e7234f1e1fc3 for a better example! --->
<cfscript>
	it = $.getBean('feed').loadBy(name='Your Feed Name').getIterator(
		from=Now()
		, to=DateAdd('m', 2, Now())
	);
	rs = $.getCalendarUtility().filterCalendarItems(it.getQuery(),0);
</cfscript>
<ul>
	<cfoutput query="rs" group="contentid">

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<cfscript>
	// 1) Drop these methods into your Theme or Site contentRenderer.cfc
	// 2) Create a component called 'Upcoming Events' and using the Mura tag, call [m]$.getUpcomingEvents(calendarid='Events')[/m]
	// 3) You can also control how many months of data you wish to retrieve and the maxItems to return
	//    For example: [m]$.getUpcomingEvents(calendarid='Events', months=3, maxItems=3)[/m]
	// NOTE: The code examples assume you have a 'Calendar' with a Title of 'Events'
	public any function getUpcomingEvents(
		string calendarid=''
		, string feedid = ''
		, numeric months=3

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<!--- 
	Place this method in your Site, Theme, or Plugin's eventHandler.cfc
	See http://docs.getmura.com/v6/back-end/events/content-tab-events/ for more Content Tab Events 
--->
<cffunction name="onContentTabBasicTopRender">
	<cfset var local = {} />
	<!--- This assumes you've created some extended attributes to account for each custom form field --->
	<cfsavecontent variable="local.str">
		<div class="fieldset">
			<div class="form-group control-group">