stevewithington

SET @someVar = 'someValue';

SELECT *
FROM t_sometable
WHERE CASE @someVar <> '' THEN someColumn = @someVar ELSE someColumn = '' END;

stevewithington

<!--- 
		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!

stevewithington

<!---
  1.  Create a "Class Extension" for Link / Video
  2.  Replace the existing dspCarouselByFeedName() method in the theme's contentRenderer.cfc with the one below
  3.  Go add some Link/Video content types to your content collection.
      For example, copy the YouTube "embed" video src link (Share > Embed) [e.g., https://www.youtube.com/embed/_l09H-3zzgA]
      and paste that into the "URL" field when creating a content item.
--->

	<cffunction name="dspCarouselByFeedName" output="false">
		<cfargument name="feedName" type="string" default="Slideshow" />

JamoCA

<CFSETTING ENABLECFOUTPUTONLY="Yes">
<!--- 4/2/2015 by SunStar Media http://www.sunstarmedia.com/ --->
<!--- more posts here: https://gamesover2600.tumblr.com/tagged/wkhtmltopdf --->
<CFPARAM NAME="Attributes.wkhtmltopdfEXEPath" DEFAULT="c:\Program Files\wkhtmltopdf\bin\wkhtmltopdf.exe">
<CFPARAM NAME="Attributes.ShowDebug" DEFAULT="no"><!--- Yes/No Shows inline results. (default = no) --->
<CFPARAM NAME="Attributes.DebugVar" DEFAULT="WKHMLTOPDF_Result" TYPE="variableName"><!--- Variable name w/PDF generation data. Optional --->
<CFPARAM NAME="Attributes.TimeOut" DEFAULT="60" TYPE="integer"><!--- CFExecute Timeout (Default = 60) --->

<CFPARAM NAME="Attributes.HeaderURL" DEFAULT=""><!--- Publicly accessible URL. Optional --->
<!--- TODO: Add HeaderSpacing --->

stevewithington

<cfscript>
// This Gist is very much related directly to https://gist.github.com/stevewithington/4742829 on how to import content via RSS.
// However, this is the main code
content = $.getBean('content').loadBy(remoteid = 'PrimaryKeyFromExternalDB');
content.setTitle('theTitle');
content.setMenuTitle(''); // we clear the other title fields so that Mura will auto-generate them based on the actual 'title'
content.setURLTitle('');
content.setHTMLTitle('');
content.setApproved(1);
content.setIsNav(0);

jeaguilar

Documented

settings.ini.cfm Reference

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

admindomain=
adminemail=
adminssl=0
assetdir=
assetpath=

stevewithington

<cfoutput>
	<cfset cats = 'Weather,Local News,Arts & Culture' />
	<ul>
		<cfloop array="#ListToArray(cats)#" index="c">
			<li>
				<h3>#HTMLEditFormat(c)#</h3>

				<cfscript>
					catBean = $.getBean('category').loadBy(name=c, siteid=$.event('siteid'));
					feed = $.getBean('feed');

stevewithington

<cfscript>
  // drop this in your Site eventHandler.cfc
	public any function onRenderStart(event, $) {
		arguments.$.event('altTheme', 'MyTheme');
	}
	
	// this assumes you have a theme directory called 'MyTheme' of course
</cfscript>

stevewithington

<cfscript>
	public any function onSiteRequestStart($) {
		param name='session.customsession' default=getDefaultCustomSessionSettings();

		// you could use whatever trigger you want to set your session var(s), but i'm just using something simple for this example
		if ( IsDefined('url.somekey') ) {
			lock scope='session' type='exclusive' timeout=10 {
				session.customsession = {
					somekey = url.somekey
					, dateinitalized = Now()

jsieber

.masonryItem { 
    width: 8.65%;
    margin-bottom: 10px;
    float: left;
}
.masonryItem.w2 {
    width: 19.5%;
    margin-bottom: 10px;
}
#masonryContainer {