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<!--- 
Ex: <cfoutput>#listDirectChildren( 'My Title')#</cfoutput>
NOTE: Mura refers to children as "kids" in its internal methods and functions.
--->
<cffunction name="listDirectChildren">
	<cfargument name="parentname" required="true" />
	<!--- Local variable for use inside this function. --->
	<cfset var local = {} />
	<cfset local.str = '' />
	<cfset local.cBean = $.getBean('content').loadBy(title=arguments.parentname) />

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<cfset directChildren = $.content().getKidsQuery()>
<cfquery name="specificChild" dbtype="query">
	SELECT * FROM directChildren WHERE title = 'My Specific Title';
</cfquery>
<cfif specificChild.recordCount neq 0>
		<!--- The named child is present, so we'll do some stuff. --->
<cfelse>
		<!--- Do nothing. --->
</cfif>

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var myObject = {
    one: {
        two: {
            three: 'This is the string you want to see'
        }
    }
}


function getObjectProps(objTarget, strProp) {

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function getData() {
	// Fiddle example here: https://jsfiddle.net/briancribb/1j9kdy2q/


	// Using an array of data sources, so we can add or subtract them later if we want to.
	var that		= this,
		dfd_array	= [],
		dfd_sources	= {
			FIRST		: { path:'path/to/data/stuff.json'},
			SECOND		: { path:'path/to/data/stuff.json'}