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December 5, 2006

ColdFusion XML Form Components Now Online

Wim Dewijngaert wrote to tell me that ColdFusion XML form components is now online. This new site sells DHTML components designed to be used with ColdFusion <CFFORM FORMAT="XML">, and six components are currently available.

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Have you taken a look at mxajax? Or Activewidgets?

If so, I'd be curious to hear your take on any differences between the xml form components you posted and mxajax/activewidgets? I use mxajax and activewidgets and think both are pretty handy.

Thanks
# Posted By chris | 12/6/06 1:20 AM
ActiveWidgets are cool, but not integrated into XML CFFORMs. And they are MUCH, MUCH more expensive (USD 2450.00 for a site license).

MXajax is a library for CF ajax integration and needs programming. XML FORMS don't need a single line of code, they work just like ordinary forms. No other knowledge is needed.
# Posted By Wim | 12/6/06 2:39 AM
Odd, there doesn't appear to be any demos on the site.
# Posted By Nolan Dubeau | 12/6/06 4:07 PM

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