Let's kick off 2011 learning how we can make a simple task out of displaying complex data ....
Not your parent's trees: Displaying large sets of hierarchal data efficiently Parent-child relationships are everywhere: online stores (subcategories), organizational charts, online forums, you name it. Looping through these can be challenging, and often the easy way out is to kill your database with multiple queries. But there's an easier way .... Houston ColdFusion Users Group co-manager Eddie Pequeno will be showing us "Displaying Parent Child Database Relationships with ColdFusion and the Traverse Tree Custom Tag". You can take your query and output it in your view without having to make multiple round trips to the database or pulling your hair out with loops, using this custom tag. Eddie will be giving us a demonstration of the office management application he built, and explain how it saved him time. Free Food and Drink! We are pleased to announce that Paladin Consulting will be sponsoring our meetings for the first quarter of 2011! They'll be providing pizza and drinks. Paladin can help you find your next gig, or can help you with your staffing needs. Visit their site at www.paladin-inc.com or give them a call at 713-353-3963 The Bank of America Building is located in the Texas Medical Center, at the corner of Holcombe Boulevard and Main Street. It's an 18-story white building, with the Bank Of America logo on the side. The parking garage is detached from the main building. Park in the lower level area of the garage with signs denoting it as "Visitor Parking". Signage indicates there is a fee of $6 to park, but this fee is being waived for Houston ColdFusion User Group meeting attendees. Check out www.HouCFUG.org for more information, maps, etc... Billy Cravens -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the "Houston ColdFusion Users' Group" discussion list. To unsubscribe, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit http://groups.google.com/group/houcfug?hl=en
