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November 10, 2006

JavaScript Version Of <CFDUMP>

Posted At : 11:20 AM
Related Categories: Stuff, ColdFusion

Here's a really nice JavaScript equivalent of ColdFusion's <CFDUMP> tag.

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I feel like it's Christmas!
I've been looking for something like that for months. I'm about to start a big AJAX project. And I was going to write a JS variable dumper if I couldn't find one.
But now I don't have to. :-)

# Posted By Chris Phillips | 11/10/06 3:16 PM

I've been using sdumper.js, included in the ajaxCFC distro and it works really well for Ajax sites. I'll have to check this one out...

# Posted By Rob Gonda | 11/10/06 7:45 PM

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