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New Documentation: Sending Files
November 1, 2008 by Chris Peters
Per whipped up a quick chapter on Sending Files with Wheels's sendFile() function.
You may feel that sending non-HTML files to the browser is a trivial task, but this functionality makes securing those files dead simple.
Thanks, Per!


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# Posted By Raul Riera | 11/1/08 10:47 AM
The documentation posted to cfwheels.com is the "official" documentation for the most recent release.
The Google Code wiki contains "bleeding edge" documentation that may or may not be edited. It also may reflect a version of Wheels that hasn't yet been released.
# Posted By Chris Peters | 11/1/08 2:23 PM
The documentation has a feature to post comments, which works cool, but has one issue. I just posted a comment with XML code, but is not appearing without the <xml> tags. I viewed the source and my tags are still there, only that they have not been converted to HTML entities.
http://www.cfwheels.com/docs/chapter/url%2drewriti...
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Sam
# Posted By Sam | 11/22/08 7:40 AM
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