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Creating custom URL patterns is a breeze in ColdFusion on Wheels. Learn how to build URL patterns using a feature called routes.

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Learn the mechanics of reading a single record from the database and displaying its data in the view. This example covers building a simple public user profile page.

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Learn how to set up simple user authentication on a website by using a Wheels feature called filters.

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Chris Peters stylizes form markup globally using a Wheels feature called global helpers. He then applies a simple style sheet in the application's default layout.

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Peter Amiri walks you through setting up a "Hello World" application using the ColdFusion on Wheels framework. Learn how to set up simple controller logic, display view files, link between views, and change the default home route.

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Chris Peters teaches you about more validation options and how you can add them to the registration form quickly and easily.

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Chris Peters finishes the "success" portion of the registration functionality by adding a success message to the Flash and redirecting the user to their home screen.

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Chris Peters adds data validation to the user registration form. He then demonstrates how this ties in nicely with the form helpers to show friendly errors caught by the validation.

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Chris Peters demonstrates how to bind a Wheels model object to a form through the use of form helpers. He then shows how a model object interacts with the database through the model object's save() method.

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Chris Peters starts the webcast series by demonstrating how to set up ColdFusion on Wheels. He shows how to configure a data source and test that it's working.

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