Feature Focus: Custom Extensions

Custom Extensions

Associate your custom extensions with FusionDebug through our new preferences page. Page located in Windows, Preferences, FusionDebug, Configuration.

Custom ExtensionsIf your ".myExtension" is recognized by your CFML server, then simply add it to your list of accepted extensions and FusionDebug will treat them accordingly. ".html & .htm" included as default, along with the currently supported ".cfc, .cfm, .cfml". (These will still need to be setup on the CFML server as custom extensions, see below).

To allow ".html, .htm"To allow ".html, .htm" file types to be debugged you will need to specify the text editor (or editor of choice that works as a debugger for CFML e.g. CFEclipse) to be used over the default currently associated. Extensions and their associated editors are managed in Window, Preferences, General, Editors, File Associations tab.

 

Setup Guides

Railo: You will need to set up your CFML server to accept custom extensions (pdf)
ColdFusion: How to set up your CF server to accept custom extensions.

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