te, so to
speak. They appear to be spidering sites, building a list of form fields,
and sending an HTTP post to the action page.
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> From: Mike Kear [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I agree that using quirks mode is the way to go for the time
being. I use the following doctype, and I run into surprisingly few
cross-browser, cross-platform or backwards compatibility issues:
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is that trying to use standards
mode (as opposed to quirks mode), brings out the bugs and odd behavior in
older browsers. This leads to more development time and ugly hacks like the
ones you mentioned. Of course, I may have misunderstood Micha. :)
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quirks mode (see doctype switching).
For more information:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnie60/html
/cssenhancements.asp
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statement(s) to match. Thanks a
> bunch.
Try Fiddler.
http://www.fiddlertool.com
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e XHTML. If you don't
specifically test in older browsers, do you have a general feel for it? If
so, which doctype are you using?
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Mac installer. Fortunately, for Macromedia's sake, she chose not to write a
review.
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al sense.
Insulting someone because he's more concerned about meeting tangible
requirements than adhering to some pure aesthetic does not further your
argument.
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dware, I'd be interested in seeing them. Artificial test cases just
tell us possible sources.
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apps, gambling software and online games. I *believe* these are far
more common sources, but I've never seen any statistics. As an ISP and
computer sales/repair shop, we've been recommending Firefox as an
alternative and installing it on customers computers. However, it doesn't
see
se a combination of CGI variables () to
build the URL. You can treat the CGI.SCRIPT_NAME as a list delimited by "/".
If your files are in various sub-directories, then it's probably just as
easy to hard code a global variable that stores the relative portion of the
path.
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probably reduce the performance hit by using the cfcache tag. I
haven't specifically tested this, however: it wouldn't surprise me if
ColdFusion had been optimized to handle pages with no dynamic content
different than those with.
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ldFusion provide much more appropriate methods for code reuse.
There are other benefits to using custom tags, many of which I've noted.
I started out trying to convey that. :)
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re not building large
scale sites. Our sites tend to host under 1 million user sessions a month.
Most of our sites see much less than this. No single site requires more than
one Web server. When we load test, we're looking for bottlenecks, stability,
and performance under a moderate load.
T
x27;t
see any overwhelming performance issues. That's not to say they don't exist,
just that I seemed have gotten lucky...or my load testing was not very
accurate. :)
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ncludes.
> Michael has posed a personal opinion question - there is no right or
> wrong way - just different points of view. Next time respond to the
> question and do not rag on someones personal opinion because you don't
> agree.
Michael or Micha? Michael posed a
> ASP = Application Server Provider not Active Server Pages in this instance
Heh, I think we're all aware of that. But thanks for lookin' out -- or did
you just figure it out yourself?
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ll be hosted in an ASP environment.
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> Ben,
&
has any direct relevance? We have developed and/or currently host
several ASP style applications, some of which use the cfimport tag. The
static nature of the cfimport tag definitely affects the overall site
structure a bit, but I don't see how it precludes an entire class of
application
en specified (thisTag.hasEndTag); and 4) the ability to control the naming
of your tags (cfimport prefix attribute) and, by extension, their color
coding and such in your editor of choice.
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dbViewer seems to work using ODBC. Did you try setting up an ODBC data
source and pointing it at your Access database?
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> From: Dwayne Cole [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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uments and pass them in:
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#actorMetaData.hint#
Note that the "hint" key does not appear to exists if the hint attribute is
not defined. So, you'll have to check for its existance before attempting to
reference it. Seems like a bug to me, but that's the way it is.
sequent times. A lot of this is really just growing
pains. I understand that. However, I don't think that mitigates the need to
know a good deal about J2EE to build ColdFusion apps, nor the JVM to host
them.
I think we're just going to have to agr
tself as I have only a passing familiarity with
the language.
Regardless, thank you for the tips and links you've already provided.
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ns for the Windows Server 2000 box.
Thanks Micheal!
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> Sent: Monday, November 22, 2004 12:38 PM
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> Subject: RE: ColdFusio
ly care about the
durability of the application database, and, in general, we're only backing
up the application database.
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posed to a name space). The reason this is
done is because the data, which is usually many gigs in size, doesn't need
to be backed up. The application database, which is relatively small, is
backed up using standard database maintenance plans.
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ost non-ColdFusion sites. So,
when a ColdFusion problem starts affecting static sites, ASP.Net and classic
ASP sites, it's a pretty big issue for us.
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es, which can be cumbersome to work with.
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> From: Lawrence Ng [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2004 12:54 PM
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> Subject: image resizing
>
> hello,
>
Hello,
I'm looking for a way to determine the request timeout of the currently
executing page. As a point of reference, the following code returns the
request timeout configured in the ColdFusion administrator (30) rather than
the request timeout set in the cfsetting tag (100):
ServersAlive. The interface needs a bit of help, but it works and it's
cheap.
http://www.woodstone.nu/salive/
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