Coldfusion wrote:
> Besides creating images for each item that uses a particular font that may
> not be installed on the clients OS,
> I know there is a way to use CSS to embed the font within the webpage, but
> how reliable is it?
it's not.
There is a way for IE4 upwards, but that particular meth
+1 to JSMX
Have used both AjaxCFC and JSMX in production webapplications, and I
think JSMX is a bit easier to grasp and a more lightweight.
I have recommended AjaxCFC in the past and will continue to do so, but I
have to say JSMX is currently on top of my list.
I haven't checked any other ajax-l
Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) wrote:
> Errm, 301K now, damn those stats... :-)
>
300.001 right?
;)
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Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) wrote:
> But the fact is, if you wanted free ColdFusion, you would expect same
> functionality and performance as ColdFusion proper, which Smith cannot
> offer?
>
Speed... it can offer:
This code executed on both CFMX7 and Smith 1.25 results in Smith being
on average
so he should use 1=0
Mingo.
Doug Bezona wrote:
> The only problem I see is that if you end up with only an OR after the
> 1=1, the OR becomes essentially meaningless. 1=1 is always true, so all
> rows with the right id will be returned regardless of the OR clause.
>
>
>> -Original Message
Hi all,
I'm trying to connect to a SOAP webservice through either or
createObject() with no luck whatsoever.
1. The webservice is hosted on some other server through php, I should
be able to connect to it using my username and password and run
functions on it.
2. The webservice works if I try
We do it like this:
...
Will Tomlinson wrote:
> Figured someone would know and answer quicker than me testing this.
>
> Can you wrap a query with cftry inside a cftransaction?
>
> Thanks,
> Will
>
>
~~~
You can't keep people from using a good thing... Adobe should either
build a better tool or better facilitate (cf)Eclipse.
Mingo.
Tom Chiverton wrote:
> I think they are terrified that everyone will run Eclipse with plugins rather
> than Flex Builder.
~
There's also a smaller zip floating around the net:
http://www.cfreport.org/downloads/CF_FB_Extensions.zip
I really wish adobe would make this easier and better supported.
Mingo.
Sandra Clark wrote:
> Thanks, I ended up trying the Flex Builder download and doing that. I just
> hate the idea
free with sql server 200 is Sql Enterprise Manager's diagram tool.
Mingo.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm so sorry for posting this here, but I know there are a lot of sharp cf
> programmers that
> would have an opinion on this question.
>
> I'm looking for a free tool that will help to show me m
I'm also not aware of a way (other then java/flash) to do this client-side.
We do it the same way you described (but on the cffile, not on the
entire cgi.content_length).
daniel kessler wrote:
> Is there a way and if not, what do y'all do?
~~
No that's not it, 0 translates to false in CF.
So if myQuery.recordcount is 0, then would
return false.
My suspicion is that you have somewhere in your code a . Is the code you posted earlier the actual
code, or is it just an example? Becaus if you have tags after
the cfif, it would output wh
Except for Safari on Mac OS X of course... That one has native PDF reading.
Mingo.
Sandra Clark wrote:
> Its added in by the Adobe Acrobat Reader when its installed. None of today's
> browsers can read it natively that I know of
I'm entirely with you on this one, I was just telling how some CRM
software does it.
But what would you recommend? just a with 'enter your address
here:' or a couple of generic Address Line 1, Address Line 2, Postal/Zip
code, Province/State, City, Country (this is what most websites do today
I
Our CRM software uses templates to hold the different address styles.
It's in one database table, so it can be extended (currently 12 styles
and one 'other'). However I hate our CRM software, partly because of its
impossible database layout... so that's no help.
Anyways, here's one to add to yo
however the beta was here a couple of months ago, and a couple of RC's
between then and now as well, so you could have checked a lot of your
sites already.
Mingo.
Kevin Aebig wrote:
> Because it's being released as a patch in the next couple of weeks and I
> want to make sure all the standards
Ryan Stewart wrote:
> Quick question,
> What IDE/editor do you use for coldfusion development?
I'm Mingo and I'm a HomeSite+aholic.
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Alrighty, thanks Jochem, i'll definitely look into those, my main
resource now is (apart from teh intarweb) books online for MS SQL
Server, but I'd like to gain a more generalized knowledge about SQL.
And and that manual, aren't you supposed to rtf it?
Mingo.
Jochem van Dieten wrote:
> And of
Hey Jochem,
That's the kind of stuff more people need to know about. Do you have any
tips on good advanced SQL books? (Or should I have seen this in the
basic SQL books that are out there and did I just skip this bit.)
Thanks,
Mingo.
Jochem van Dieten wrote:
> SELECT * FROM table WHERE id =
Another nice C3 topic, James ;)
Mike Tangorre wrote:
> From: "Doug Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>> Was wondering who the best hosting companies were. Need to support mySql.
>>
> Search the archives at houseoffusion.com. This is a popular question that
> pops up about once a month... lots
stcFilters['filter_#i#'] works
Sung Woo wrote:
> I have a structure called stcFilters. In this structure, I have the
> following values:
>
> stcFilters.filter_1 = 100
> stcFilters.filter_2 = 200
>
> I want to show the value of these filters through a cfloop:
>
>
>
> #temp#
>
>
> I can
Jake Churchill wrote:
> I played with this a bit and it makes no sense. You can fix it by just
> using a table. Not as pretty but it gets the job done.
pff a table ;) so 1996...
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Like this?
Mingo.
Rick Root wrote:
> I'm having some trouble with CSS.
>
> I'd like to right align a 400px box to the right side of my page, and I
> want to LEFT align the text in the page. I've got it working in IE, but
> not Firefox.
>
> Here's the URL:
>
> https://www.cfr.duke.edu/ne
Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) wrote:
> What list? Thanks Charles Babcock, for your wonderful insghts...
>
> If you ever had to deal with constant rebooting of OS 9 and below you will
> know what I mean...multi-tasking was a thing it could only strive to have!
>
> OSX on the other hand...very nice
I
9.2.2 and if it were piss poor, it wouldn't have made this list:
http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/08/16/0125204
Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) wrote:
> For the record, I am not anti-Apple, well certainly since OSX! (9.5 and below
> were piss poor) I was just paraphrasing the iProduct piss
Doug wrote:
> Any suggestions
> on being able to tell if the tag is getting called upon?
put some text in it, to see if it is loaded...
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You have a point, so my best of both worlds solution is the #iif()#
construction, white space in order, readable, and not so complex it
can't be figured it out 5 years from now.
Mingo.
loathe wrote:
> I don't like implicit code. I want it to be very easy to understand. I know
> two years from
Tom Chiverton wrote:
> Well, I'd lay out nicer:
>
>
>
> selected
>
>>#text#
>
How is whitespace managed if you lay it out like that, I'm a bit
obsessive compulsive about that ;)
> :points at CFEclipse :-)
>
>
Yeah, yeah, I know, not an option... need rds on
Which is more readable is quite subjective, you probably find this more
readable:
selected>#text#
And I this:
#text#
Partly because homesite+ screws up the color coding and partly because i
don't like tags inside of tags (even if it's to different languages)
Anyways, I call potayto/p
Tom Chiverton wrote:
> I don't think anything involving iif and/or trim is nicer than a perfectly
> good if/else.
I do
:p
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eliminates the need for replacing extra _'s
Mingo.
Martyn Bowis wrote:
> Hi Lee,
>
> You are on the right track with ReReplace
>
> Try:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> The last 3 functions simply changes long series of into _ for
> neatness.
>
> Cheers,
> Martyn
>
>
> - Original Messa
This statement in itself is two sided already, so I'd say go with the
survey:
RobG wrote:
> "...right down to the same white spacing, line breaks, and even coding
> methodology (and I don't mean Fusebox)."
In my view this isn't necessarily a bad thing. If your coding standards
suck, and you do
Oh oh... you used the M-word, now I feel obligated to provide the
Firefox alternative;
http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/
Although I must say that Fiddler has more features.
Mingo.
Brad Wood wrote:
> Ever used MS Fiddler. It can be a very handy tool to track down pesky
> 404's you don't e
If you do this, you need to keep the vars on the server, and not put it
in the form fields. but otherwise i like it ;) it's simple and effective.
Mingo
Brian Dumbledore wrote:
> One of my colleagues had this idea..he is still testing it, but one of the
> form fields will be the exact time, afte
Of course I mend [^]
Mingo Hagen wrote:
> I'd say:
>
> reReplace( string, '[A-Z##*/-]+', '', 'all' )
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reReplace( string, '[A-Z##*/-]+', '', 'all' )
not sure if you need to escape the *, though.
Mingo.
Rick Root wrote:
> I need to remove all characters from a string that are *NOT* the following:
>
> A-Z
> #
> *
> /
> -
>
> currently, my regex looks like this:
>
> REReplace(las
Paul Hastings wrote:
> Mingo Hagen wrote:
>
>> Our applications (like the CMS) use different methodes; older apps use a
>> couple of large cf files containing all text labels inside
>> cf-structures, a different cfm file is loaded for a different language.
>&g
M...not sure what all it will do, but at this point I haven't needed any
> of it, so, that's another function I don't need and another reason not to
> spend another $1300 and toss 4.5 in the "Recycle Bin"...
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Mingo Hagen
Not to make your day any worse, but... I thought let's try that CF on a
Mac, let's just see if it runs, well guess what...
It works like a charm and on the first try, I installed using the ever
complicated 'next-next-finish' method.
My setup: iMac DV+ running Mac OS X 10.3.9 (perhaps that's the
For websites the clients takes care of the translation themselves using
the CMS (basically a website for each language).
Our applications (like the CMS) use different methodes; older apps use a
couple of large cf files containing all text labels inside
cf-structures, a different cfm file is load
I ment the other way around, 6+ is slower then 5-.
Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) wrote:
> COM is slower on 4.5? No way, and in some cases 4.5/5 is faster than MX code
> bases.
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It's slower (when stuff is not yet compiled), COM doesn't work the same,
uhm, you know, all kinds of good stuff! ;)
Mingo.
Rick Faircloth wrote:
> FWIW, tell me one thing that is dramatically different on the "user end" of a
> website experience that can be done with CF7 that can't with CF 4.5
No more beer for you.
Will Tomlinson wrote:
> I think this is lots more readable, no??
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I would do that a little different. You coul repeat the checkboxes like so:
On the other side of the form action you would receive a list of id's in
the form.isBannedUserID, like this: "1,2,3" for all checked inputs.
Which you could then directly use in an UPDATE sql statement. (WHERE
userI
dateAdd( 'd', 30, now())
Tim Laureska wrote:
> How do you set a variable to be 30 days from today?
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I'm all for this Mark, finally some uniformity, like in VisualStudio...
Mark Drew wrote:
>
> Since I want to spread this joy, I am making the next version of
> CFEclipse enforce this ;)
>
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You represent hope for all of us ;)
Anyway, on topic, I practice and preach
- cf-tags in lowercase,
- functions and variables in camelCase()
- SQL keywords in UPPERCASE, tablenames and the such in tbl_camelCase
I also prefix my variables with there data type (although CF is not
typed) like ta
SQL Server sucks at regexps, you have some rudimentary tools at your
disposal with the LIKE statement, but none that I could get to work, I
have in the past found a regexp stored procedure but that's just dog slow...
This is the like statement I tried:
SELECT * FROM listing
WHERE dir LIKE
You probably get all the chicks, with language like that :p
James Holmes wrote:
> As I use FOP to create PDF from our HTML, we need to conform to the
> XHTML spec or it won't transform.
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Hi all,
Does anyone know if the RDS implementation available for eclipse is
compatible with CF5? I'm trying to connect to a CF5 server which works
fine through HS+... no such luck as of yet in Eclipse. It errors out
with a very generic: "Unable to contact the RDS Server 'MyServername.'"
Thanks
You can use and for that.
Steve LaBadie wrote:
> Does CF have the capability to compare to form fields or do I just us
> JavaScript? I am not validating input to a database just want to make
> sure that the email address is entered properly.
~~
Great stuff, could you make a select box to filter the averages on country?
Mingo.
Matt Williams wrote:
> Come one, come all...
> An anonymous salary survey is available at
>
> http://keysym.org/cfs
>
> I didn't bother with any validation, so if you try to break it, you probably
> will. :)
>
> I'l
http://www.frappr.com/cfdevelopers
Dan Plesse wrote:
> It seems like a lot of employers are still very interested in the location
> of CF developers. Is there a
> google map where you can plug in your location for this very purpose? Would
> this help with the employment matching process?
~~
It gets even more complicated if you want to make that universal, here
in Holland the system is quite different...
Ken Ketsdever wrote:
> I think it would be useful to include a means of determining what
> benefits you get if any.
>
> This can quickly grow out of control, but some indicator wou
Your test code works fine on my machine, what version of CF are you
running where this code errors?
Andy Matthews wrote:
> I've got a query named getproj which returns columns named a1-a12.
>
> I've got a series of drop downs corresponding to the above column names
> which display values from 100
How many yes's would you like, I got a couple to get you started: yes
yes yes yes yes yes.
Mingo.
Matt Williams wrote:
> If people are interested, willing and not offended, I'll set up a quick
> anonymous poll so people here could enter their annual salary, city, state,
> country, years with CF,
Yeah they do, but substring wouldn't that be mid()?
Tom Donovan wrote:
>> is there any substring function for CF?
>>
>
> http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=ColdFusion_Documentation&file=0463.htm#1104504
>
> FindNoCase
>
> Mea
Apparently, they don't and I don't get why they don't, you would think
that they'd get some legal advice on such matters... Assuming that the
lawyers do know that they're worthless (the disclaimers, not the lawyers...)
Snake wrote:
> I wonder if companies realise just how worthless those disclai
As long as we're complaining... I hate those long disclaimers at the
bottom of your e-mail... last I heard, normal people don't have those,
Tom? ;-)
Although as I write this I see Thunderbird has been nice enough to auto
snip it off, because it's below two dashes... cool ;)
Mingo.
Tom Chivert
I feel a fight coming up...
Tom Chiverton wrote:
> Post at the bottom like normal people :-)
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What do you mean search on date values? inside a text or just a
dedicated date column? in case of the date column you can just say (with
cfqueryparams ofcourse):
WHERE YEAR( myDate ) = #year( myCFDate )#
AND MONTH( myDate ) = #month( myCFDate )#
AND DAY( myDate ) = #day( myCFD
Ok, I'm at a loss... anyone? Could it be the amount of items in the
query? Or some illegal characters?
Steve LaBadie wrote:
> If I format as HTML, or XML the cfselect will populate.
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You can't be sure, but you can stretch the timeout right in the schedule
task form in the administrator.
Andy Matthews wrote:
> I'm going to be running a scheduled task nightly. It looks like this:
>
> - Run a query (which will return probably around 130,000 rows).
> - Loop over that query and ru
The problem with that would be that every mail client (in every
different language) has it's own version of 'Original Message'.
Rick Faircloth wrote:
> I'd still like to see Michael implement some kind of automated
> trimming function for the mail. Perhaps it could leave the
> "Original Message"
Yes, if you drag it by the favicon
I Cartanga wrote:
> In IE, can I drag the URL from the Address box and instead of dropping it on
> the Links toolbar, drop it on a web text form and have it populate the input
> box?
> Thanks.
~
Hmm... your code ran fine on my machine
(http://mingo.e-linewebsolutions.nl/test/form.cfm)
The only thing I changed was the query, this leads me to think that your
query actually doesn't return any rows, could this be the case?
Steve LaBadie wrote:
> Here is the code:
> -snip-
>
~~
Okay, I think we can safely say that the problem is not your /CFIDE folder.
Does the flash form load? Do you get javascript errors? could you post
the code?
questions questions ;)
Steve LaBadie wrote:
> It ask me if I want to open or save this file
~~
But you can still access /CFIDE/scripts/cfform.js right?
Steve LaBadie wrote:
> Ok
>
> Now I get an error 403 - forbidden
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One major feature of IIS 6 is the increased 'security'. As in: switch
everything off until you tell it to switch on.
Not so important on a dev box, but when you don't know about it, it can
be a pain. Like when you offer a download of a mime type the server
doesn't know of, it just acts like the
Please kill directory browsing, at least on that folder ;)
Mingo.
Steve LaBadie wrote:
> It get ---
>
>
> localhost - /cfide/
>
>
>
>
> [To Parent Directory]
> Friday, July 28, 2006 10:13 AM adminapi
Check this post by Dan Vega
http://www.danvega.org/blog/index.cfm/2006/7/28/Eclipse-RDS-Support
I think it's only compatible with Eclipse 3.1
Mingo.
Chad Gray wrote:
> I can't get Eclipse to connect to our CF server with RDS.
>
> I copied the folder:
> com.adobe.rds.client_0.5.0.0043
>
> To th
ROFL
Rick Faircloth wrote:
> Now, Charlie... I don't know if that is an Amen to my previous
> post about leaving part of the previous response in the reply or what!
>
>
> Where's the part of the previous post! :o)
>
> Amen to what? :o)
>
> Rick
~~~
Error reporting feature is great, however, I got a message too long
error and it came through anyway... bug or feature?
Mingo.
Michael Dinowitz wrote:
> I've done a major redesign of the House of Fusion user interface as well as
> the backend system. Posting through the archives should work a
Is it possible you just have too many tables for CF to query in the
timeout given? If so, you might want to up the timeout using:
where XXX = time in seconds.
Mingo.
Terry C. Mergl wrote:
> Hi James: here is what I have.
OT: the error reporting is a great feature! thanks Michael ;)
~~~
Is it possible you just have too many tables for CF to query in the
timeout given? If so, you might want to up the timeout using:
where XXX = time in seconds.
Mingo.
Terry C. Mergl wrote:
> Hi James: here is what I have.
>
> name="getPI">
> SELECT object_name FROM user_objects WH
a while back I had the same problem, just gave up on it though...
Will Tomlinson wrote:
> Been havin the same problem here.
>
>
> Will
>
>
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You bet'cha got my first project in it too... not sure if it's ready for
prime time though... so i'm not tellin y'all, but you could of course
find it with some imagination ;)
I basically wanted to test the subversion repository... and it (of
course) works like a charm
Mingo.
Rick Root wrote
in safari and
> omniweb.
>
> I'll check into it (unless of course you want to fix it and post the code ;-)
>
> On 7/29/06, Mingo Hagen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> On the mac there was one issue with the graph, in safari and omniweb it
>> shows above
On the mac there was one issue with the graph, in safari and omniweb it
shows above the text, while in camino, firefox and opera it showed on
the right.
James Holmes wrote:
> Bah, last time I ask for feedback on a Friday ;-)
>
> Seriously, when people have time next week, if they can have a lo
I see everyone is feeling real productive this friday ;)
Mark Drew wrote:
> "What is the best CF IDE?" sheesh.. I think its textpad... isnt it?
>
> On 7/28/06, James Holmes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> First drafts of the ColdFusion Community Consensus pages are now
>> available for comment
Helm, looks interesting, thanks for that!
Mingo.
Jenny Gavin-Wear wrote:
> Just started using it here .. the one thing I wish it had was Maillist
> support and not the Distribution list included.
>
> Also works with Helm control panel :-)
>
> Really easy to install and admin.
>
> Jenny
>
>
>
Raymond Camden wrote:
> All our down as I fight my mail server. Folks, whatever you do, do not
> buy MailEnable. Ever. What does it do when something goes wrong? It
> makes 125,000 mail messages in the queue.
>
> Can anyone recommend a Windows-based alternative that would support
> multiple domains
Matt Robertson wrote:
> The Brain Jar menu carries a GNU General Public License. To quote from it:
>
> 2. b) You must cause any work that you distribute or publish, that in
> whole or in part contains or is derived from the Program or any
> part thereof, to be licensed as a whole at no
Dave Watts wrote:
>> In programming laziness is a good characteristic.
>>
>
> But you're not programming, you're trying to solve a problem. Laziness is
> not a good characteristic for problem-solving.
Okay... I was not referring to the problem solving part of being a
programmer, I was just t
Or get in an infinite loop once Jeremy or JJ buys out Adobe... and
changes it's name to Allaire
Mingo.
Mark Drew wrote:
> Just as a laugh I put in www.allaire.com which redirected me to
> www.macromedia.com and then, it redirected me to ww.adobe.com.
>
> I wonder if in a number of years, and ado
In programming laziness is a good characteristic.
Mingo.
Tom Chiverton wrote:
> On Tuesday 18 July 2006 07:19, Beru wrote:
>
>> So, does this silence mean that there's no solution?
>>
>
> Maybe you should be less lazy :-)
fusebox.org ?
Anbu Selvan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there any site to download the fusebox documents. I want a detail
> document about the fusebox structure and the usage.
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I should have replied earlier, but for the sake of completeness, the
Brainjar.com menu has always helped me out, we've even integrated it in
our CMS. Check it out at: http://www.brainjar.com/dhtml/menubar/ There
are other menu's out ther that have a smaller footprint, or some that
have an insan
Instead of a database, you could use a plain text file or an xml file.
Mingo.
Scott Newsome wrote:
> Mike thanks for your reply.
>
> The database option is not workable because if the database fails (which in
> the past has been our biggest headache). We wouldn't get any emails. I could
> see chec
Hmm, strange I remember it not working for me as well... is that
something that was fixed in CF>5
James Holmes wrote:
> It works fine for me in Oracle.
>
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Well... you could of course get Parallels or QEMU and install windows on
that and then get the free version of VirtualPC, or would that be
horribly slow?.
Mingo.
Rick Faircloth wrote:
> Sorry...I checked...looks like it $249 for Virtual PC for Mac...but who
> knows? Maybe they'll soon give
Yes you should!
If not for virtual servers then at least for testing on multiple
windows/linux configurations. Set one up identical to your clients
config, that should help in the development process. You could also set
one up as a development server, but I guess the speed would be an issue
the
Tom Chiverton wrote:
> On Friday 14 July 2006 09:46, James Holmes wrote:
>
>> if you have an idea for a name, as "The CF Best Solutions App Thingy"
>> won't look good in a web design :-) Perhaps just something like "Rated
>> CF Solutions" or similar?
>>
>
> cfSolutions ?
>
> Coldfusion Comm
Major update?! darn it, just installed the 5-0 version...
oh well, that way I have something to do over the weekend...
Mingo.
Munson, Jacob wrote:
>> From: Raymond Camden
>>
>> FYI, a major new release of BlogCFC will be released this weekend.
>>
>
> Good to hear. I'm planning on upgrading
Ben Nadel wrote:
> Jeff,
>
> I tend to use this doc type:
>
> "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd";>
>
> This is for several reasons:
>
> 1. I like to "believe" that I can create an xhtml standard compliant
> website... Sometimes that is wishful thinking, but I aim high.
>
> 2
James Holmes wrote:
> Sound good?
Sounds good to me! see you on your blog (wherever that will be ;) )
Mingo.
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James Holmes wrote:
> Well, I'd be willing to have a crack at this, if no-one else is really keen.
>
>
That's great! We could of course make it a community project, open
source and all... What would be a good place to start? a forum, a blog,
a custom design?
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Rick Root wrote:
> Munson, Jacob wrote:
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>> More OT: Why are you using IE for your personal surfing? ;)
>>
>
> Because 80% of the people using my web sites here at work are IE people,
> I find it easier to have IE be my primary browser at work. For a while,
> I had Firefox as my prim
Nice analogy ;)
It would also limit the amount of times the same discussion occurs (or
is it recurs), although it is fun to watch the frameworkswar.
Munson, Jacob wrote:
> Yeah, that does sound like a good idea. Especially if this new FAQ were
> publicly available, so that people that don't wan
cookbook site seems to almost be in stealth mode.We have over 100
> entries, all available via PDF, so the content is growing, but the
> traffic is still a bit light. Hopefully these posts will help drive
> some traffic to the site. :)
>
> On 7/12/06, Mingo Hagen <[EMAIL PROTE
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