[KCFusion] CSV Driver in MX ?

2003-08-25 Thread Bradley Miller
Ah -- another wrinkle in the swap to a new server . . . . where's my CSV 
drivers in ColdFusion MX?   



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Re: [KCFusion] Weird problem

2003-08-14 Thread Bradley Miller
Actually -- just asked this question on the DevMX list and got a fast response:

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Yup, you have a multi-homing issue.  Do you have CFMX 6.1 yet?  If not, 
you'll have to dig into an XML file 
(http://blog.web-rat.com/archives/20.cfm) - If you do have CFMX 6.1, 
goto "Caching" in the CFAdmin and make sure that "Cache Web Server Path" is 
unchecked.

~Todd



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[KCFusion] Weird problem

2003-08-14 Thread Bradley Miller


I've got a very peculiar problem.  I have
Windows 2000 with ColdFusion MX.  So far I've only loaded a couple
of clients on this new box.   My problem is the mappings are
getting totally jacked up.   Here's the CF file:






This file should (in theory) get the c:\web\mywebsite-com\includes\
headers and footers.   Unfortunately, as soon as I start IIS,
whichever web site gets there first (pulled up) then becomes the one that
will display that header/footer combo.   WHY?  
Previously on my other box under CF4.5 it worked perfectly.  
It's like whatever site gets picked up first gets that header/footer
compiled and then left in memory ?  ? ? ? ?   Does that
make sense ? ? ? 



Re: [KCFusion] CF on Netscape and IE

2003-03-18 Thread Bradley Miller
Nonsense -- there is nothing to prohibit your web applications server from 
working with IE or Netscape.  I imagine it was some poor coding issues with 
the HTML that they have programmed from the ColdFusion side of things.  I 
try to go for usability on both browsers, but if there is something that 
only works in IE, I don't kick them off the site.  I might put a little 
"this is how this works on IE" message, or perhaps a workaround.   If it's 
something really intense, then I might suggest going to a Flash based user 
interface . . . then you are compatible not only between 
IE/Netscape/Opera/etc... but you can also be cross platform compatible with 
Mac/Windows/Linux.That's where things will be a lot easier in the future.

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[KCFusion] Macromedia Flash Remoting Update

2003-03-11 Thread Bradley Miller
From various sources, there is an update to Flash Remoting. Its includes 
changes and fixes for the Flash Remoting adapter, as well as the Flash 
Remoting components.  This fix will also be coming with the next ColdFusion 
MX udpater.  For more information:

http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash_remoting/releasenotes/mx/releasenotes_updater.html



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Re: [KCFusion] CF Updater

2003-03-04 Thread Bradley Miller
FYi:  I don't know the exact circumstances, but I've installed CFMX on two 
boxes now (Windows) and they've both taken the updater 2 with no problems.

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Re: [KCFusion] cfhttp vs soap

2003-01-17 Thread Bradley Miller
At 09:56 AM 1/17/03 -0600, you wrote: 

OK so what would be the difference if any if I used SOAP to get at information on another server or just using cfhttp and a scripting language on the remote server to do the processing. Speed im guessing but anything else?
A. 




The ColdFusion remoting server offers more than that -- it acts as a proxy server also.  There are quite a few sites you can find with more information.  




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RE: [KCFusion] Macromedia Studio MX

2003-01-03 Thread Bradley Miller
At 09:52 AM 1/3/03 -0600, you wrote: 
>>>>
One of my hosting clients s using MX and is having problems uploading larger files (jpg, Gifs) to the CF5 server. I think the problem is with him but I'm not sure I still use CF Studio.

 

Rick

The design software you use shouldn't make any difference on the uploads from a customer.  (How many diehard Notepad users are there still???)   The problem probably lies with the size of the file combined with the customer's connection speed.  I get a lot of problems when my real estate clients get a new digital camera.  They try to upload the 600K+ file up to the web server via a dial-up connection.  Before ColdFusion can do anything with it the server gets tired of waiting for the upload and it times them out.  A little education on the customer's part generally solves the problem.  My suggestions:

Customer side:
1) Always load off the harddrive
2) Resize before sending -- 40-50K is a good rule of thumb for a JPG

Server side:
1) Use timeout settings in ColdFusion for processing of scripts.  I forget what the normal setting is.

Hope this helps a bit!



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Re: [KCFusion] Custom 404 page

2002-11-11 Thread Bradley Miller
At 09:07 PM 11/11/02 -0600, you wrote: 
>>>>
Our site has been moved and some people have old Bookmarks so I set up a custom 404 page in IIS. It works with htm files but not for cfm files. Is there something I need to do in the Application.cfm file?


Here's a little bit of info on some nifty 404 tricks in ColdFusion, but I don't think this is what you are looking for:

http://www.biztool.com/magazines/cf_devop/archives/0201/morgan/

Here's a better answer:

How do I configure a custom page not found (404) error message for my CFM pages?

The "page not found" error message for .CFM files is configured differently than your site's default error message.

This is done through the use of the CFERROR tag within your application.cfm file.

And . . . as of ColdFusion 4.5:

Site-wide exception-handling templates

The ColdFusion Administrator's server settings page allows the site administrator to specify a default exception-handling template handler, and a "missing base template" handler. The default exception-handling template acts as if it were a  tag prepended to every request's Application.cfm.
Specifying exception-handling templates for missing templates

The site-wide missing template handler is only activated if the requested template cannot be found. If the requested template attempts to access a missing template, via  or other means, the CFML language processor will generate a TYPE="MISSINGINCLUDE" exception. This exception can be handled on an application-wide basis by inserting this tag into the Application.cfm file:


Future ColdFusion 4.5 checks for a site-wide missing template handler and make it the default MISSINGINCLUDE exception-handling template.

Hope this helps a bit!



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Blue Springs, Missouri
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