RE: [KCFusion] Wednesday Meeting - 2nd location available, in Overland Park!

2003-09-02 Thread bnnwabu 
I'll attend at the Overland Park location.



-Original Message-
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Sent: Friday, August 29, 2003 12:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [KCFusion] Wednesday Meeting - 2nd location available, in Overland
Park!


Due to popular demand, we are making a 2nd location available for
Wednesday's meeting.

Centriq Solutions (centriq.com) and Thinq Digital (www.thinqdigital, an MM
Authorized Trainer) will be hosting the Overland Park meeting at 7950
College Boulevard.  

Our first location at UMKC will still be used (5150 Oak).


You should plan on arriving between 5:30 and 5:45.  The big presentation
starts at 6pm and is scheduled for 90 minutes with Q&A to follow (then the
raffle for a copy of Studio MX 2004!).  Pizza & coke will be available at
both locations.


Please RSVP (even if you have done so already) and let us know which
location you plan on attending.  We have capacity for a little about 45 in
OP and 55 at UMKC.  We have close to 50 reservations so far.  RSVP to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  or  [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Please check www.kcfusion.com on Saturday and AGAIN on Wednesday for
directions and additional information.  The site will be updated tonight to
reflect the 2nd location.


We are in need of the following: 

2 projectors as backups (1 per location)
large speakers or sound system for OP
volunteers to man the registration tables at both locations
corporate sponsors are always welcome
speakers for future meetings for each user group

Please let me know if you can assist.

Thanks,
Ryan, [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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KC Macromedia Multimedia User Group & Charmaine Keller-Hodges
Ron Ramphal with UMKC
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[KCFusion] Help please

2003-08-15 Thread bnnwabu 








We have just moved our first CFC application to the test
server and for some reason, the application doesn't seem to be able to
get to the CFCs, does anyone know what we might be living out here?

 

Thanks

 

Betty N. Nwabuonwu 
Business Systems
Design/Implementation
State Street - Kansas
  City 

 





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RE: [KCFusion] ColdFusion Query Times Out

2003-07-23 Thread bnnwabu 









You do realize the timeout attribute is in
milliseconds?  You are telling it to timeout after 260 milliseconds. 

 

-Original Message-
From: Bruce Phillips
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Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2003
11:59 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [KCFusion] ColdFusion
Query Times Out

 



Here is the query.  I'm able
to run this successfully on my ColdFusion Development Server, just not on my
web host's ColdFusion Server.





 






select submissions.*, presenters.*, categories.catname_display,
conferences.confName_display,conferences.confid,Submissions2Presenters.mainpresenter
from submissions 
JOIN conferences on submissions.confid = conferences.confid
JOIN categories on submissions.catid = categories.catid
JOIN Submissions2Presenters on Submissions2Presenters.Submissionid =
Submissions.submissionid
JOIN presenters ON Submissions2Presenters.presenterID = presenters.presenterid 
where submissions.confid = 
AND submissions.cancelled= 
AND submissions.rejected= 
order by categories.catname_display, submissions.submissionID,
assigned_session, Submissions2Presenters.MainPresenter DESC, lastname
,firstname






 





 





Bruce Phillips
Society of Teachers of Family Medicine
913-906-6000 ext 5405
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/23/03 12:01PM >>>





Mind if we see the query?





A.







- Original Message - 





From: Bruce Phillips 





To: >






Sent: Wednesday,
July 23, 2003 11:25 AM





Subject: [KCFusion]
ColdFusion Query Times Out





 





I have a complex query on a
template that times out every time after about 25 seconds.  I've tried
setting the timeout attribute in the CFQUERY tab, but that attribute appears to
be ignored.  





 





This is the error message I get:





 





Error Causing Template:
/sTFMPresenter/Admin/ReportReviewConf.cfm 
URL Variables Provided: confid=121&RequestTimeOut=10 
Error Message: The request has exceeded the allowable time limit Tag: CFQUERY 





I don't have access to the
ColdFusion Administrator since we have a separate web hosting company.





 





Any advice on how I can get long complex
queries to work would be appreciated.





 





Thank You,





 





Bruce





 





 





 





Bruce Phillips
Society of Teachers of Family Medicine
913-906-6000 ext 5405
[EMAIL PROTECTED]









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RE: [KCFusion] Select in Date Range

2003-02-10 Thread bnnwabu 
How is the column closed defined in the database? date or datetime?  What
dbms are you using? I believe some dbms won't let you compare date to
datetime. 



-Original Message-
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Subject: [KCFusion] Select in Date Range


Okay I know this should be easy but I am not having any success.  I want to
select betwee two dates.  Here is my query, what am I doing wrong.



select * from request where closed between '2002-10-01 00:00:00' AND
'2002-12-15 00:00:00'
order by closed





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RE: [KCFusion] Upcoming meeting - ideas

2003-02-04 Thread bnnwabu 
Interested in Flash Remoting (developing Flash/CF websites)

Will attend
Tuesday 
Prefer Metcalf but UMKC is fine too.

-Original Message-
From: Ryan Hartwich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 04, 2003 1:28 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [KCFusion] Upcoming meeting - ideas



I am hoping to put together an informal meeting early next week.  Here
are some ideas for what we can discuss:

General experiences with Flash Remoting (developing Flash/CF websites)
Current projects people are working on
Flash learning curve for CF developers
Upcoming meeting ideas
Pros/cons of CF certification

Will you attend? 
Which day would be better for you?  Tuesday or Wednesday?
Which location?  Overland Park (somewhere between College Boulevard &
130th & Metcalf) or UMKC?

Ryan


 
 
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RE: [KCFusion] same field names

2003-01-28 Thread bnnwabu 



How 
about alias your column in your query? 
 

    select parentTable.state as 
FullState, childTable.state as 
PartState
from 
.
 
 
 Qname.FullState, 

  -Original Message-From: Adaryl Wakefield 
  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 4:01 
  PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [KCFusion] same field 
  names
  It does not happen too often but every blue moon 
  or so I have a field that is named the same in two related tables. Usually I 
  just rename a field and go about my day. Nobody but me here really knows what 
  I'm up to anyway. Today I was making some tables and wound up with 
  this:
  parentTable.state
  childTable.state
  In the parent table the state is stored in full. 
  In the child table the state is stored as the two letter abbreviation for 
  addresses.
  The problem that I usually go right around is the 
  fact that to reference a result in a query you say:
  queryName.state
  but you can't specify which state you want. 
  
  I preparation for the day when I may have to 
  answer to someone and can't just rename a field, I was wondering if there was 
  a way to actually reference a field in cfoutput query that I was not 
  privy to.
  A.

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RE: [KCFusion] Thanks Ron

2002-10-03 Thread bnnwabu 
Title: Message



Thank 
you Ron.

  -Original Message-From: Ryan Hartwich 
  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Monday, September 02, 2002 9:03 
  AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [KCFusion] Thanks 
  Ron
  By the way, I would like to thank Ron 
  from Humankind Systems for his long term support of the user group.  Ron 
  (with Brian & Robin) lead the group for a few years and Ron has been very 
  kind in his free hosting of our domain/website and the 
  listserv.
   
  Thanks!

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2002-10-03 Thread bnnwabu 



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RE: [KCFusion] MM Meeting is CANCELLED! - possible reschedule

2002-09-23 Thread bnnwabu 

Starting to suspect?  Hmm, I thought they were all already certified 


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Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 4:16 PM
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Subject: RE: [KCFusion] MM Meeting is CANCELLED! - possible reschedule


Hey I'm starting to suspect some of you guys are nerds.


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Error: Please check the number and try again.



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RE: [KCFusion] KC CF employment opportunity

2002-09-18 Thread bnnwabu 

It's just ridiculous!!

-Original Message-
From: Jim T. Pickering [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 1:53 PM
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Subject: RE: [KCFusion] KC CF employment opportunity


Damn - I'm an Aries, guess I don't qualify.

I wonder if having a pulse is required?


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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On
Behalf Of Daryl Banttari
Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 1:47 PM
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Subject: Re: [KCFusion] KC CF employment opportunity

Candidate should also:

- Be able to do high-level management, yet retain a current, practical
knowledge of 80386 machine language and have memorized the complete
Win32
API;
- Have a Zodiac sign of Pisces, Virgo, or Leo.  Aquarius will not be
considered;
- Have between 18 and 24 months' practical experience in quantum
mechanics;
- Have studied golf at a university in Scotland;
- Served between 2 and 6 months in jail for a gross misdemeanor, but not
felony, offense;
And of course,
- This ten year IT vet should be willing to work for under $25/hr, with
the
employer's option to convert to a salaried position at half that rate.

Is it me, or are these job orders getting a bit ridiculous these days?

--Daryl

- Original Message -
From: "Ryan Hartwich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 1:24 PM
Subject: [KCFusion] KC CF employment opportunity


>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Subject: employment opportunity
>
> Skills Set:
> Candidate must have at least ten years of progressive IT software
> development and software management experience using structured system
> development methodologies as well as systems life cycle management
> methodology. Must have Four years of experience in designing Web
sites,
> integrating Web and Database applications, managing and controlling
> system development projects using system life cycle management, system
> development methodologies and structured analysis and design
techniques.
> Project experience must include client-server, web-enabled. and
> standalone applications. Detailed knowledge of Cold Fusion, Visual
Basic
> and C++.  Contract for hire position, must be willing to convert.
> Position is located  in Kansas City.
>
>
> John Triggs
> Senior Technical Recruiter
>
> Technisource
> 9300 West 110th Street, Suite 460
> Overland Park KS 66210
>
> 913-696-0808 ext.  227 local office phone
> 1-800-932-2372 toll free office phone
> 816-805-7250   mobile phone
>
> www.technisource.com
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RE: [KCFusion] deletes on database?

2002-09-12 Thread bnnwabu 

Ha!! Some of the CF developers on my team are better SQL writers than some
DBAs I know.!!

We also use stored proc for complex situations like Misty mentioned.

-Betty

-Original Message-
From: Misty Woodward [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 1:35 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [KCFusion] deletes on database?


Well I know some that use stored procedures for everything. For me, I try to
use them only when things get complex. For instance, Im writing an
application that goes into the database checks who a shipper is based on a
mailstop, based on that it does another query, takes the result of that
query and goes into another database pulls out the next tracking number then
calls another Oracle function within it. So you can see the more jumping
around i have do, the more it makes sense to do it on the Oracle box
instead.

The other reason regardless of what makes sense, is some companies force you
to put everything into stored procedures or functions no matter what. There
are a lot of companies now moving to not letting CF programmers write SQL
statements and instead having database guys do it because they are more
efficient in writing SQL (ya I dont buy that either) but it is thought to be
better. Make the database better by letting the people who specialize in it
write the queries. This makes sense I suppose but its a big increaser of
development time. Ive literally sat here twiddling my thumbs for hours
waiting on my DB guy to come back and load my oracle function for me to test
it. it sucks. But thats company processes at work! :)

Misty

-- Original Message --
From: "Adaryl Wakefield" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:  Thu, 12 Sep 2002 12:58:32 -0500

>Hey why is it every time I post something it generates an avalanche of
>activity. :-) Its like you guys forget this thing exist.
>So (and anybody can field this one) I was studying how to write stored
>procedures in SQL Server last night I was like..gee. thats a lot of
freaking
>work. So what would you say was the most appropriate time to use stored
>procedures vs. just putting it on the page.
>A.
>P.S. As a matter of fact Misty, no, I don't have a jobI'm a consultant!
>
>- Original Message -
>From: "Misty Woodward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 10:59 AM
>Subject: RE: [KCFusion] deletes on database?
>
>
>> In one of the projects I am working on now, they use Oracle stored
>functions only for database calls. When I first started doing it, I hated
>it. Honestly, I still hate it. From a development standpoint, as far as
time
>goes, i would say it takes longer than just writing it directly into CF.
>When Im coding in CF I just write out my CF query and move on.  When
writing
>Stored Functions your 8 line query turns into a huge function where you
have
>to declare varaibles, check for variabls, create the function, create your
>IN Variables, write in your return values, etc.  The part that Stored
>Functions shine in, is with code re-use. The function I wrote is to be used
>across 3 systems. Which means, I only have to change it in one place and I
>can manage all 3 sites with it.
>>
>> Misty
>>
>> -- Original Message --
>> From: "Glenn Crocker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Date:  Thu, 12 Sep 2002 10:50:12 -0500
>>
>> >MessageI generally don't do any JOINs in my CF code, instead using
>> >queries/views to accomplish them.  (Sometimes, when a parameter needs to
>be
>> >way inside a JOIN, I'll put one in CF.)  I haven't done the full-on
>stored
>> >procedure architecture, but most of my projects are just one or two
>> >developers, so it's not a big team thing with lots of turnover.
>> >
>> >-glenn
>> >
>> >  -Original Message-
>> >  From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
>> >Behalf Of Ryan Hartwich
>> >  Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2002 10:28 PM
>> >  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> >  Subject: RE: [KCFusion] deletes on database?
>> >
>> >
>> >  Adaryl,
>> >
>> >  Somewhere I interviewed or spoke with someone about this topic.  It
was
>my
>> >understanding that the individual coders being employed were generally
>not
>> >allowed to do any form of insert/update/delete into the database through
>> >their code.  They were however permitted to write Select statements to
>> >tables and/or views.   The coders were given a set of API calls
utilizing
>> >XML services internally to do the direct DB manipulation.  The idea was
>to
>> >force data integrity and consistency by only allowing data to be
modified
>> >through approved prebuilt modules.
>> >
>> >  A permutation of this would be to not permit inline DB calls in your
CF
>> >code and to call all DB statements via stored procedures.  I have heard
>this
>> >speeds up development, improves reusability, and quality.  I'm a bit
>> >skeptical of this however.  I have spent a fe

RE: [KCFusion] AOL Hyperlink

2002-02-19 Thread bnnwabu 

It appears that AOL client may be setup to recieve messages in plain text
instead of HTML. You may be able for force it by specifying type="HTML" in
your cfmail tag:

TYPE
Optional. Specifies extended type attributes for the message. Currently, the
only valid value for this attribute is "HTML". Specifying TYPE= "HTML"
informs the receiving email client that the message has embedded HTML tags
that need to be processed. This is only useful when sending messages to mail
clients that understand HTML (such as Netscape 2.0 and above email clients).


 

-Original Message-
From: James K Tieman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 18, 2002 2:52 PM
To: KCFusion
Subject: [KCFusion] AOL Hyperlink


I use CFMAIL to send a note with a hyperlink in it.  The link is fine on
everything but AOL.  It is just black text like the note and not clickable.
If that's a word...

 
 
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[KCFusion] Contracting in St. Louis

2001-11-26 Thread bnnwabu 

Know of anyone who is interested in contracting at St Louis  - ColdFusion
Development? ( 2 positions - 60 days, 1 position 21 days). 

Please respond offline.

Thanks
Betty 




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RE: [KCFusion] Magazines

2001-11-19 Thread bnnwabu 

I subscribe to the CF Developer Journal, I like it. I've never read the
CFAdvisor though.


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Subject: [KCFusion] Magazines


It has been recommended to me that I subscribe to the ColdFusion Developer's
Journal. I am aware of CFADVISOR also. Does anyone subscribe to either of
these? They are expensive, so I will only subscribe to one of them, if they
are worth while. Any better suggestions on journals?   

 
 
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RE: [KCFusion] Meeting tomorrow

2001-11-12 Thread bnnwabu 

So would I. Thanks

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I'd be interested.  Thanks.

-Original Message-
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Sent: Monday, November 12, 2001 1:26 PM
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I can present something for december or january's meeting about fusebox 3 if
anyone is interested, can't get stuff put  together before tomorrow though.

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From: Bakken, Kory [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 12, 2001 12:52 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: [KCFusion] Meeting tomorrow


Idea for meeting topic:

Has anybody had experience yet integrating dynamic Flash components into a
CF application?  I've seen some rudimentary examples, but nothing that blows
my socks off.

Kory Bakken

-Original Message-
From: Ryan Hartwich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 12, 2001 11:25 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [KCFusion] Meeting tomorrow


Mark,

Upcoming Topic?  It depends...what would you like to discuss/present :-)

Seriously.  It is not necessary/possible to have external speakers at
all meetings.  A few months ago I spent a few hours one day and found
some custom tags and insightful pieces of code I had created at work,
put them together into a 15 page handout, made a few copies and we spent
well over an hour discussing them.   They included a modification from
the CF Developers Journal of how to see who is online.

Here is a brief list of what we discussed:  (powerpoint presentation
available upon request)

CFHTTP example - local machine connecting to SSL encrypted site using

Tracking the IP # of all 'active' sessions
Viewing Application/Session variables
Deleting all session variables
2 XML examples using MS XML Parser
1 SOAP example using MS SOAP Toolkit



In direct answer to your question:  We do not at this time have any
content scheduled for our meeting tomorrow.  Hopefully a few of us will
come up with some brief topics to discuss prior to tomorrow evening.

Ryan


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What is the upcoming topic?

Mark Kirkbride
Information System Specialist
FBD Consulting, Inc.
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[KCFusion] CF & MySql Support

2001-09-07 Thread bnnwabu 

Hello all,
Does anyone know of a reliable hosting company that supports both CF and
MySQL database ?

Thank you
Betty


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RE: [KCFusion] Meeting

2001-07-09 Thread bnnwabu 

Please do share.

-Original Message-
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Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 12:47 PM
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Subject: Re: [KCFusion] Meeting


I have to admit as soon as I installed CF 5 I started right in on the user
defined functions. I didn't much care for the approach of cfincluding
functions at the top of the page so I came up with a way to load all the
function for an application once per the life of the application. I would be
happy to share my techniques with any of you.

Bryan

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Subject: RE: [KCFusion] Meeting


| I am interested in the new functionality for CF5.  We have installed it,
but
| have not had time to put it to use yet.  If anyone has had success using
the
| new  capability, archival, or , I would be interested in
| seeing demonstrations of all of those.
|
| -Original Message-
| From: Bryan LaPlante [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
| Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 12:28 PM
| To: [ KCFusion ]
| Subject: [KCFusion] Meeting
|
|
| I see that Ryan has been trying to get some response from the group about
| what your interests are. I have been involved with this group for about a
| year now and I have noticed that we are a very quiet group. I don't know
if
| that means that we are all CF guru's or if it means that the majority of
our
| day is spent dealing with other technologies that consume our time and
| interests. I remember when I first started in IT my first language was
Java.
| I was about to jump off the nearest cliff for the lack of resources that
| were available to me. After getting a handle on Internet technologies I
| wanted to help others get through the experience of learning a new
language.
|
| There are about 10 core people that are always ready to help others in
this
| group and I bet they had a similar experience to mine when they were
| starting out. It would be kind of nice if we could all respond to them
when
| they ask us if there is anything we would like to talk about. I am not
| complaining about meeting attendance or the lack of speakers but in the
| spirit of the way Ron Hornbaker started this group we should be free to
talk
| about any kind of technology that a CF developer is faced with.
|
| Any one that wants to give a presentation or suggest a focus for a meeting
| all you have to do is email one of the directors and we will give you any
| help you need to find answers to your issues. If any of us would do that
| then once a month there would be some idea of common issues that the
| community have been faced with and thus a subject for the meeting. I don't
| think that I can stand up once a month and entertain you, so the
alternative
| is to let the group know if there is anything that you need help with.
Some
| one mentioned that the group seems to be more responsive to the subject of
| Java (integration with CF, JRun, how to write a JavaBean) and so on, if
that
| is what everyone is interested in then lets do it.
|
| If I don't get at least 10 responses about covering some subject I will
call
| Ron Ramphal and tell him to let our meeting room go to some other group
that
| might need it.
|
| Bryan LaPlante
| 816-347-8220
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| http://www.netwebapps.com
| Web Development
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RE: [KCFusion] Needing help with CF development standards

2001-06-14 Thread bnnwabu 

Thank you all for your responses and suggestions, I appreciate it.  

Thanxx
-Betty


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Simple standards (my site on CF):
http://www.cfprimer.com/

More complex standards, targeted for workgroup development:
http://www.fusebox.org/

Daryl

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Subject: [KCFusion] Needing help with CF development standards


Does anyone out there know of a good place to find suggestions on
development standards for ColdFusion ?  We have started to put one together
but are not finding it as easy as it was for us when we did one for
Powerbuilder.

Does anyone know of a good resource to use in doing this ? As our CF
development staff grows, I begin to worry that if we don't have a good one
in place, the new converts who are use to having it in previous development
languages might become easily frustrated with learning and using CF.

Any suggestions welcome and appreciated.

Thanxx

Betty N. Nwabuonwu
State Street - Kansas City



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[KCFusion] Needing help with CF development standards

2001-06-14 Thread bnnwabu 

Does anyone out there know of a good place to find suggestions on
development standards for ColdFusion ?  We have started to put one together
but are not finding it as easy as it was for us when we did one for
Powerbuilder.

Does anyone know of a good resource to use in doing this ? As our CF
development staff grows, I begin to worry that if we don't have a good one
in place, the new converts who are use to having it in previous development
languages might become easily frustrated with learning and using CF.

Any suggestions welcome and appreciated.

Thanxx

Betty N. Nwabuonwu
State Street - Kansas City



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RE: [KCFusion] When/Where?

2001-04-19 Thread bnnwabu 

To whom should we R.S.V.P. ?

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Subject: RE: [KCFusion] When/Where?


Yes

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Are we supposed to RSVP for the 25th?


Billy Cox
Intranet/Extranet Development
Sprint PCS
(816) 559-5672 (voice)
(816) 559-5603 (fax)



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What time/what location is the meeting?  It is tonight correct?

=
Veni, Vedi, Velcro.
I came, I saw, I stuck with it.

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RE: [KCFusion] UltraDev

2001-03-29 Thread bnnwabu 



Oh yeah...oops.

  -Original Message-From: Daryl Banttari 
  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 9:51 
  AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: [KCFusion]
  UltraDev
  Remember, both products are made by the same 
  company now ;-)
   
  Daryl Banttari
  Macromedia Consulting
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AM
Subject: RE: [KCFusion] UltraDev

Did you really mean to send this mail to a
ColdFusion User Group and NOT the UltraDev User 
Group ?

  -Original Message-From: Rick Eidson 
  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 8:40 
  AMTo: KCCFUG (E-mail)Subject: [KCFusion] 
  UltraDev
  
  I 
  am using Studio should I move to 
  UltraDev?
   
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RE: [KCFusion] UltraDev

2001-03-29 Thread bnnwabu 



Did you really mean to send this mail to a ColdFusion 
User Group and NOT the UltraDev User Group 
?

  -Original Message-From: Rick Eidson 
  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 8:40
  AMTo: KCCFUG (E-mail)Subject: [KCFusion] 
  UltraDev
  
  I am 
  using Studio should I move to UltraDev?
   
  Rick

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RE: [KCFusion] Newbie's Unite

2001-01-11 Thread bnnwabu 

I totally agree with Jason.  Having attended only one meeting myself, maybe
I shouldn't complain either.  However, the apparent lack of planning,
organization, focus and agenda was an immediate turn off for me.  I was an
active member of the Powerbuilder Users Group and I think one of the things
that made the meetings exciting and well attended was the planning.  Prior
to each meeting, usually a week in advance, the agenda was sent out to
members. Sometimes, we had a round table where members discussed
Lessons-learned.  At other meetings, we had presenters.  Whatever the case,
there was always an agenda.

It was not a stiff-neck-all-too-formal kind of meeting, matter of fact, we
spent the first fifteen minutes discussing problems that any member may be
struggling with and almost-always, somebody else had a solution to the
problems.

Like I said, I've only attended one meeting thus far but from the tone of
these emails, it sounds like my observations are still holding true.

My 2 cents...

-Betty



 

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Subject: RE: [KCFusion] Newbie's Unite


I agree with Bret. I was a member of the original CFUG (anyone remember
that???). The last meeting of the original CFUG there were exactly three
people there: me, Aleks (who came with me), and Ron Ramphal (who was there
because he was hosting the meeting). The pattern like we are seeing now had
appeared before that final meeting: unorganization, sagging attendance, no
set schedule, no focus, etc. I personally haven't been to a current CFUG
meeting for several months just because I haven't felt it was worth the time
to drive to UMKC (I am in Gardner).

I felt the best meetings I went to were the ones when Ron Hornbaker was
running the show by himself. There was structure and a topic we could look
forward to. Scott Beach also did an excellent job, but he moved to another
part of the country.

If we started planning for the next meeting well in advance, have a main
topic, start and end on time, limit outside talking and discussion, and have
someone to moderate and keep things moving, everyone might be more
interested in participate. I personally have no interest in doing a group
project, I have no extra time. I also don't have time to be the moderator or
event chairman, hopefully someone can step into that role and be successful.

There are only two reasons I come to the meetings: 1. To learn something I
didn't already know and 2. To network with other KC CF programmers. Never
know when I might need a new job!

Jason Nokes, Director of Web Development
DistributorCentral
http://www.distributorcentral.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
888-516-7401 phone/fax 



-Original Message-
From: Bret Hedenkamp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 1:42 PM
To: JamieTieman
Subject: RE: [KCFusion] Newbie's Unite


I am wholeheartedly behind those sentiments.  However, I am not even 
qualified to be a newbie yet.

I will say that of the three KCCFUG meetings that I have gone to (and it has

been over 6 months) there was a trend (can you ascertain a trend after 3 
meetings ?).  Typically, the meetings took a long time to get under way and 
proceeded along with little focus and the level of discussion was very 
stratospheric.  I have noticed through the list serve that topics still are 
not well planned out in advance.

I am just an interested observer still at this point, and unfortunately this

is the only useful input I can provide - for now.

Bret

= Original Message from JamieTieman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> at 1/10/01 
1:18 pm
>After the meeting last night most of you realize that I have no problem
>trying to represent the individuals new to CF.  So, if Roger wants to build
>NASA a program to monitor the burn rate of the Shuttles solid rocket
>booster, fantastic.  There really are Rocket Scientist.  It's the RS that
we
>need at the CFUG to get us over the hump and into Programming Land.  I am
>impressed by that level of knowledge and it is probably where most of us
>would like to be someday.  But let's face facts, most new CF people don't
>have the time or money to go to Atlanta or Boston and learn what's in the
>manuals.  We can all read!!!  It is the application  of that information
>that we desire.  The CFUG has the potential, no the responsibility, to
bring
>the CF community (new and old) together.  Besides, the price is right!  If
>you agree or disagree, that's cool, just respond and let's wake up the list
>to the fact that we are out here.  Bret, waste some space and let us know
>what you think, too.
>
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RE: [KCFusion] KCFusion project

2001-01-09 Thread bnnwabu 

The project management idea sounds great.

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Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 3:06 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [KCFusion] KCFusion project


How about something we can all use?  Like a project management
intra/extranet where customers can track project and task status, as well as
discuss tasks with the developers in a discussion forum style with automatic
e-mail cc'ing

I have some [working] starter code along these lines that I can donate, so
long as the end result will be GPL'ed.

Daryl

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Subject: RE: [KCFusion] KCFusion project


> > If we can get together on an application I will get allaire to send a
mass
> > mail about the project to the KC area so we can pull in some more
> > folks. If
> > we can come up with something with mass appeal that would be good.
>
> My vote for an application would be a killer groupware-type system for the
> kcfusion.org site itself... we could then share it with other cfugs. You
> know the type: calendar, polling, filesharing, Allaire news, jobs,
> discussion forum, chatroom. We could call it CFUG-Portal or something.
>
> The big impediment to this (from my perspective at least) is that most of
us
> already have jobs that keep us busy, and finding time to work on an app
for
> the fun of it is tough. Perhaps as incentive we could offer the
open-source
> code to whomever chipped-in and helped.
>
> I'd vote to spec it to strict Fusebox methodology, so we could keep it
> modular and manage the inevitable multi-developer spaghettification. And
we
> could design it fairly generic so it would be suitable for most any
> company's intranet solution.
>
> just a thought...
>
> Ron
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[KCFusion] Help Wanted

2001-01-04 Thread bnnwabu 

Should I post this here ? I'm not sure, but I thought you might know someone
who's looking for a job.  I have a position to fill, the following are the
qualifications:  

Qualifications include 3-5 years of applications development experience, a
bachelor's degree in Computer Science or equivalent; strong knowledge of SQL
preferably Oracle and Sybase. At least 1 year experience with Internet
languages such as ColdFusion, Java, HTML, JavaScript, ASP and similar Web
technologies. Strong problem solving skills required with the ability to
communicate technical information to non-technical people.


I apologize in advance if this isn't the proper channel to communicate this
information.

Thanxx

Betty N. Nwabuonwu
State Street - Kansas City



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RE: [KCFusion] Dynamic ORDER BY

2000-12-05 Thread bnnwabu 

Keith,
If your debug settings is on, can you see exactly what the sql that is being
sent to the server looks like ? 
Have you ed your variable "VarName" to see exactly what's it
contains?

I know these are such basic suggestions and you've probably done these
already, but I just can't see anything wrong.  BTW, in your variable
definition, are you sure you are setting that variable (VarName) to exactly
the column name as it is in the database ?  'Cos it could be that both
columns 1 & 2 are actually being ignored but because of the way the data is
stored in the database, it appears that column1 is actually used in the
sorting.

My 2 cents.

-Betty

-Original Message-
From: Keith Purtell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 3:37 PM
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Subject: [KCFusion] Dynamic ORDER BY


I have an odd SQL problem in CFQUERY. I'm trying to make an ORDER BY section
dynamic. I don't get error messages, but the second ORDER BY parameter is
ignored. Here's a chart of the results. Is there a workaround? (We're on
CF4.0, NT4, SP5.)

ORDER BY Column1, Column2-  this works very well

ORDER BY #VarName#, Column2  -  ignores Column2

 - CFIF statement here -
ORDER BY Column1, Column2-  ignores Column2
 - /CFIF -

Keith Purtell, Web Designer
VantageMed Corporation

 
 
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RE: [KCFusion] While were on the subject

2000-12-05 Thread bnnwabu 

We use CFTransaction for all our update, delete and insert queries.  However
we also use the  &  within the  to catch
database errors.  We have not ventured to used  by itself.  

Betty

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Depends.  Most DBMS'es will not allow you to roll back table manipulation
commands.

CFTransaction is typically used to ensure that a given set of individual
updates leave the database in the state where either (all updates happened)
or (none of the updates happened), and is not one of the top 10 most-used
tags.

Daryl

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Subject: [KCFusion] While were on the subject


> Has anyone used CFTRANSACTION? is that goofy example in the doc's correct?
I
> am trying to create alter and or delete database tables on the fly based
on
> the needs of my current application, I know this sounds wacky but trust me
> there is a method to the madness.
> I am wondering if cftransaction will manage those types of queries.
Anybody
> know?
>
> Bryan LaPlante
> 816-347-8220
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[KCFusion] Job openning

2000-07-31 Thread bnnwabu 

Please contact me off the list at [EMAIL PROTECTED] if you are
interested or know someone who is.


Responsibilities include coding, testing and maintaining new and existing
interfaces/reports for internal operations and external clients; creating
user and technical documentation. 

Qualifications include a B.S. in Computer Science or equivalent with 2 or
more years of programming experience; 
understanding of web/internet and database concepts; experience with
internet languages such as HTML, ColdFusion, Java, Java Script,CGI, PERL/ASP
and similar Web technologies; 
strong problem solving skills; 

SQL and/or Client Server knowledge helpful; and ability to communicate
technical information to non-technical people.



Betty  N. Nwabuonwu
State Street - Kansas City



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