Re: Taking the Vista Plunge

2007-02-17 Thread Rick Root
On 2/16/07, Eric Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I would compare the features before settling on Home. Business and
 Ultimate have more features than home does...especially in dealing with
 networking.


I went through some Vista Training.. 2 days of it with Mark Minasi (who is a
VERY good speaker!) Ultimate contains the features of Business and
Home Premium.

Home Premium does not include the drive encryption capabilities.. it DOES
include IIS (I posted a link to the MS web site earlier in this thread) and
it DOES include the media center functionality (someone mentioned earlier
that that only Ultimate had the media center functionality, and that's not
true)

I personally would go with Premium for a home computer, since I have no need
of logging into a domain and I don't really feel the need to encrypt my
entire hard drive.  If you want the hard drive encryption you've got to go
with Business, Enterprise, or Ultimate.

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/windowsvista/editions/default.mspx

Rick

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cffile is not waiting for cfexecute to finish.

2007-02-17 Thread Casey Dougall
I would have though by placing a timeout on cfexecute, the remainder of the
script would hold off before running it's stuff. Doesn't seem to be working.
I'm converting an excel document to html and this process works fine. As
soon as this has finished I need to read one of the files so I can grab the
worksheet names. I'm getting File Not Found errors, and the file is there
but I think it's because I need another 15 to 30 seconds before it's ready.

Anyone have a suggestion for pausing a template?

-- 
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Re: CF+jQuery Click Drag Sorting Demo

2007-02-17 Thread Rey Bango
Great work Michael!

I'm so happy to see people taking the ball with jQuery and really coming 
up with cool samples. Looks like a pretty straightforward use of the 
sortables plugin. Very nice.

It was pretty easy to build that wasn't it? :o)

Be sure to post this on the jQuery mailing list 
(http://jquery.com/discuss/) so that you can get people to eval your 
code and offer suggestions.

Rey Bango...
jQuery Project Team

Michael E. Carluen wrote:
 Rick F or anyone else who is interested:
 
 I just put up a quick working demo of CF using jQuery with 
 the Interface Sortable and Draggable Plugins.  The demo saves the serialized
 sorted list into a mySql database.  Included on the demo page is a link to
 the complete .cfm code
 
 You can further optimize the code by going straight to an ajax post. (I only
 did it the long way just to mimic what I have mentioned to Rick earlier in
 this thread.)
 
 Goto: http://www.365labs.net/cf_jquery/interface/form_sort.cfm
 
 Have fun,
 
 Michael
 
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Josh Nathanson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 9:32 AM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Re: How to re-order items?

 Hi Rick,

 You don't want to add 10, you want to multiply by 10.  So you are looping
 the data:

 cfoutput query=getAgents

 Your cfquery would look like

 UPDATE AgentsTable
 SET displayorder = #currentRow# * 10
 WHERE AgentID = #AgentID#

 /cfoutput

 This will insert 10, 20, 30 etc. as the display order.

 -- Josh 

 - Original Message -
 From: Rick Faircloth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
 Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2007 7:47 PM
 Subject: RE: How to re-order items?


 That sounds like the approach I'm currently using in principle,
 I'm just doing the insert correct number here approach.

 Two questions...

 1) For my approach, I can't figure out how to loop the query,
 assign the CurrentRow value to the Display_Order number,
 then add 10 that number.  My loops aren't changing the Display_Order
 number.
 Suggestions?

 2) For your approach, want to share the js solution?  I'm not much of
 a javascript coder, but perhaps it's doable...

 Thanks for the feedback, Dennis.

 Rick

 -Original Message-
 From: Dennis Powers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2007 6:00 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: RE: How to re-order items?

 the best approach to ordering the display of Real Estate agents
 In just about all the applications we develop where sort order is
 required
 I
 supply a sort field which is a numeric (int) field in the table.  I
 create
 a page that retrieves the records to be sorted and displays the relevant
 part of the records ie: picture name, product name ...etc in a form
 select
 box. then use a javascript routine to allow them to click on an item and
 move the items up or down in the order.  The form gets submitted and the
 result page gets a list of ID's in sorted order. I loop through the ID's
 incrementing a counter and update the sort field for each ID with the
 counter.

 This gives the user full visual control without the insert correct
 number
 here problem.



 Best Regards,

 Dennis Powers
 UXB Internet - A website design and Hosting Company
 690 Wolcott Road
 P.O. Box 6029
 Wolcott, CT  06716
 Tel: (203)879-2844
 http://www.uxbinternet.com/
 http://www.uxb.net/







 
 

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Re: CF+jQuery Click Drag Sorting Demo

2007-02-17 Thread Rey Bango
Great work Michael!

I'm so happy to see people taking the ball with jQuery and really coming
up with cool samples. Looks like a pretty straightforward use of the
sortables plugin. Very nice.

It was pretty easy to build that wasn't it? :o)

Be sure to post this on the jQuery mailing list
(http://jquery.com/discuss/) so that you can get people to eval your
code and offer suggestions.

Rey Bango...
jQuery Project Team

Michael E. Carluen wrote:
 Rick F or anyone else who is interested:
 
 I just put up a quick working demo of CF using jQuery with 
 the Interface Sortable and Draggable Plugins.  The demo saves the serialized
 sorted list into a mySql database.  Included on the demo page is a link to
 the complete .cfm code
 
 You can further optimize the code by going straight to an ajax post. (I only
 did it the long way just to mimic what I have mentioned to Rick earlier in
 this thread.)
 
 Goto: http://www.365labs.net/cf_jquery/interface/form_sort.cfm
 
 Have fun,
 
 Michael
 
 

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Re: cffile is not waiting for cfexecute to finish.

2007-02-17 Thread Kris Jones
You could do a cffile check for the existence of the file (inside a
try/catch) in a loop with a limit to make sure the file is there
before doing the read.

 I would have though by placing a timeout on cfexecute, the remainder of the
 script would hold off before running it's stuff. Doesn't seem to be working.
 I'm converting an excel document to html and this process works fine. As
 soon as this has finished I need to read one of the files so I can grab the
 worksheet names. I'm getting File Not Found errors, and the file is there
 but I think it's because I need another 15 to 30 seconds before it's ready.

 Anyone have a suggestion for pausing a template?

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Re: CFAkismet - anyone used it - how good is it?

2007-02-17 Thread jonese
we use it on our corporate blog (blog.d-p.com) and a few of our client sites
as well. So far it's awesome. it catches probably about 95% of the spam on
our corporate blog (but we don't have that high a traffic) and fairs just as
well on our client sites. With a letter extra coding on the interface side
you can make it easy to delete those comments which are reported as spam as
well as deal with reporting misses and ham.

jonese

On 2/17/07, Jacob Munson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I looked at CFAkismet and it seems pretty cool.  I can't say enough
 good about Akismet, it's just plain awesome.  Personally, I use my own
 project called CFFormProtect (http://cfformprotect.riaforge.org),
 which also has Akismet integration.  The difference my project offers
 is that it does a few other tests as well, to validate the message
 before it is posted.  Things like checking of the user moved their
 mouse, if they typed on their keyboard, and a couple of others.  I
 have had a minor amount of spam comments get captured by my other
 tests, where Akismet didn't flag it as spam.  But those are few and
 far between.

 Anyway, above all, check out CFAkismet, CFFormProtect, or write your
 own Akismet interface (it's not very hard).  The big draw for me with
 all of these options is that your users don't have to do anything
 additional to 'prove' they're human when they submit your forms.  With
 things like Akismet and CFFormProtect, the burden of proof is placed
 on the spammer, to demonstrate that they aren't a spam bot.  And they
 usually aren't able to do that.  This also removes the problems that
 CAPTCHA presents for accessibility.

 On 2/16/07, Mike Kear [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Spam bots are starting to annoy me.  They're getting to the point
  where they're like flies - bloody persistent and while hot stopping my
  activity, they're taking up too much of my time.   I've been watching
  the discussion here and trying some of the things discussed, but on
  another list unrelated to coldfusion, someone bragged that since using
  AKismet:
 
  [quote]
  I have yet to have legitimate spam hit my site (and have had to rescue
  only one false positive), I delete two to five spam emails a day (and
  rescue about one false positive a month), and have never had a virus.
  That seems like a fine ration to me.
  [/quote]
 
  So that got my attention, and I started looking into it.  And i found
  there's a CFC available called CFAkismet.
 
  So i wondered if anyone had used it and had any kind of success with it?
 
 
  Cheers
  Mike Kear
  Windsor, NSW, Australia
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  AFP Webworks
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Re: Using wget to execute .cfm files

2007-02-17 Thread Scott Stewart
When we run the template (it's supposed to upload data from an Excel 
spreadsheet to a database) wget returns HTML, like it tried to do a direct 
read of the template instead of executing the contents via the ColdFusion 
server.

The tempmlate works when it's called from a browser.

sas
- Original Message - 
From: Jim Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Friday, February 16, 2007 12:38 PM
Subject: Re: Using wget to execute .cfm files


 Scott Stewart wrote:
 I downloaded wget to use to execute .cfm files in a batch file. Does 
 anyone
 have experience using this with url variables. We're getting weird 
 results..
 and I need to know if I'm missing something.


 I have batch files that use URL variables in them with wget and they
 work fine.  Define weird results.

 

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RE: Taking the Vista Plunge

2007-02-17 Thread Dave Watts
 Home Premium does not include the drive encryption 
 capabilities.. it DOES include IIS (I posted a link to the MS 
 web site earlier in this thread) and it DOES include the 
 media center functionality (someone mentioned earlier that 
 that only Ultimate had the media center functionality, and 
 that's not true)

I wasn't aware that Home Premium included IIS.

Ultimate is the only version that allows you to join a domain, and also has
media center functionality. I wrote earlier in the thread that I would
probably use Ultimate for this reason. Being able to join a Windows domain
is a necessity for me.

For drive encryption, I'd rather use TrueCrypt, I think.

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RE: Using wget to execute .cfm files

2007-02-17 Thread Dave Watts
 When we run the template (it's supposed to upload data from 
 an Excel spreadsheet to a database) wget returns HTML, like 
 it tried to do a direct read of the template instead of 
 executing the contents via the ColdFusion server.
 
 The tempmlate works when it's called from a browser.

Does your template redirect the user to another page? Does your template do
user agent checking?

For all intents and purposes, wget IS a browser - it just doesn't have a
GUI.

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RE: Using wget to execute .cfm files

2007-02-17 Thread Jim Davis
 -Original Message-
 From: Scott Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2007 12:11 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Re: Using wget to execute .cfm files
 
 When we run the template (it's supposed to upload data from an Excel
 spreadsheet to a database) wget returns HTML, like it tried to do a direct
 read of the template instead of executing the contents via the ColdFusion
 server.
 
 The tempmlate works when it's called from a browser.

Is the URL you're using in the batch file the same as the URL you use in the
browser?

You have to call the template via the web server, not the file system.  If
you do the latter then you'll just get the file - CF will never run.

Jim Davis



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Re: CFAkismet - anyone used it - how good is it?

2007-02-17 Thread Barney Boisvert
I use Akismet through WordPress (what I use for my blog), and it's
awesome.  I've yet to see a legit comment marked as spam, and it
misses probably 5 in 1000 spams.  Since it's a hosted service, I'd
wager that the interface (CF vs PHP vs Java, etc) wouldn't have any
effect on performance.  Not to mention the fact that you get the
benefit of having everyone helping to train the detection engine,
rather than just you.

cheers,
barneyb

On 2/16/07, Mike Kear [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Spam bots are starting to annoy me.  They're getting to the point
 where they're like flies - bloody persistent and while hot stopping my
 activity, they're taking up too much of my time.   I've been watching
 the discussion here and trying some of the things discussed, but on
 another list unrelated to coldfusion, someone bragged that since using
 AKismet:

 [quote]
 I have yet to have legitimate spam hit my site (and have had to rescue
 only one false positive), I delete two to five spam emails a day (and
 rescue about one false positive a month), and have never had a virus.
 That seems like a fine ration to me.
 [/quote]

 So that got my attention, and I started looking into it.  And i found
 there's a CFC available called CFAkismet.

 So i wondered if anyone had used it and had any kind of success with it?


 Cheers
 Mike Kear
 Windsor, NSW, Australia
 Adobe Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer
 AFP Webworks
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Re: Using wget to execute .cfm files

2007-02-17 Thread Rick Root
On 2/17/07, Scott Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 When we run the template (it's supposed to upload data from an Excel
 spreadsheet to a database) wget returns HTML, like it tried to do a direct
 read of the template instead of executing the contents via the ColdFusion
 server.


I've said it before in this thread.  You CANNOT execute CFM files directly.
wget is a utility for making http calls.  So you use wget to have the web
server execute the CFM file.

There is no way to execute CFM files without doing it via the web server.

THIS will not work:

wget foo.cfm
wget C:/inetpub/wwwroot/foo.cfm

THIS will work:

wget http://www.yourdomain.com/foo.cfm

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Re: Taking the Vista Plunge

2007-02-17 Thread Rick Root
On 2/17/07, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 I wasn't aware that Home Premium included IIS.


http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/library/86026b03-18b0-4c42-9884-5af83226e2bd1033.mspx?mfr=true



 For drive encryption, I'd rather use TrueCrypt, I think.


We use PGP to encrypt our hard drives at work - even our desktops, not just
the laptops.. works pretty well, though it makes me nervous =)

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RE: CF+jQuery Click Drag Sorting Demo

2007-02-17 Thread Michael E. Carluen
Thanks Rey. Will do... I'm sure that anyone can cut the sample code down by
as much as 30%.  As you said, it is quite easy especially when developing a
new app.  
However, for most CF developers, the challenge has been the 'makeover' of
legacy apps with the latest JS libraries- specifically: modernizing the UI
and incorporating ajax.  jQuery, by far, is the easiest to implement into
existing CF code.  By that I mean, you can modernize your UI and form
processing without completely re-writing your page.
Again thanks,
Michael



 -Original Message-
 From: Rey Bango [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2007 7:20 AM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Re: CF+jQuery Click Drag Sorting Demo
 
 Great work Michael!
 
 I'm so happy to see people taking the ball with jQuery and really coming
 up with cool samples. Looks like a pretty straightforward use of the
 sortables plugin. Very nice.
 
 It was pretty easy to build that wasn't it? :o)
 
 Be sure to post this on the jQuery mailing list
 (http://jquery.com/discuss/) so that you can get people to eval your
 code and offer suggestions.
 
 Rey Bango...
 jQuery Project Team
 
 Michael E. Carluen wrote:
  Rick F or anyone else who is interested:
 
  I just put up a quick working demo of CF using jQuery with
  the Interface Sortable and Draggable Plugins.  The demo saves the
 serialized
  sorted list into a mySql database.  Included on the demo page is a link
 to
  the complete .cfm code
 
  You can further optimize the code by going straight to an ajax post. (I
 only
  did it the long way just to mimic what I have mentioned to Rick
 earlier in
  this thread.)
 
  Goto: http://www.365labs.net/cf_jquery/interface/form_sort.cfm
 
  Have fun,
 
  Michael
 
 
 
 

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Re: CF+jQuery Click Drag Sorting Demo

2007-02-17 Thread Rey Bango
I think you hit it right on the head. jQuery's DOM-centric approach 
makes it very easy to create new UI experiences. Couple that with the 
great plugins available and there's no reason why any app can't have 
some cool new features incorporated into it.

Also, the only other community that I've found that is anywhere near as 
helpful as the jQuery community is found right here on CF-Talk.

Rey...

Michael E. Carluen wrote:
 Thanks Rey. Will do... I'm sure that anyone can cut the sample code down by
 as much as 30%.  As you said, it is quite easy especially when developing a
 new app.  
 However, for most CF developers, the challenge has been the 'makeover' of
 legacy apps with the latest JS libraries- specifically: modernizing the UI
 and incorporating ajax.  jQuery, by far, is the easiest to implement into
 existing CF code.  By that I mean, you can modernize your UI and form
 processing without completely re-writing your page.
 Again thanks,
 Michael
 
 
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Rey Bango [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2007 7:20 AM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Re: CF+jQuery Click Drag Sorting Demo

 Great work Michael!

 I'm so happy to see people taking the ball with jQuery and really coming
 up with cool samples. Looks like a pretty straightforward use of the
 sortables plugin. Very nice.

 It was pretty easy to build that wasn't it? :o)

 Be sure to post this on the jQuery mailing list
 (http://jquery.com/discuss/) so that you can get people to eval your
 code and offer suggestions.

 Rey Bango...
 jQuery Project Team

 Michael E. Carluen wrote:
 Rick F or anyone else who is interested:

 I just put up a quick working demo of CF using jQuery with
 the Interface Sortable and Draggable Plugins.  The demo saves the
 serialized
 sorted list into a mySql database.  Included on the demo page is a link
 to
 the complete .cfm code

 You can further optimize the code by going straight to an ajax post. (I
 only
 did it the long way just to mimic what I have mentioned to Rick
 earlier in
 this thread.)

 Goto: http://www.365labs.net/cf_jquery/interface/form_sort.cfm

 Have fun,

 Michael



 
 

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Re: Taking the Vista Plunge

2007-02-17 Thread Dave l
I did put the business version on my mac, and all I gotta say is what a 
gigantic piece of crap vista is, honestly, I was hoping there was something on 
there that made me go wow but there isnt, too little too late..

Im surely not going to be installing cfm on there or anything else, i just want 
it to check browsers.

I had installed it for about 5 minutes before i started screaming YES I WANNA 
F*CKIN USE THAT F*CKIN PROGRAM WITHOUT U F*CKIN ASKIN ME ME EVERY F*CKIN TIME I 
WANNA USE THE F*CKIN THING OR I WOULDNT HAVE F*CKIN CLICKED ON IT TO USE 
IT!!! H

Is windows so bad now that its come to that?
I made a lil sceencam of just trying to use ccleaner ( i even made it in wmv 
for you windows ppl ;) )
http://www.jamwerx.com/vistafun.wmv




I'm sure dave the disruptor has tested it extensively. :)

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Re: cffile is not waiting for cfexecute to finish.

2007-02-17 Thread Mik Muller
Or this...

cfloop condition=not fileExists(absolute_path)/cfloop

Michael


At 11:01 AM 2/17/2007, you wrote:
You could do a cffile check for the existence of the file (inside a
try/catch) in a loop with a limit to make sure the file is there
before doing the read.

 I would have though by placing a timeout on cfexecute, the remainder of the
 script would hold off before running it's stuff. Doesn't seem to be working.
 I'm converting an excel document to html and this process works fine. As
 soon as this has finished I need to read one of the files so I can grab the
 worksheet names. I'm getting File Not Found errors, and the file is there
 but I think it's because I need another 15 to 30 seconds before it's ready.

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Re: Taking the Vista Plunge

2007-02-17 Thread Doug Brown
Arg!!! I suppose I will be happy with XP :) Maybe linux would be a nice
change of pace too.



Doug B.



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Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2007 5:06 PM
Subject: Re: Taking the Vista Plunge


 I did put the business version on my mac, and all I gotta say is what a
gigantic piece of crap vista is, honestly, I was hoping there was something
on there that made me go wow but there isnt, too little too late..

 Im surely not going to be installing cfm on there or anything else, i just
want it to check browsers.

 I had installed it for about 5 minutes before i started screaming YES I
WANNA F*CKIN USE THAT F*CKIN PROGRAM WITHOUT U F*CKIN ASKIN ME ME EVERY
F*CKIN TIME I WANNA USE THE F*CKIN THING OR I WOULDNT HAVE F*CKIN CLICKED ON
IT TO USE IT!!! H

 Is windows so bad now that its come to that?
 I made a lil sceencam of just trying to use ccleaner ( i even made it in
wmv for you windows ppl ;) )
 http://www.jamwerx.com/vistafun.wmv




 I'm sure dave the disruptor has tested it extensively. :)
 
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RE: Taking the Vista Plunge

2007-02-17 Thread Eric J. Hoffman
Lowest Common Denominator rears its ugly head.

I turned that off before I got a self-esteem complex.  LOL






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From: Dave l [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
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Subject: Re: Taking the Vista Plunge

I did put the business version on my mac, and all I gotta say is what a
gigantic piece of crap vista is, honestly, I was hoping there was
something on there that made me go wow but there isnt, too little too
late..

Im surely not going to be installing cfm on there or anything else, i
just want it to check browsers.

I had installed it for about 5 minutes before i started screaming YES I
WANNA F*CKIN USE THAT F*CKIN PROGRAM WITHOUT U F*CKIN ASKIN ME ME EVERY
F*CKIN TIME I WANNA USE THE F*CKIN THING OR I WOULDNT HAVE F*CKIN
CLICKED ON IT TO USE IT!!!
H

Is windows so bad now that its come to that?
I made a lil sceencam of just trying to use ccleaner ( i even made it in
wmv for you windows ppl ;) )
http://www.jamwerx.com/vistafun.wmv




I'm sure dave the disruptor has tested it extensively. :)

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variable name radio button in a loop

2007-02-17 Thread Les Mizzell
Seems this would work, but it doesn't.
What would be the best way to handle this?

1. cfloop from=1 to=8 index=i
2.
3.  input name=II_C_convert#i#
4.   type=radio
5.   value=yes
6.   cfif getapp.II_C_convert#i# EQ yes
7.  checked=checked
8.   /cfif
9.   /

/cfloop


The input name seems to work. It's the cfif statement that trips it up...

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RE: Taking the Vista Plunge

2007-02-17 Thread Terry Troxel
I am not bashing here, but I had a co-worker who needed to
edit an excel workbook and let me send it back to Corporate
while we were at a convention.
She had just gotten her laptop before our trip with Vista
and Office 2007.
After using help, etc. and 20 minutes I will never get back,
trying to save it as an Office 2003 compat file I put her on
my xp laptop and was done in a minute or two.

After reading about Vista it seems like forever, this seems
like when we went from dos to windows. If you put it on an
existing machine it will probably crawl I have read.
And it looks at first glance they have totally changed the
look/feel so a lot of people who aren't techies will be
basically starting over, and buying new hardware as well
too.

Then there's our 3d party software we are just realising to
our dealers nationwide that gets installed on laptops for in
home sales. They just informed me it will not run on Vista
yet..That's the reason we were at the dealer convention
to launch their new software. They are blaming it on 3d
party tools they license to write their .net software
package.

I have already had 20 calls from dealers stating Dell does
not sell anything but Vista.

Oh well I gues it could be worse.

I think MS will either make a major killing here or a lot
more Macs and Linux boxes will come into Corporate America.

Terry 

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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Taking the Vista Plunge

OK, so I am going to take the Vista plunge this weekend.
What is the minimum version I need to run SQL Server 2000,
CF7 and IIS?

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Re: Taking the Vista Plunge

2007-02-17 Thread Dave l
say what you will but thats the way it is on vista.
granted, maybe there is a way around that but if I wanted to try and polish a 
turn, i'd just rub Will's balding head.

The funny thing is I seam to recall a lot of windows ppl on here making fun of 
macs when it was a bit of a pita to install cfm on the new intels, i must admit 
this is now rather amusing watching the black kettle.

I can't wait for the complaining to start at Adobe cause the cfmx 7 doesnt easy 
install on vista and how dare Adobe let that happen, after all they have had 
like 200 years to get ready for vista




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Re: variable name radio button in a loop

2007-02-17 Thread Les Mizzell
It's late and I'm an idiot!

The answer is:

input name=II_C_convert#i#
type=radio
value=yes /Yes
   cfif evaluate(getapp.II_C_convert#i#) EQ yes
  checked=checked
   /cfif

I either need to get some sleep or drink some more Jolt...



 Seems this would work, but it doesn't.
 What would be the best way to handle this?
 
 1. cfloop from=1 to=8 index=i
 2.
 3.  input name=II_C_convert#i#
 4.   type=radio
 5.   value=yes
 6.   cfif getapp.II_C_convert#i# EQ yes
 7.  checked=checked
 8.   /cfif
 9.   /
 
 /cfloop

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cache one big query or many smaller ones

2007-02-17 Thread stylo stylo
What makes best sense in a shopping cart system with about 1500 products (and 
all the usual price, new, sale, photo, description, dateadded, etc, columns), 
to do one big query of all of them together and keep it cached and then for 
each category and individual pages, do a query of query against it, or just do 
and cache each smaller query, no big one?

We're on a shared host too.

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RE: variable name radio button in a loop

2007-02-17 Thread Bobby Hartsfield
getapp['II_C_convert'  i]

-Original Message-
From: Les Mizzell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2007 9:40 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: variable name radio button in a loop

It's late and I'm an idiot!

The answer is:

input name=II_C_convert#i#
type=radio
value=yes /Yes
   cfif evaluate(getapp.II_C_convert#i#) EQ yes
  checked=checked
   /cfif

I either need to get some sleep or drink some more Jolt...



 Seems this would work, but it doesn't.
 What would be the best way to handle this?
 
 1. cfloop from=1 to=8 index=i
 2.
 3.  input name=II_C_convert#i#
 4.   type=radio
 5.   value=yes
 6.   cfif getapp.II_C_convert#i# EQ yes
 7.  checked=checked
 8.   /cfif
 9.   /
 
 /cfloop



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RE: variable name radio button in a loop

2007-02-17 Thread Mik Muller
I have to start using that notation. I use evaluate() entirely too much, and I 
assume this notation is faster?

Michael


At 09:49 PM 2/17/2007, you wrote:
getapp['II_C_convert'  i]




   cfif evaluate(getapp.II_C_convert#i#) EQ yes


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Re: variable name radio button in a loop

2007-02-17 Thread Les Mizzell
Bobby Hartsfield wrote:
 getapp['II_C_convert'  i]

That's even moe spiffy than evaluate. Thanks...

 -Original Message-
 From: Les Mizzell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2007 9:40 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Re: variable name radio button in a loop
 
 It's late and I'm an idiot!
 
 The answer is:
 
 input name=II_C_convert#i#
 type=radio
 value=yes /Yes
cfif evaluate(getapp.II_C_convert#i#) EQ yes
   checked=checked
/cfif
   
 I either need to get some sleep or drink some more Jolt...
 
 
 
 Seems this would work, but it doesn't.
 What would be the best way to handle this?

 1. cfloop from=1 to=8 index=i
 2.
 3.  input name=II_C_convert#i#
 4.   type=radio
 5.   value=yes
 6.   cfif getapp.II_C_convert#i# EQ yes
 7.  checked=checked
 8.   /cfif
 9.   /

 /cfloop
 
 
 
 

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RE: Taking the Vista Plunge

2007-02-17 Thread Russ
I don't know about Linux, but macs are starting to look better and better.
You can also run parallels on it, and the latest beta has a feature called
coherence that allows you to run windows apps in their own windows as part
of the mac... no need to switch back and forth from the windows VM. 

The line between windows and mac is really starting to blur... 

Russ

 -Original Message-
 From: Doug Brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2007 8:44 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Re: Taking the Vista Plunge
 
 Arg!!! I suppose I will be happy with XP :) Maybe linux would be a
 nice
 change of pace too.
 
 
 
 Doug B.
 
 
 
 - Original Message -
 From: Dave l [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
 Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2007 5:06 PM
 Subject: Re: Taking the Vista Plunge
 
 
  I did put the business version on my mac, and all I gotta say is what a
 gigantic piece of crap vista is, honestly, I was hoping there was
 something
 on there that made me go wow but there isnt, too little too late..
 
  Im surely not going to be installing cfm on there or anything else, i
 just
 want it to check browsers.
 
  I had installed it for about 5 minutes before i started screaming YES I
 WANNA F*CKIN USE THAT F*CKIN PROGRAM WITHOUT U F*CKIN ASKIN ME ME EVERY
 F*CKIN TIME I WANNA USE THE F*CKIN THING OR I WOULDNT HAVE F*CKIN CLICKED
 ON
 IT TO USE IT!!! H
 
  Is windows so bad now that its come to that?
  I made a lil sceencam of just trying to use ccleaner ( i even made it in
 wmv for you windows ppl ;) )
  http://www.jamwerx.com/vistafun.wmv
 
 
 
 
  I'm sure dave the disruptor has tested it extensively. :)
  
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Re: Taking the Vista Plunge

2007-02-17 Thread Dave l
wow Russ, never thought I'd hear you say something like that.

parallels is pretty amazing at this point but what you'll find is that you 
don't open it very much and when you do its fairly transparent and when you 
minimize it to dock it doesnt take up much resources, so if you need to leave 
it open you can.


The line between windows and mac is really starting to blur... 
its kinda ironic that windows is the dominant os but they are really trying to 
imitate a mac now.

oh well, at least the icons are purdier now ;)


I don't know about Linux, but macs are starting to look better and better.
You can also run parallels on it, and the latest beta has a feature called
coherence that allows you to run windows apps in their own windows as part
of the mac... no need to switch back and forth from the windows VM. 

The line between windows and mac is really starting to blur... 

Russ



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Re: Posting Bad Employment or Potential Employment Experiences

2007-02-17 Thread Pete Ruckelshaus
The domain www.terribleplacestowork.com  seems to be available.

I guess I'm fairly lucky in that I've never worked at a place that was
COMPLETELY terrible, but I have had my share of less-then-ideal
bosses.  I guess it's up to the individual to decide whether a place
is really that bad; the boss that I saw as flighty and capricious
might be seen by someone else as the cat's whiskers.

I guess it comes down to this...networking is key, and it will help
you find the good employers and avoid the bad ones.

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