Re: MD5 in cfm is not correct

2006-11-09 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
CF 7.0.2 gives me the correct output as well.

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Re: date format problem

2006-10-26 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
Are you using cfqueryparam's to query the database? That should fix it as far 
as I know. If you can only do it with a string containing '/mm/dd' kinda 
format you can have a look at the 

SET DATEFORMAT 

option, assuming you are using MS SQL. You'd probably need 

SET DATEFORMAT ymd

in that case. 

 hi, i am getting a very strange error with the dateformat
 
 i get the date out of the database which is a timestamp, i format it 
 to dd/mm/ in order to display on screen
 
 i then try to convert it to /mm/dd in order to query the database 
 but i am noticing that if the day is below 12 then it produces the 
 format /dd/mm, if the day is above 12 then it produces the correct 
 format /mm/dd
 
 has anyone seen this error or know how i can get around it
 
 thanks 

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Re: Sorting a structure more than one time

2006-10-09 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
As Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) points out (although the resulting 'sorted' 
isn't a struct) you are not sorting the original struct. You are just returning 
a sorted array of keys. I guess you'll need some other way of doing this.

From the naming of the keys in your struct it looks as if the data is from a 
database somehow stored in a struct. Can't you output the resulting query (and 
do a QoQ for 'extra' sorting?)

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Re: Search-function on website

2006-09-06 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
If you used Verity in CF 5, did you use the K2 engine or the VDK engine? The
K2 engine is much better in many respects, and if I recall correctly, CFMX
6.x uses K2 instead of VDK.

I don't realy recall any specific choice that I made. K2 sounds the most 
familiar, but that may be because it's used in later versions of CF. 

If you want to search PDFs using SQL Server's full-text functionality, you
can do that with a little work:

http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=2611

Interesting link, I'll look into that.

However, I don't know how well that works with large numbers of PDF
documents, since I haven't done it myself. If not for the PDF part, I'd
unhesitatingly recommend SQL Server full-text indexing over Verity.

Well the thing that bugs me the most of the SQL Server full-text search is the 
fact that it doesn't search on parts of words. I can't really think of a good 
example in English, but Dutch works just as well (only you don't understand the 
words):

Take these three words that appear in texts of different pages: zetel, zetels, 
restzetel(s).

Now if you search for 'zetel' you are presented with the pages with 'zetel' and 
'zetels' if you use a prefix (*) notation in your CONTAINS. However restzetel 
or restzetels does not come up at all. 

LIKE '%zetel%' would of course yield all of these results, which is a desired 
result, but of course I would like a ranking kinda like this: zetel  zetels  
restzetel  restzetels.

Well.. that being said, I guess I'll have to look into verity again. See if the 
results are somewhat better this time. Thanks for your response.

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Search-function on website

2006-09-05 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
I was wondering if any of you have any thoughts on the implementation of a 
'search-function' on a website. It would only be a fairly simple input field 
and some ranked search results. The website content comes directly from the 
database btw.

So far I've used and come up with some scenario's:

* Simple 'LIKE' clause and a query. Works fairly well, however ranking is not 
really an option and PDFs etc are not searched at all of course.

* Full-Text search (MS-SQL 2000). Has some cool features, ranking is great, 
however only searches on complete words, complete phrases or words starting 
with a certain prefix. Some of the more advanced options such as FORMSOF, NEAR 
etc, are not used at all since it's only a simple HTML-input field. 

* Verity: In short: I hate it. I've worked with it in CF5 and found it to be 
error-prone, not really maintenance-friendly and giving crappy results. I 
haven't used it on CF6, so it may have improved (please tell me if it has :-) 
). I don't have CF7 (CF6) so the added categorization-functions are not 
available btw.

Now that I think about it, maybe I should give Verity another shot (especially 
since it searches the PDFs etc as well).. But maybe someone else has a better 
idea?

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Re: Bitwise operators

2006-08-30 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
I would probably have a look at this

http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/math/BigInteger.html

xFlags = createObject( java, java.math.BigInteger ).init( 
9223372036854775808 );

That's 2^63 if you didn't quite get that immediately ;-)

I dunno this is untested, top of my head code, but I think it should work. The 
BigInteger has a lot of bit-functions as methods, but you probably need to make 
all your masks 2^0 ... 2^63 BigIntegers as well to use them. 

Maybe this helps, I'm not sure whether I'm on the right track answer-wise =)

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What is the use of structFind? (CFMX)

2006-08-24 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
In CFMX 6+:

I'm just wondering, is there any reason why I would use structFind( xStruct, 
'key' ) over xStruct[key]? or the other way around? 

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Re: What is the use of structFind? (CFMX)

2006-08-24 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
Neither have I.. I came across structFind in someone elses code. And yes, my 
guess is it's all the same to Java as well.

btw: xStruct[variableWithFieldNameInIt] works just as well and is a little 
cleaner if you ask me. =)

Of couse we could always use the Macromedia Livedoc Examples way (*): 
---
xStruct[#evaluate( de( #variableWithFieldNameInIt# ))#]
---

(*) Sorry this is just a random rant towards the usually overkill on pounds and 
quotes in their examples.


 I haven't used StructFind in a while, but one use might be if you're 
 storing the name of the field you want to access in a variable:
 
 structFind(xStruct, variableWithFieldNameInIt);
 
 Although this ...
 
 xStruct['#variableWithFieldNameInIt#']
 
.. 
 works too, so I dunno.  I'd bet my left leg that the compiler treats 
 them both the same.

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Re: Getting today''''''''''''''''s orders?

2006-08-22 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
*sigh*

how about someone fixed that little bug that doubles the amount of quotes every 
time you post via the form on the site?

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Re: CF Arrays

2006-08-07 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
Either way it's a bug (IMHO). Only checking if a certain element in an array 
(or array of arrays) exists should by no means expand the array right? 



Susan,

A two dimensional array in CF is actually an array of arrays.

Each of the arrays can end up being a differnt size.

I think that may be your problem.

Kevin Roche

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Re: ColdFusion Tag and Attribute Case

2006-08-03 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
Pretty much the same here :-)

although I'd go for tbl_lowercase nowadays (or else my collegue would beat me 
up.. he's bigger than I am).

Oh and CFCs are TitleCamelCase.


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 tablename_nID and tablename_sField

Mingo.


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 SELECT * FROM USERS WHERE CLUE  0
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Re: CF Declaring SQL variables

2006-06-23 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
Assuming you're using MS-SQL (not sure about other DBs), and assuming you're 
only trying to 'get' the data into the variables:

Your variable should start with an '@'.

DECLARE @DeletedAreaName VARCHAR(50);
DECLARE @DeletedLft INTEGER; 
DECLARE @DeletedRgt INTEGER;

SELECT TOP 1
   @DeletedAreaName = SiteAreaName, 
   @DeletedLft = Lft, 
   @DeletedRgt = Rgt
FROM   directoryLinks
WHERE  SiteAreaName = '#ARGUMENTS.SiteAreaName#'

Oh and I'd use cfqueryparam, but you may have stripped that for the sake of 
brevity.

Auke

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Re: CF Declaring SQL variables

2006-06-23 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
 Hi Auke,
 
 I think this would have worked but I'm getting a CURSOR error:
 
 'VARCHAR' is not a recognized CURSOR option. 
 
 I've come across this error a few times before and don't really 
 understand it and the way to fix it.
 
 Any ideas.

I think only CURSORs are allowed names without a leading '@'. Most likely you 
are declaring your variables like this:

DECLARE DeletedAreaName VARCHAR(50);

instead of 

DECLARE @DeletedAreaName VARCHAR(50);

Because (I think) you are declaring the variable without the starting '@', 
MS-SQL assumes it's a cursor, and therefore complains about the VARCHAR that 
follows it.

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Re: Paste from Word Insanity!

2006-06-23 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
My bet would be the use of different character sets such as ISO-8859-1, UTF-8 
etc. Another thing to look at (especially with the amp; quot; en ' signs are 
the encoding you use to do the post to the 'sister-site'.

Apart from some HTMLEditFormat-ing there shouldn't be much replacing that needs 
to be done with the output from the FCK editor.

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Re: eday calendar

2006-06-23 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
This seems to be the successor and is available from Adobe Exchange:

http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm#view=sn106viewName=Exchange%20Search%20Detailsloc=en_usauthorid=34423092page=0scrollPos=0subcatid=0snid=sn106itemnumber=1extid=1001423catid=0

In case that doesn't work: try searching on 'calendarInfusion' on the Adobe 
Exchange.

GIYF

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Re: eday calendar

2006-06-23 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
This seems to be the successor and is available from Adobe Exchange:

http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm#view=sn106viewName=Exchange%20Search%20Detailsloc=en_usauthorid=34423092page=0scrollPos=0subcatid=0snid=sn106itemnumber=1extid=1001423catid=0

In case that doesn't work: try searching on 'calendarInfusion' on the Adobe 
Exchange.

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Re: host does not offer cf mappings

2006-06-16 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
 I am tied to a host who does not offer CF Mappings. They say ColdFusion
 mappings will not function on our system due to its hybrid architecture.

You *could* of course download a CFC to create the mappings anyway :-)

http://spike.oli.tudelft.nl/jochemd/index.cfm?PageID=22

However I can imagine that they're not gonna like that too much.

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Re: cfloop query= bug?

2006-06-14 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
Can we agree that with the code above, the expected output would be:

Outside Loop:  a =  1 ,
Inside Loop: a = 1 , a = 1 , a = 1 , a = 1 , a = 1 ,
Outside Loop: b = 2 ,
Inside Loop: b = 2 , b = 2 , b = 2 , b = 2 , b = 2 ,
Outside Loop: c = 3 ,
Inside Loop: c = 3 , c = 3 , c = 3 , c = 3 , c = 3 ,
Outside Loop: d = 4 ,
Inside Loop: d = 4 , d = 4 , d = 4 , d = 4 , d = 4 ,
Outside Loop: e = 5 ,
Inside Loop: e = 5 , e = 5 , e = 5 , e = 5 , e = 5 ,

What do you just think?

Actually my output gives just that. (CFMX 7,0,1,116466). CFMX 6 indeed gives 
the correct currentrow and the wrong values.

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Re: cfoutput with groups and a startrow

2006-06-13 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
I'm trying to output a grouped query using a startrow and maxrows.
Something like this:

table
cfoutput query=myQuery startrow=#StartRow# maxrows=10 group=Foo
 tr
   td#myQuery.Foo#/td
   td
 cfoutput
 #myQuery.Bar#
/cfoutput
 /td
/tr
/cfoutput
/table

I haven't tested this (don't have the time right now), but you may have to put 
the maxrows attribute in the inner cfoutput / while maintaining the startrow 
attribute at the outer cfoutput / loop. 

Hmm thinking about that some more: that wouldn't really work well as it would 
probably give you a maximum of 10 rows for every 'group'. Starting at row '5' 
while specifying startrow=11 doesn't make much sense either way I guess.

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Re: cfoutputs in fckEditor

2006-06-13 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
 I am integrating fckEditor in to my companies product. I have 
 encountered an issue where fckEditor is automaticly inserting cfoutput 
 tags in to the content of the textarea. Do any of you know where this 
 comes from and/or how to disable it?

You sure that there aren't any HTMLFormatted (i.e. lt;cfoutputgt;) in the 
value of the hidden form field that FCKEditor uses? Are there any cfoutput / 
tags in the value that you extract from your database?

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Re: Tracking hits/impressions DB design Considerations

2006-06-13 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
If you do not need to keep track of IP addresses and dates, I would go this
route.  If not, then make sure you have your columns as small as possible
and maybe purge the info on a regular basis.

If you do need that info you do best to have a table like Jabob proposes 
anyway. Any inserts into a table you yourself proposed doesn't really do any 
harm to processing. If you need to do a query that counts the number of hits on 
that table, that will probably slow down as the table grows. So you can do the 
count (to determine what to show) on 'Jacobs' table' and have the other info in 
a separate table. OR just analyze your webserver logfiles for that info later 
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Re: cfoutputs in fckEditor

2006-06-13 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
 You sure that there aren't any HTMLFormatted (i.e. lt;cfoutputgt;) 

I was trying to 'HTML-escape' that cfoutput. Maybe I should escape it twice:
--
You sure that there aren't any HTMLFormatted (i.e. amp;lt;cfoutputamp;gt;) 
--

PS if that didn't work it still looks the same, and I look rather dumb.

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Re: WYSIWYG Editor

2006-06-11 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
Agreed

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Re: Empty String? Works in two environments but not in the third?

2006-06-09 Thread Auke van Leeuwen
The error is

[missing string]
java.lang.ClassCastException at coldfusion.runtime.ArgumentCollection
.init(ArgumentCollection.java:88) at ..


This seems to be an error introduced by a ColdFusion hotfix. 

http://groups.google.com/group/macromedia.coldfusion.cfml_general_discussion/browse_thread/thread/f969266b1a717134/86a35d9a1385f9bd?lnk=stq=java.lang.ClassCastException+at+coldfusion.runtime.ArgumentCollectionrnum=1hl=en#86a35d9a1385f9bd

Haven't read all of it, but it seems to have been fixed by another hotfix.

 This seems to be fixed in hotfix 2 woohoo!

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