RE: CF and Cybercash

2001-12-05 Thread C Runyan 

LinkPoint is another solution which has a Cold Fusion tag available.  I 
believe they charge $99 for it or at least they did a year ago.  I haven't 
been using the tag but I have a merchant account on LinkPoint so I might 
want to.  On-line info about how to use it looks pretty good:

http://www.linkpoint.com/support/support.asp

Chris

From: Tangorre, Michael T. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: CF and Cybercash
Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2001 19:45:17 -0500

Are there any other solutions out there that have custom tags written for
them?


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From: Matt Robertson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 7:29 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CF and Cybercash


The last I heard Cybercash was dead as a doornail.  Verisign is only
supporting existing Cybercash customers that it acquired as part of its
mercy killing/buyout, and is only signing up new people to one of their
Payflow solutions.




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CF Webstore

2001-12-04 Thread C Runyan 

Thanks to all for the comments about AbleCommerce.  Based on what we're 
hearing and looking at the CFDJ readers survey CF Webstore looks like a 
reasonable alternative.  If anyone has used CF Webstore and modified the 
code let me know what you think.  Another consideration is whether it can 
handle a large amount of traffic.  Hopefully a good package would use 
CFTRANSACTION processing for reliability.

Chris



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Re: CF Webstore

2001-12-04 Thread C Runyan 

I guess you're right that there are other ways to accomplish the same goal.  
A different method for scalability might be better for us especially if it 
works well with MySQL which apparently does not support CFTRANSACTION.  
We've been using MySQL and find it easy to work with, but weren't sure if it 
is the best solution for our e-commerce.  I think CFWebstore can use any 
database.

Chris

From: Jon Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: CF Webstore
Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2001 13:41:52 -0500

A good piece of software would not rely on cftransaction at all It's a
handy shortcut that's all.

jon
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From: C Runyan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 12:49 PM
Subject: CF Webstore


  Thanks to all for the comments about AbleCommerce.  Based on what we're
  hearing and looking at the CFDJ readers survey CF Webstore looks like a
  reasonable alternative.  If anyone has used CF Webstore and modified the
  code let me know what you think.  Another consideration is whether it 
can
  handle a large amount of traffic.  Hopefully a good package would use
  CFTRANSACTION processing for reliability.
 
  Chris
 
 
 
 

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AbleCommerce

2001-12-03 Thread C Runyan 

I'm working at a company that is planning to buy AbleCommerce to do 
e-commerce.  Just wondering if anyone has opinions positive or negative 
about using it.  If anyone has done source code modifications it would be 
helpful to know how easy that is.  We're expecting to do some of that as 
well to get what we want out of it.

Chris



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Re: AbleCommerce

2001-12-03 Thread C Runyan 

Mostly I think we will be adding things to it (such as checking a user owns 
a product before giving them an upgrade item).  As far as changing their 
existing code we may want to change the format of their forms just for 
appearance.  Hopefully that part won't be too hard.  Not afraid of doing a 
bit of work, but is their code difficult to figure out?  Hoping it's well 
written and commented so we can figure out where we need to make changes.

Chris


From: Chuck Rodgers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: AbleCommerce
Date: Mon, 03 Dec 2001 17:21:15 -0500

Hi,

If you want to do what it does straight out of the box, it will work
great.  Depending on your modifications, expect some serious work to modify
the code.

Chuck Rodgers

At 10:17 PM 12/3/01 +, you wrote:
 I'm working at a company that is planning to buy AbleCommerce to do
 e-commerce.  Just wondering if anyone has opinions positive or negative
 about using it.  If anyone has done source code modifications it would be
 helpful to know how easy that is.  We're expecting to do some of that as
 well to get what we want out of it.
 
 Chris
 
 
 
 

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udf in custom tag, problem with end tag

2001-11-30 Thread C Runyan 

I found that a udf created on a page is not available inside custom tags.  I 
just put a copy of the code into the custom tag.  That works.  Now I want to 
call the same tag more than once and that works as long as it is only 
defined the first time the tag is called.  The problem comes if I use an end 
tag.  It simply doesn't work.  If anyone else has tried this and gotten it 
to work let me know.

-(customtag.cfm)
cfoutputbr#ThisTag.ExecutionMode#br/cfoutput
cfif NOT ISDefined(caller.alreadycreated)
cfoutput*inside if statement*br/cfoutput
cfscript
  function iudf() {return function output;}
  caller.alreadycreated = Yes;
/cfscript
/cfif
-(callcustomtag.cfm)
cf_customtag
cf_customtag
cf_customtag/cf_customtag
-

The error only occurs on the end tag for some reason.  If the function 
definition is commented out it works fine.  I've reduced the code down as 
simple as I can to try to figure this out.

Chris Runyan




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RE: udf in custom tag, problem with end tag

2001-11-30 Thread C Runyan 

Thanks for the tip, nice to know it's the compiler and not me.  I was about 
to try that but wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something about how 
udf's are supposed to work.

Chris

From: Raymond Camden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: udf in custom tag, problem with end tag
Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2001 15:35:25 -0500

This is a known issue. You cannot define UDFs in CTs that are used in
Begin/End fashion as you have shown below. You can get around this by
moving the UDF to an include and doing a CFINCLUDE from the CT.

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  -Original Message-
  From: C Runyan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
  Sent: Friday, November 30, 2001 3:26 PM
  To: CF-Talk
  Subject: udf in custom tag, problem with end tag
 
 
  I found that a udf created on a page is not available inside
  custom tags.  I
  just put a copy of the code into the custom tag.  That works.
   Now I want to
  call the same tag more than once and that works as long as it is only
  defined the first time the tag is called.  The problem comes
  if I use an end
  tag.  It simply doesn't work.  If anyone else has tried this
  and gotten it
  to work let me know.
 
  -(customtag.cfm)
  cfoutputbr#ThisTag.ExecutionMode#br/cfoutput
  cfif NOT ISDefined(caller.alreadycreated)
  cfoutput*inside if statement*br/cfoutput
  cfscript
function iudf() {return function output;}
caller.alreadycreated = Yes;
  /cfscript
  /cfif
  -(callcustomtag.cfm)
  cf_customtag
  cf_customtag
  cf_customtag/cf_customtag
  -
 
  The error only occurs on the end tag for some reason.  If the
  function
  definition is commented out it works fine.  I've reduced the
  code down as
  simple as I can to try to figure this out.
 
  Chris Runyan
 
 
 
 
 

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