RE: Intro

2009-10-27 Thread Rick Faircloth

Hello, Stefan, and welcome!

Rick

-Original Message-
From: Stefan Richter [mailto:ste...@flashcomguru.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 5:10 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Intro


Apologies for the bad etiquette, I haven't really introduced myself yet.

Some of you may know me (I certainly know some of you in a 'I've seen  
your blog and emailed you before' kind of way) but in any case here  
are some vital stats:
Stefan Richter, 36 years of age, resident in the UK since 1999,  
originally from Germany, self taught web developer dealing mainly with  
Flex and ActionScript. Also heavily involved with flash Media Server  
which I use mainly for its collaborative/real-time features.
ColdFusion is my backend technology of choice and I have been using it  
since CF4. Surprising how little I've learnt in that time :-)

My blog is at http://www.flashcomguru.com and my company is at
http://www.muchosmedia.com

Hi all!

Stefan






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Re: Intro to e-commerce transactions

2007-01-24 Thread Dan Vega
Richard,
I favor either PayPal Pay flow Pro or Authorize.net. I have some resources
on my blog and I have some cfcs whipped together so don't hesitate to ping
me with any questions.

Dan Vega
http://www.danvega.org/blog/


On 1/24/07, Richard Kroll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm currently working on my first e-commerce solution (don't ask me how
> that's even possible after this many years as a developer!).  Much of
> the back end work I'm very comfortable with, but I've never worked with
> online payment processing.  Can anyone suggest some resources to the
> payment portion for this type of solution?  I'm aware of the
> "mail-order" aspect to processing orders (not billing until the product
> ships) and have built that functionality into the application.  I'm more
> concerned with the actual communication and authorization of payments.
> Can anyone suggest a good credit card processing service or give me any
> advice on this?
>
> Thanks
>
> Rich Kroll
>
>
> 

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RE: Intro and questions...what else?

2001-07-18 Thread Kelly Matthews

Yep I would do javascript to go back one page also, that's what I do
and it works well.
Kelly

-Original Message-
From: John Paitel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 4:24 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Intro and questions...what else?


Hey all...

I am new to the list, as well as a relatively new CF programmer 
(1+years), 
and I am going back and filling in the gaps from when I learned what 
I 
needed to at the time. ;-) I have been programming for a few years, 
so 
understanding the programming concepts is not a problem.

I do have a question on a site I am developing for a future personal 
business. I want to allow users to sign up for a trial account. I 
have 
javascript that checks the form for validity (Email address, no blank 
fields, etc), but I need to also check the database to make sure that 
the 
user account name does not already exist. I can do this easily in the 
handler page, but if the username exists, and I send them back, all 
their 
info disappears.

I can take care of this by passing the data back, but I would rather 
not 
keep passing their password back and forth. Is there a way to keep 
the 
data, without passing it back and forth?

John Paitel
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RE: Intro and questions...what else?

2001-07-18 Thread Billy Ng

How about using Javascript?

if validation fails run the following


history.go(-1);


then it would be like hitting the back button.
All their information should still be on the page excluding password 
field.

Just a thought.
Billy


- Original Message -
From: "John Paitel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 4:23 PM
Subject: Intro and questions...what else?


| Hey all...
|
| I am new to the list, as well as a relatively new CF programmer
| (1+years),
| and I am going back and filling in the gaps from when I learned what
| I
| needed to at the time. ;-) I have been programming for a few years,
| so
| understanding the programming concepts is not a problem.
|
| I do have a question on a site I am developing for a future personal
| business. I want to allow users to sign up for a trial account. I
| have
| javascript that checks the form for validity (Email address, no 
blank
| fields, etc), but I need to also check the database to make sure 
that
| the
| user account name does not already exist. I can do this easily in 
the
| handler page, but if the username exists, and I send them back, all
| their
| info disappears.
|
| I can take care of this by passing the data back, but I would rather
| not
| keep passing their password back and forth. Is there a way to keep
| the
| data, without passing it back and forth?
|
| John Paitel
~~
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Re: Intro and questions...what else?

2001-07-18 Thread Todd Ashworth

Welcome,

Pass everything but the password.  It won't kill them to retype just 
that
little bit ;)

Todd

- Original Message -
From: "John Paitel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 4:23 PM
Subject: Intro and questions...what else?


| Hey all...
|
| I am new to the list, as well as a relatively new CF programmer
| (1+years),
| and I am going back and filling in the gaps from when I learned what
| I
| needed to at the time. ;-) I have been programming for a few years,
| so
| understanding the programming concepts is not a problem.
|
| I do have a question on a site I am developing for a future personal
| business. I want to allow users to sign up for a trial account. I
| have
| javascript that checks the form for validity (Email address, no 
blank
| fields, etc), but I need to also check the database to make sure 
that
| the
| user account name does not already exist. I can do this easily in 
the
| handler page, but if the username exists, and I send them back, all
| their
| info disappears.
|
| I can take care of this by passing the data back, but I would rather
| not
| keep passing their password back and forth. Is there a way to keep
| the
| data, without passing it back and forth?
|
| John Paitel



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RE: Intro and questions...what else?

2001-07-18 Thread brian.yager

You can do this on your action page.  Put values in your form like .  At the top of the page have one of
these for each of your form boxes .  Then on
your action page, if the name exists, do a  to your form page and
followed by a .  All of your values should then be there.

Brian

-Original Message-
From: John Paitel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 3:24 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Intro and questions...what else?


Hey all...

I am new to the list, as well as a relatively new CF programmer 
(1+years), 
and I am going back and filling in the gaps from when I learned what 
I 
needed to at the time. ;-) I have been programming for a few years, 
so 
understanding the programming concepts is not a problem.

I do have a question on a site I am developing for a future personal 
business. I want to allow users to sign up for a trial account. I 
have 
javascript that checks the form for validity (Email address, no blank 
fields, etc), but I need to also check the database to make sure that 
the 
user account name does not already exist. I can do this easily in the 
handler page, but if the username exists, and I send them back, all 
their 
info disappears.

I can take care of this by passing the data back, but I would rather 
not 
keep passing their password back and forth. Is there a way to keep 
the 
data, without passing it back and forth?

John Paitel
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RE: Intro and questions...what else?

2001-07-18 Thread brian.yager

At 1+ yearsyou are an expert!

-Original Message-
From: John Paitel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 3:24 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Intro and questions...what else?


Hey all...

I am new to the list, as well as a relatively new CF programmer 
(1+years), 
and I am going back and filling in the gaps from when I learned what 
I 
needed to at the time. ;-) I have been programming for a few years, 
so 
understanding the programming concepts is not a problem.

I do have a question on a site I am developing for a future personal 
business. I want to allow users to sign up for a trial account. I 
have 
javascript that checks the form for validity (Email address, no blank 
fields, etc), but I need to also check the database to make sure that 
the 
user account name does not already exist. I can do this easily in the 
handler page, but if the username exists, and I send them back, all 
their 
info disappears.

I can take care of this by passing the data back, but I would rather 
not 
keep passing their password back and forth. Is there a way to keep 
the 
data, without passing it back and forth?

John Paitel
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