It must be the moon and stars in alignment, or something, cuz man
there are a lot of project management type thingies lately, neh?
As chance would have it, I've been polishing my little turd up... :-)
Neater bits:
I use ical4j to make calendars (and probably eventually send event
requests/confir
I _did_ implement that timer in a previous version of the timesheet.
Click=start counting, click again when finished work. Starttime,endtime AND
total time get inserted in a table. Great when working behind a computer all
the time. But you can also just enter times manually. BUT I don't want _yo
What would be neat is having a Timer Countdown.
So when you start the client's work you click START Timer.
When you finish, you click Stop and it would record the time you spent working.
What would be even cooler is if during that time it tracks what
programs you were using and for how long.
...
Then you would just create that RPC to
then call the method to retrieve the books, after all you alreadt
should have that in Business Logic.
Now as far as security goes, your best bet is to look into something
called REST. O'Reilly has a great book called RESTful web services.
It is by far b
when using JQuery to make the Ajax requests.
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Hi all,
I am making a webapp that lets user keep track of hours, an overview of
projects and related clients. Instead of the traditional page refresh model to
add/get data I want to use coldfusion webservies (access='remote' and JSON)to
add/get/update data. I wonder what are the security issues
>cant get it to work.
>will look at the ones you guys suggested..
Try the 2nd unobtrusive Javascript table sort I mentioned. All you need to do
is to do include the javascript file, id the table and give it a class. That's
it. Its very simple and robust.
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cant get it to work.
will look at the ones you guys suggested..
On 8/20/07, Paul Ihrig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> just found one i can plug into jquery
> http://tablesorter.com/docs/#Examples
>
>
> On 8/19/07, Larry Lyons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >Couple different ways to o this, that tota
just found one i can plug into jquery
http://tablesorter.com/docs/#Examples
On 8/19/07, Larry Lyons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Couple different ways to o this, that totally don't care about the source.
> >
> >There are several table scripts out there that can handle ordering and
> >pagination
>Couple different ways to o this, that totally don't care about the source.
>
>There are several table scripts out there that can handle ordering and
>pagination totally on the client side, so no need to worry about the web
>service or its format.
>
>I goog
forgot to mention that there's another v
>Couple different ways to o this, that totally don't care about the source.
>
>There are several table scripts out there that can handle ordering and
>pagination totally on the client side, so no need to worry about the web
>service or its format.
>
I've liked this script written by Stuart Langrid
thanks man
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> -Original Message-
> From: Paul Ihrig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2007 4:45 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: web services.
>
> ok. i just about have this sucker validated & skinned the way i wa
ok. i just about have this sucker validated & skinned the way i want.
now just need to figure out how to def order by on a web service result.
so i can sort asc/desc by f/lname et..
paging would be cool too, but doubt i can do that with web services res
ok i have a little validation weirdness. but only in IE
ff & Safari are fine
when i update.
it should flag any thing not filled out.
i am thing every thing i can think off.
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ok i need a little css help..
http://paulihrig.com/SolutionsApplicantAssignment/default.cfm
my table i have alternating row color with a background image fade.
works well in FF but not in safari or ie.
table:
alternating tr:
i tried using the rgb & transparency values that should be supporte
so i have till to the 27th to complete the web services app for a
local university again.
you all saw this
http://paulihrig.com/SolutionsApplicantAssigment/default.cfm
here are my action items. if you think of other stuff i should do chime in!
1. Validation either jquery or qforms.. both js, so
Just generally generating Webservices is just about as easy is it can be with
CF, reading can be a bit hit or miss, but I have eventually managed to read any
that I have wanted to read.
The one gotcha I have experienced is if one uses windows integrated security,
such as we do. A webservice ca
just chapter 33 in the wack book.
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On 5/19/06, Paul Ihrig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey Gang..
> been a great first week at the new job!
> have done a few examples on writing out to excel from cf.
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damn. drinking is so complicated
Jerry Johnson wrote:
> Crow, you are doing it wrong. That little hole in your belly is NOT
> for the intake of beer.
>
> The beer intake port is found in the lower hemisphere of your head.
>
> NOTE: (This is very important). Do not confuse the two smaller
>
Crow, you are doing it wrong. That little hole in your belly is NOT
for the intake of beer.
The beer intake port is found in the lower hemisphere of your head.
NOTE: (This is very important). Do not confuse the two smaller
openings above the beer intake port as possible secondary beer intake
port
maybe he has a drinking problem.
On 5/19/06, Crow T. Robot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> you're going about the beer consumption thing all wrong, Paul. Beer
> goes in your belly, not in your head. Silly.
>
> Paul Ihrig wrote:
> > o Charlie..
> > it has already been justified..
> > thats why i am
sweet. see ya there :)
On 5/19/06, Paul Ihrig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> o Charlie..
> it has already been justified..
> thats why i am going to go.
> just feel like filling my head, with some thing other then beer befor
> the conferance.
>
>
~~
you're going about the beer consumption thing all wrong, Paul. Beer
goes in your belly, not in your head. Silly.
Paul Ihrig wrote:
> o Charlie..
> it has already been justified..
> thats why i am going to go.
> just feel like filling my head, with some thing other then beer befor
> the conferan
o Charlie..
it has already been justified..
thats why i am going to go.
just feel like filling my head, with some thing other then beer befor
the conferance.
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Archi
weren't you recently asking about justification for CFUnited?
(sorry, i know it doesn't answer your question...but if you're still
looking for ammo to justify your request...) :)
There's a class on CF and Web services :)
Creating and Consuming Web Services in CFML by Charlie
Hey Gang..
been a great first week at the new job!
have done a few examples on writing out to excel from cf.
now the next thing i need to learn is Web Services...
what they are how they are consumed & served.
so what are some good tutorial & examples of what to do with in cf.
thank
ooo...how about this?
charge per page. e.g. site is 10 pages @ $100/page (or whatever) = $1000
worth of "things"
...consult a tax attorney...
Dana Tierney wrote:
> http://www.turbotax.com/articles/TheBasicsofCharitableContributions.html
>
> Yeah, I remembered right; time is not tax deductible.
http://www.turbotax.com/articles/TheBasicsofCharitableContributions.html
Yeah, I remembered right; time is not tax deductible. If you can present
them with a *thing* maybe so, but I would run it by a tax lawyer before I
bet the farm on it.
Dana
Paul Ihrig writes:
> ok so i am un employed.
> on
I looked into this at one point about a year ago and came to the conclusion
that time per se is not tax deductible; products on the other hand are. So
if you write and donate an app that is valued at x, then I think you can
claim a donation of x. But avoid putting it in terms of your time.
big di
I hosted a site for YMCA basketball last year.
I had to invoice them but discount it to $0.00 and get a letter from them
saying I did the work. Now it was just for $99.00 but I bet you raise an
eyebrow for 20K.
Rick
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Sent: Tues
IANAL, but I would think that if you kept meticulous records, logging
hours/expenses/etc. and filled out the proper form with the IRS you
shouldn't have a problem. Consult a tax attorney, or an accountant. It's
a valid question and one that I'd be interested in knowing the answer to.
will
Pau
hm, good question.
Paul Ihrig wrote:
> ok so i am un employed.
> on my free time looking for work i am donating my time to public radio
> stations & local brewers & such...
>
> how does it work say i do a site i would charge 20k for, for free..
> will the irs believe me & give me credit
ok so i am un employed.
on my free time looking for work i am donating my time to public radio
stations & local brewers & such...
how does it work say i do a site i would charge 20k for, for free..
will the irs believe me & give me credits for it?
i need an angle.
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Thanks,
Interesting site!
>-Original Message-
>From: Robert Bailey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: February 27, 2003 3:45 PM
>To: CF-Community
>Subject: Web Services web site
>
>
>A shameless plug, but thought some of you may gain interest in
>what my
A shameless plug, but thought some of you may gain interest in what my site
has to offer. I have been working on it lately but what I am trying to do is
to provide the community with web services that they may find useful, with
my current web service being a banner management application. These
http://www.macromedia.com/desdev/mx/coldfusion/video_tutorials/movies/mfletc
her_webservices.mov
> -Original Message-
> From: S. Raley [mailto:raleysm@;smhec.org]
> Sent: Friday, November 15, 2002 12:23 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: CFMX Web Services Help
>
>
>
Is there a guide.. 101 or what ever that walks you through building a CFMX web
service? I have a couple small apps in CF5 that I need to translate into web services..
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From: William Wheatley
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I have a question that I'm curious about.
I've been playing around with DWMX to put
Whoever at Macromedia got Web Services to work so simple in CF needs to be
showered with lots of money.
I never want to hear the words jar, deploy, axis, xerces, and xalan ever
again.
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From: Kevin Schmidt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 7:11
I think you boys have had enough beans!
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Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 3:27 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Writing Web Services in Java
not unless you're meaning Java Baked Beans ;)
Images of Blazing sa
>>| -Original Message-
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>>|
>>| no
>>|
>>| you'll have to expand on that ;)
>>|
Please read previous post to community under "Sheesh ...".
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you'll have to expand on that ;)
Erika L. Walker-Arnold wrote:
> AA!!!
>
> Duh. *** smacks head. ***
>
> Did I tell you I hate contracts?
>
> Erika
> With a K
>
>
>
>>>| -Original Message-
>>>| From: Mike
AA!!!
Duh. *** smacks head. ***
Did I tell you I hate contracts?
Erika
With a K
>>| -Original Message-
>>| From: Mike Townend [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>>|
>>|
>>| At
>>| least it's not a JSP app...then there'd be
At
least it's not a JSP app...then there'd be beans likely,
Is there something in the air?
Erika L. Walker-Arnold wrote:
>>>| -Original Message-
>>>| From: Mike Townend [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>>>|
>>>| not unless you're meaning Java Baked Beans ;)
>>>|
>>>| Images of B
>>| -Original Message-
>>| From: Mike Townend [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>>|
>>| not unless you're meaning Java Baked Beans ;)
>>|
>>| Images of Blazing saddles spring to mind :)
Huh?
Erika
With a K
Wondering about Mikey Two-Fists sanity for a bean-free tomorrow.
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not unless you're meaning Java Baked Beans ;)
Images of Blazing saddles spring to mind :)
Erika L. Walker-Arnold wrote:
> OMG ... It a post from the once a month poster!
>
> How ya been? Like that Java huh? Yeah, me too. About as much as I like
> ASP. Which is not a whole lot, but for so
OMG ... It a post from the once a month poster!
How ya been? Like that Java huh? Yeah, me too. About as much as I like
ASP. Which is not a whole lot, but for some reason, there seems to be
this influx of ASP apps that want to be rewritten in ColdFusion ... At
least it's not a JSP app...then ther
Oh my God. What a pain in the ass. It's worse than getting my wisdom teeth
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Subject: Re: Web Services
The Wrox Professional CF5 book has some good chapters on this stuff..
and it's written from a CF perspective.
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At 12:27 PM 10/25/2001 , you wrote:
>Does anybody here have a good resourse on Web Services? I'm looking for
>an online source or maybe a good book that can explain Web Services in a
>nutshell. Also, what
ark
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From: Mark Smyth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 12:32 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Web Services
ahhhhhh
don't mention web services!!!
mark
ps web services are good, but i've been banging by head agai
index.html
-Original Message-
From: Mark Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 25 October 2001 17:27
To: CF-Community
Subject: Web Services
Does anybody here have a good resourse on Web Services? I'm looking for
an online source or maybe a good book that can explain Web Services in a
nutsh
ahh
don't mention web services!!!
mark
ps web services are good, but i've been banging by head against the wall
with them for the last week
-Original Message-
From: Mark Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 25 October 2001 17:27
To: CF-Communi
Does anybody here have a good resourse on Web Services? I'm looking for
an online source or maybe a good book that can explain Web Services in a
nutshell. Also, what are your thoughts on Web Services? Anybody doing
any work with it?
Mark
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