You need to put an onChange attribute in your SELECT
tag, so that whenever you select an option from the
list, that name/value pair is submitted to whatever
you specify in your onChange event.
function doSub{
this.form.submit;
return true;
}
klm
ijk
Hope that helps
Hassan Khawaja
www.com
First off, the select should be generated dynamically something like:
SELECT distinct town FROM GetResults
order by town
#Town#
the next page just looks up the town info:
SELECT town, organization, headline, body, event_date
FROM GetResults
WHERE town = #town#
Well, you can't have ALL towns selected.
You need a at the end.
And try:
SELECT town, organization, headline, body, event_date
FROM GetResults
WHERE town = '#Form.SelectName#'
best, paul
At 08:17 PM 12/29/00 -0500, you wrote:
>ok all you CFMasters.I think i have a relatively si
if the purpose of storing them in the db is for "protection" or regulating
access to specific images, a better way is to store the images in a private
directory and use shoot them out. of course, for this you'll
need a gateway page like "getimage.cfm" and usually wind up passing a
session to
ok all you CFMasters.I think i have a relatively simple CF question
concerning databases and CFQuery. But for the life of me am stumped (4 hours to put it
exactly). I am trying to build a page with a pull down select menu of different
towns in the state of connecticut. When the user sele
> Its not something you'd do for the halibut.
>
> (ducking and running).
That depends on how nice you are to the halibut ;)
Duane
> Chaos, panic, and disorder - my work here is done.
> --
>
> Duane Boudreau wrote:
> >
> > Sorry I have to. Ever held a halibut?
> >
> > Duane
>
>
~~
Well, I rolled my own structure:
#aWDDXpacket#
and I find that "email" as the name of a form field is apparently a
reserved word. That is, any value entered into the form field named
"email" was output as "" in #aWDDXpacket#. Changing
the name to e_mail cured the problem.
Is t
I started a thread with the same question a few weeks back. You can
do it, but others convinced me that there is little to be gained and
a lot of overhead in the db.
The net... you are better off storing the files in the file system
(that's what the db does anyway, only less efficiently).
HTH
Make sure that CFAS is running under an account that has access to those
resources.
You can check this by looking at the properties of CFAS in the Services
Control Panel.
By default CFAS runs under the system account which does not have network
access to mapped drives.
Jeff Garza
Web Develope
I have been at this for the past 35 minutes and I just can't figure it out.
This cfstoredproc just isn't working. I've tested the actual stored
procedure on SQL Server by placing some actual values in the stored
procedure and it worked. But when I try to use this cfstoredproc to do the
stored
> My limited knowledge of SNMP is that it's most commonly run over UDP,
> although it can also use TCP. Probably depends on the particular
> device as
> to whether it listens for SNMP over TCP.
Well, I do have a UDP version, but it's never been released. Internal suff.
No docs, etc. Only for th
This is also how I've always done it. But I'm curious if there is a way to
store the actual image in the database. I was thinking maybe I could use one
of CF's binary functions to convert it to binary, then to wddx or store it
directly in the database as binary. If it wasn't much of a performance
I am trying to access an network drive through CFDIRECTORY. I've tried
"\\Myshare\somedir" as well as the drive letter, all to no avail. Is it
possible at all?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Alexander Apartsev
just me design
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Quoting Rick Lamb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Could you guys give me suggestions for the best way to store images in
> a
> database.
I usually just store the image name in the database. If necessary you could also
store the path to the image in the database. Other than that I don't know what
you ne
Thanks! I've already done it.
best, paul
At 05:32 PM 12/29/00 -0500, you wrote:
>What you could do is convert the formfields to a struct (or a query set, if
>that suits you) by assigning key values or column values whilst looping over
>the form.fieldnames list. Then WDDX-ify the resulting dat
Could you repeat that? I'm hard of herring...
jon
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From: "Larry C. Lyons" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2000 2:44 PM
Subject: Re: OT- HTH
> Its not something you'd do for the halibut.
>
> (ducking and running).
>
> l
Could you guys give me suggestions for the best way to store images in a
database.
Thanks,
Rick
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My limited knowledge of SNMP is that it's most commonly run over UDP,
although it can also use TCP. Probably depends on the particular device as
to whether it listens for SNMP over TCP.
Jim
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From: "lsellers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent
What you could do is convert the formfields to a struct (or a query set, if
that suits you) by assigning key values or column values whilst looping over
the form.fieldnames list. Then WDDX-ify the resulting dataset and you're
good to go. :)
I wrote an inhouse custom tag that does the dirty work
Thanks! I was thinking it would be easier in 4.5 than 4.0.1
I'll have to settle for the 4.0.1 version for now.
best, paul
At 04:53 PM 12/29/00 -0500, you wrote:
>In 4.5, you get a structure called "form" that you can do this with:
>
>
>
>Then you can save that string, aWDDXpacket, as a client
> Thanks - I think I'll order Flash/5 for now. BTW - sorry to
> be a pest - but do you have any information that you could share
> regarding Harpoon? My understanding (which may be totally wrong
> ) is that it is a set of custom tags that integrate CF and
> Flash (maybe with ActionScripts?)
In 4.5, you get a structure called "form" that you can do this with:
Then you can save that string, aWDDXpacket, as a client variable.
Hal Helms
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From: p
What's a slick way to put all FormFields (name & value) into WDDX for
placement into a client variable?
best, paul
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> I am interested in Lewis Sellers' CFX_TCPClient. I wonder if one couldn't
> write an SNMP wrapper in the form of a CFML tag. Of course, a fairly good
> working knowledge of SNMP would still be required.
That is pretty much the entire point of the tag. :)
That is, to allow someone to write cust
Its not something you'd do for the halibut.
(ducking and running).
larry
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Howie,
FWIW, the DCCFUG had a presentation on integrating Flash 5, CF and WDDX
last September or so. You can get the presentation at
http://www.figleaf.com/figleafhome/cfug/cfugsep2000.zip.
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ColdFusion/Web Developer
EBStor.com
8870 Rixlew Lane, Suite 201
Manassas, Virginia 2010
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here are some perl scripts
http://www.dnaco.net/~billyemu/mrtg/index.html
"Benjamin S. Rogers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Easier said than done. :) We recently played with MRTG and some of the
extensions that are part of the distribution.
It was easy enough to get MRTG up and running: we had
use the bottom link on the email
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>From Jargon File (4.2.0, 31 JAN 2000) [jargon]:
HTH // [Usenet: very common] Abbreviation: Hope This Helps
(e.g. following a response to a technical question). Often used just
before {HAND}. See also {YHBT}.
http://projects.ghostwheel.com/dictionary?define=HTH
hth :
Easier said than done. :) We recently played with MRTG and some of the
extensions that are part of the distribution.
It was easy enough to get MRTG up and running: we had it monitoring the
throughput on one of our Cisco routers and dumping the data to the RRDTool.
However, we wanted to monitor ba
Take the tests on www.brainbench.com but yes the tests are a pretty paultry
attempt to judge your level of skill
so its pretty easy, you should do fine but just try brainbench.com test if
you can pass that with master rating you should be ok for the allaire exam
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Director of Develop
Bah, u dont really need to study much. most of the exam is based on
knowledge (u know, like u just look up the bold words in history class and
define them). they don't really test your depth. Got that info from CF
developer's journal
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Has anyone out there ever seen or built Visio charts dynamically with CF?
Thanks in advance,
Dave Livingston
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I am trying to get return codes (as output parameters, per docs) from Oracle 8i using
CFSTOREDPROC in CF 4.0.1 (Professional edition). I keep getting the same error code
back, no matter what test data I send Oracle.
The strange thing is that when I run the same test scenarios in SQL Plus, I get
> -Original Message-
> From: lsellers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, December 29, 2000 1:01 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: OT- HTH
>
>
>
> > Hope This Helps. :-)
>
> Oooh. Always thought it mean "Hold That Halibut."
>
> Um, don't ask.
Sorry I have to. Ever held a halibut
Thanks - I think I'll order Flash/5 for now. BTW - sorry to be a pest - but
do you have any information that you could share regarding Harpoon? My
understanding (which may be totally wrong ) is that it is a set of custom
tags that integrate CF and Flash (maybe with ActionScripts?)
Thanks,
Howi
> Hope This Helps. :-)
Oooh. Always thought it mean "Hold That Halibut."
Um, don't ask.
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You can also integrate a Macromedia product called Generator which
offers database integration with Flash 5. I am using an alternate
product called swift-generator so users can upload their own graphics
files that will be incorporated directly into the flash movies.
Cold Fusion offers some tags
> I have some newbie questions regarding Macromedia and CF. I
> asked Macromedia pre-sales to clarify some things but their
> response was mostly links to product information on their
> site (IOW - useless). Anyway, what I want to do is: integrate
> Flash with CF. Both for data retrieval/displ
never mind - I discovered there was a dns problem on that box... production
of all places... and when I replaced the name with ip address we worked
great!
sorry...
je
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I have 5 sun boxes... all set up the same (as far as I can tell)... I can
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admin on pre-production boxes... np, but when I use the same scheduled
process on the production
I've finished another online class--this time on integrating JavaScript and
ColdFusion. The URL is www.halhelms.com/javascript. The class is free.
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> True. But my testing reveals SQL7 FULL TEXT is faster than
> the current Verity in CFAS (for searching database data, don't
> know about searching files). I'm hoping K2 in the new CFAS will
> be better.
That won't help too much with Oracle, will it? You'd have to use SQL Server
then as an O
http://www.mrtg.org
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (lsellers) wrote:
>
> Is anyone aware of a CF tag that can communicate with an SNMP enabled
> service? I really just need basic read-only capability for device
> monitoring, such as reading traffic throughput from a router or switch, or
> retrieving perfor
>
> Is anyone aware of a CF tag that can communicate with an SNMP enabled
> service? I really just need basic read-only capability for device
> monitoring, such as reading traffic throughput from a router or switch, or
> retrieving performance metrics from some other services.
Well, assuming th
How many guesses do you want? ;-)
At 08:49 AM 12/29/00 -0800, you wrote:
>Do they send out some replies that
>they hope DON'T help?
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I know that Ultradev is supposed to be the big integrator for CF -- Harpoon
is still in the works at Figleaf -- but I was searching around for some
custom tags for my email dilemmas and came upon a tag at
http://www.cfscripts.com/ called CF_Flash5. Looks useful as well.
Lisa
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From: "Dick Applebaum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2000 4:41 PM
> I, too am greatly interested in this... especially Flash forms to CF
> app interface.
>
> The "cool looking menus" are an added bonus to someone (like me) with
> no graphic design a
you can't use SELECT * in a subquery. ideally, it should return 1 value
(such as product_id or some such) to use in your where clause. think of it
as a rvalue in a WHERE clause.
you're also missing a modifier (AND/OR) between your sub-selects. ideally,
it should look something more like this:
I just signed up for the Allaire certified ColdFusion Developer exam and I was
wondering where would be a good place to look for rescources in preparing for it. I
have taken Fast-Track to CF as well as the Advanced CF course and have been
programming with CF and SQL Server doing small projects
> This is a documented, well-known MDAC bug with Win2K SP1.
> Dave Watts
OK, I'll stop posting erroneous replies (for a while).
-David
P.S. Why do people use HTH at all? Do they send out some replies that
they hope DON'T help?
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I, too am greatly interested in this... especially Flash forms to CF
app interface.
The "cool looking menus" are an added bonus to someone (like me) with
no graphic design ability.
The only related harpoon link I found is:
http://www.maccentral.com/news/0011/06.harpoon.shtml
HTH
Dick
Chris,
This works for me, using CF Express 4.0 and with an ODBC MS Access
datasource:
select FirstName+' '+LastName as Name
from...
I was thinking of an insert statement when I wrote that the value must
match the db field datatype. Sorry about that.
-David
On Fri, 29 Dec 2000 09:39:44 -050
Basically I want most every peice of HTML code to be customizable. My
application is very data-oriented and therefore displaying 100 items on
the screen could mean a couple hundred calls to the custom tag.
I actually have it working fairly efficiently. On extreemly large pages
it only adds abo
All,
I'm trying to get the correct syntax for a nested query but I keep
getting ODBC errors. Below are the two select statements that
I am trying to combine together. Any hints would be appreciated.
This code below obviously doesn't work, but the sub select statements
work.
SELECT * FROM prod
I have some newbie questions regarding Macromedia and CF. I asked
Macromedia pre-sales to clarify some things but their response was mostly
links to product information on their site (IOW - useless). Anyway, what I
want to do is: integrate Flash with CF. Both for data retrieval/display and
edit
True. But my testing reveals SQL7 FULL TEXT is faster than the current
Verity in CFAS (for searching database data, don't know about searching
files). I'm hoping K2 in the new CFAS will be better.
best, paul
At 10:33 AM 12/29/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Then, when you search across that index wit
> Thanks to Dave Fauth and Stephen Moretti for their suggestions.
>
> I don't think I articulated the problem properly so I'll try
> again.
No, actually, you articulated the problem well enough. Steven Moretti gave
you the answer, though. I'll give it again, in slightly longer form.
When you u
> I'm setting up a new computer (Win 2K Professional) and some
> queries that work on other computers do not work on this one.
> The problem queries involve concatenation or setting constants
> in the query. The problem happens with Access 97 and 2000
> databases. Running CF 4.5.1 Professional
You will need to find a program (script, cfx, com) that will allow you to
send messages as multipart/alternative. That way you can set a text/plain
part and a text/html part. This will allow you to send a message using
both text and html and the mail client will determine which it is capable
of
Lisa,
While I'm not an expert on email protocols, my guess is that the answer will
be 'you can't tell, unless you ask them.' Even if someone's email program
can handle HTML emails, you can't know whether they prefer HTML or plain
text without asking them. Most web sites that offer opt-in email
The only way I know of is to read the X-Mailer header if it exists. Some
mailers (like Eudora or Outlook Express) add this heqader to mail. Here is
an example:
X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.50.4133.2400
HTH (hope this helps )
Regards,
Howie
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>Okay, I've seen a million people use HTH in their signatures or
>sign-offs. I can't figure it out.
www.acronymfinder.com
IKTH (I KNOW this helps) :))
Len
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Does anyone know how one would go about finding out whether a user's email
accepts html mail or just plain text? I know that some companies have
incorporated this into their mass emails but I can't figure it out for the
life of me. Thanks.
Lisa
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Thanks Kym for your suggestion.
You wouldn't believe what I had to do to get this to work:
I had to write a wrapper around the code I wanted protected that
called the code with domain.com.au/page.cfm?x=#rand()# with a
cflocation tag.
This even works when the IE setting is at "Check for newer ve
> 1. 'X' is a string, 0 is a number. The value you use must match Field1's
> datatype.
Field1 is a field I'm defining in the query. It does not exist in the
database.
> 2. In Access, both the "+" and "&" are concatenation operators; they
> differ in that the "+" will *add* values if either oper
You can change the value of the 'className' property in IE anyway.
For example:
untitled
.Text { font-family : Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size : 10pt; }
.GrayText { font-family : Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size : 10pt;
color : 808080; cursor : hand;}
.BoldTe
Also, TIA = Thanks In Advance not your Spanish aunt (my first impression)
HTH
Dick
At 8:48 AM -0500 12/29/00, Guy J. McDowell wrote:
>Okay, I've seen a million people use HTH in their signatures or
>sign-offs.
>I can't figure it out. I guess I'll just have to return my Mensa
>membership ca
Hope This Helps. :-)
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From: Guy J. McDowell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: CF-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Frida
HTH = Hope This Helps
-Original Message-
From: Guy J. McDowell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2000 8:48 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT- HTH
Okay, I've seen a million people use HTH in their signatures or
sign-offs.
I can't figure it out. I guess I'll just have to retu
Does anyone know NT well enough to tell me how many open
database connections exist at any point between Cold Fusion
and our Unix database server? Certainly there is something,
somewhere to find this information out. Then, I also want to
have a way on the NT-side to kill "hung" database connectio
Okay, I've seen a million people use HTH in their signatures or
sign-offs.
I can't figure it out. I guess I'll just have to return my Mensa
membership card...
Please tell me what it means, I get a headache when I don't know
everything!
;0)
Yours In Conservation,
Guy J. McDowell,
Webmaster
The On
Thanks to Dave Fauth and Stephen Moretti for their suggestions.
I don't think I articulated the problem properly so I'll try again. Simply
put, Oracle stores all tables in a single database. Schemas are used to
internally keep track of which tables belong together. What we think of as
"database
Is anyone aware of a CF tag that can communicate with an SNMP enabled
service? I really just need basic read-only capability for device
monitoring, such as reading traffic throughput from a router or switch, or
retrieving performance metrics from some other services.
Thanks,
Jim
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Oh man. It's so easy to cheat and get in that top 10 :P
Erki
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From: "Bud" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2000 10:47 PM
Subject: WAY OT: Smackdown
> OK, and just what is the catch with smackdown? I've wasted a whol
Hi,
Does any one of you guys know whether Verity Search in ColdFusion is able to
search:
1. Documents created in Lotus Notes databases (for example, Information
Explorer, Call Report System, Lotus Notes Folders, Talkshop)
2. Microsoft NT file system (MS NT 4.0 and above) on the LAN
Thank you.
You forgot the quotes, so use
SQL = "INSERT INTO CommunityEvents (CommunityEventID, CommunityEventName,
> LastUpdate) VALUES('HPRO-12-28-2000', 'retreat', {ts '2000-12-28
18:42:56'})"
instead of
> SQL = "INSERT INTO CommunityEvents (CommunityEventID, CommunityEventName,
> LastUpdate) VALUES(HPRO
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