Now I've used the IsWddx() function and determined
that for some reason the value being returned in the
cfhttp.filecontent variable is not a wddx object. I'm
sure I'm missing something small here but not sure what.
Any ideas?
Jason
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I just received this as well. I'm no longer a partner, either.
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> From: Raymond Camden [ma
It is, but it's secondary to the IIF() speed problem itself. DE() only compounds the
problem with IIF() in CF 5. In MX, IIF() is the same as CFIF so the only real
difference will be the use of DE. For those who use proper quoting, DE wouldn't be an
issue so there will be no difference at all be
I'm getting an error stating...
"unknown element encountered"
When I try to deserialize a cfhttp.filecontent variable I received from a
cfhttp
call. Does anyone have any ideas on why this might happen? I'm running
cf5 on w2k.
Thanks,
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This is a CFGRIDUPDATE tag that I've written.
When it is run, I get this odd error:
The table 'vehicle_tbl' contained no columns in the grid 'RELORA'.
This error may have been caused by not specifying the table name in the
format which the ODBC data source expects (e.g. SQL Serve
Ouch, that would be a bummer... Have you tried Float instead of Real?
Isaac
> tableA.ID and tableB.aID are both INT. No problem with that.
> Two ways I could make this query work.
> 1. change Cost datatype from Real to INT in SQL;
> 2. SELECT SUM(B.cost) AS cost;
> Now with Solution 1, one ha
Theoretically speaking any recursive process can be rewritten
iteratively and vice versa with no performance difference. Although,
some processes are significantly easier to write one way or the other.
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I didnt see you mention anything about Sum(cost) or what not
in your original post..! all you had was a join and where clause..
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From: Ye Wang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 3:00 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFMX & SQL - simple query with weird e
I also think it's a JDBC issue because ODBC in CF5 has no problem with
SELECT statement at all, disregarding what the datatype is for the output,
REAL or INT. Now since I am not very familiar with JDBC I really cannot be
sure, just a feeling. Did a lot of readings on the Macromedia Online Forum,
s
the easier way is to have a table structure like this
category_id, categoryName, treeID
where category_id is your integer pk, name is obvious, treeID is
1
11
12
2
21
etc like that.
just order by treeID and you get everything in one query.. get a section
like
t
> Errr- could it be because you _reference_ the first query?
>>
>>
>> #GETDIR.DATELASTMODIFIED#,#GETDIR.NAME#,#GETDIR.SIZE#,#Q1.USER
>> NAME#
>>
> Notice you say getdir.whatever? This is the first query. You are looping
> over 'qq' though.
And #Q1.UserName# should be #qq.UserName# also
Isaac
>
>
>
>
> SELECT ActorID, ActorFirstName,
> ActorLastName, ActorMP3
> FROM Actor
> ORDER BY ActorLastName, ActoFirstName
>
>
>
tableA.ID and tableB.aID are both INT. No problem with that.
Two ways I could make this query work.
1. change Cost datatype from Real to INT in SQL;
2. SELECT SUM(B.cost) AS cost;
Now with Solution 1, one has to user REAL datatype somehow, Cost is just a
sample variable I used here.
With Solutio
If you are storing references from each MP3 to the appropriate actor in a
database, you can simply create a CFC to retrieve the actor information
(including the file reference) - given you have the files available on the
web somewhere (http://www.actorsite.com/mp3/*).
Here's what your CFC might l
Hi Mike, There's no way for ASP and CF to see or use each-other's persisten
variables ( request, application, etc. ) natively... In order to make the
transition, you'll have to add something to the login script for the ASP
shop that will as an example, post login info to a CF page in a hidden fram
>From the same domain you can... you can read an asp session cookie which
in turn.. you can use in your application to validate or what not.
i belive this is true
Joe
Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer
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I would think that recursion is the best choice when needing to get a path
through a tree structure.
Any other methods I've seen (but I'm sure I haven't seen them all), either
need to loop much more times than a recursive call would, or results in more
database hits (kind of a mute point if it's
Errr- could it be because you _reference_ the first query?
>
>
> #GETDIR.DATELASTMODIFIED#,#GETDIR.NAME#,#GETDIR.SIZE#,#Q1.USER
> NAME#
>
Notice you say getdir.whatever? This is the first query. You are looping
over 'qq' though.
> Hmm, he must have taken it with him when he went on vacation :)
No doubt wanted to make sure nobody slipped in an Evaluate() when he wasn't
watching.
Ken
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Mike.
Dont you think calling "DE" twice is additional overhead, even if its
Minor?
The less code/functions to the goal.. the faster, less buggy application
you have..
Isnt that what we learned in 101/102 "C" class.. just kidding!
Joe
Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer
Hi Milosav,
Historians believe that in 2002-07-16 Marius Milosav wrote:
> This patch may help:
> http://www.macromedia.com/v1/Handlers/index.cfm?ID=22955&Method=Full
I've read the TechNote above and went to check my server version :
Server Information
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Server Product : Col
Ye Wang wrote:
> We just installed CFMX on a brand new server, W2k with SQL 2000. Most
> CF5 codes worked and no problems with stored procedures so far, except a
> few errors on simple queries. One of them was quite weird.
>
> Name : VARCHAR(128)
> Cost: real
> tableA joins tableB on (tableA.ID
I am having what I see as an anomalous issue with a query of queries. The
code and the results are below.
One of the queries is a cfdirectory listing.
cfdump'ing the query of queries ("qq") returns the correct data, but
outputting it does not.
Somehow, the cfoutput of the query of queries is
Why do I have a sinking feeling I'm putting my head in a noose here? :)
> [Macromedia][SQLServer JDBC Driver]Value can not be converted to
> requested type.
Considering this error message and the fact that it's a select statement
where you don't have anything but the single hard-coded (1) being
Try some like this.. dont think you have specify "INNER".. its understood.
IF the Column Names are "NAME" or "COST".. try alias them like below
SELECT 'GName'=A.Name, 'GCost'=B.Cost
FROM tableA A JOIN tableB B ON A.ID = B.AID WHERE B.AID = 1
Type IV driver doesnt seem to like so
While the while issue of DE verses staged quotes is an important one, the speed
difference between IIF() and CFIF in CF 5 and earlier is separate from that. DE adds
very little overhead as it's just doing a fast replace on double quotes as well as
surrounding its argument with double quotes. Th
One of my clients has a shop built in .asp which amongst other things grants
access to parts of the site based on their payments or subscription status.
I want to grant or deny access to my coldfusion apps based on the same
information.
Has anyone ever picked up session vars created by .asp and u
Ah... there you are... dang, I mistook you for Vern. ;)
~Todd
On Tue, 16 Jul 2002, Raymond Camden wrote:
> I'm here - I'll be gone _next_ week. Looking into why cflib is down.
>
> ===
> Raymond Camden, ColdFusion Jedi Master f
My original post:
> We just installed CFMX on a brand new server, W2k with SQL 2000. Most
> CF5 codes worked and no problems with stored procedures so far, except a
> few errors on simple queries. One of them was quite weird.
>
> Name : VARCHAR(128)
> Cost: real
> tableA joins tableB on (tableA.I
Ooops! Sorry... nevermind my last post. :)
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I do strongly belive using the IIF right wouldnt be any slower than CFIF as
well
Eg.. The right usage
#x#.#IIF(x mod 2,"'odd'","'even'")#
Improper usage which is any day going to be slower than CFIF
#x#.#IIF(x mod 2,DE("odd"),DE("even")#
Joe
Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer
[EMAIL PR
Tried before, same error. Thanks for the thought though. Also tried with
tables fullname, same thing.
I guessed it's because Cost and Name are not the same datatype. But then one
cannot always have the same datatype for all output. :(
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From: "Douglas Brown" <[EMAIL P
> Kinda weird, but try like so
>
> SELECT A.Name, B.Cost
> FROM tableA a
> INNER JOIN tableB b
> ON (A.ID = B.aID)
> WHERE B.aID = 1
I don't have an MX machine handy ... curious to know what the error message
was tho... could you post it to the list?
Isaac Dealey
www.turnk
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It's not working for me either..
Yves
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 3:11 PM
Subject: Is cflib.org down?
> Can't seem to get to cflib.org. How about other people?
>
>
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I'm here - I'll be gone _next_ week. Looking into why cflib is down.
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Hmm, he must have taken it with him when he went on vacation :)
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From: Jim Vosika <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 12:10 pm
Subject: RE: Is cflib.org down?
> I can't either...
>
> Jim Vosika
> http://tinyclick.com
> Free URL Shortening!
>
> -Orig
I can't either...
Jim Vosika
http://tinyclick.com
Free URL Shortening!
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Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 1:12 PM
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Subject: Is cflib.org down?
Can't seem to get to cflib.org. How about other people?
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Not working for me either and I think Raymond C. is gone too.
~Todd
On Tue, 16 Jul 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Can't seem to get to cflib.org. How about other people?
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Kinda weird, but try like so
SELECT A.Name, B.Cost
FROM tableA a
INNER JOIN tableB b
ON (A.ID = B.aID)
WHERE B.aID = 1
Douglas Brown
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Sent: Tuesday
Can't seem to get to cflib.org. How about other people?
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There is an example in the SQL Server book on-line on how to do this. I do
not remember where, but it does not use recursion. Recursion is very cool
(I happen to love it) but is not terribly efficient, probably why LISP never
caught on.
Justin
> -Original Message-
> From: chris.alvarad
We just installed CFMX on a brand new server, W2k with SQL 2000. Most
CF5 codes worked and no problems with stored procedures so far, except a
few errors on simple queries. One of them was quite weird.
Name : VARCHAR(128)
Cost: real
tableA joins tableB on (tableA.ID = tableB.aID)
Case 1: works
chris.alvarado wrote:
> Still trying to decide how I like to perform some type of recursive
> query wth the following Table structure;
>
> ID NAME PARENT_ID
>
> If the current record IS the parent then the Parent ID is 0
>
> Otherwise the child has the ID of the parent as it's Parent ID.
>
> If you don't choose to add those fields(I recommend you follow S. Isaac's
> method which is actually something from a guy named joe celko for which
> you
> can search google for) then you can do a udf in cfMX which calls a query
> which calls itself for each child. Or in cf5, you have to write
> If you don't choose to add those fields(I recommend you follow S. Isaac's
> method which is actually something from a guy named joe celko for which
> you can search google for)
This is news to me. :) I'll have to look him up.
Isaac Dealey
www.turnkey.to
954-776-0046
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Actually, the main problem with using IIF() now is that few people know how to use it
right. The double evaluation issue, using DE vs. double quoting, etc. I'm going to
have to revise my paper on it and get it out there again. :)
http://www.fusionauthority.com/iif.cfm
> I wouldn't declare it d
I'm declaring it dead for the sake of it not being an issue anymore. My original post
and times for it showed IIF() being half as fast as CFIF. This is no longer true.
Readability is a totally different issue.
http://www.fusionauthority.com/alert/index.cfm?alertid=9#Tech1
http://www.fusionauth
This patch may help:
http://www.macromedia.com/v1/Handlers/index.cfm?ID=22955&Method=Full
Marius Milosav
www.scorpiosoft.com
It's not about technology, it's about people.
Virtual Company (VICO) Application Demo
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- Original Message -
From: "João_Luiz_
I wouldn't declare it dead for the sake of readability. That above
anything is a good reason not to use it.
~Todd
On Tue, 16 Jul 2002, Michael Dinowitz wrote:
> I really wish that people using my documents (originally posted in issues of FA) put
>down where they got the information from. I s
If you don't choose to add those fields(I recommend you follow S. Isaac's
method which is actually something from a guy named joe celko for which you
can search google for) then you can do a udf in cfMX which calls a query
which calls itself for each child. Or in cf5, you have to write a custom
t
I really wish that people using my documents (originally posted in issues of FA) put
down where they got the information from. I see chunks of information on that page
taken directly from me.
Now as for IIS() under MX. I've tested it heavily and there is literally no difference
speed wise betw
>>
>> True, I have looked at Fusebox, but at the moment I am not building a
>> Fusebox app, but I see your point and I should use what I know about
> Fusebox
>> and apply it to my none Fusebox code.
>>
>
> Start out with the techniques in FB2 and you'll get your coding standards
> to
> something l
Hi,
I'm getting the following error :
--- begin error ---
invalid character code
The error occurred while processing an element with a general identifier
of (CFWDDX), occupying document position (21:5) to (21:108) in the
template file ...
--- end error ---
in the page that t
> Still trying to decide how I like to perform some type of recursive
> query wth the following Table structure;
>
> ID NAME PARENT_ID
>
> If the current record IS the parent then the Parent ID is 0
>
> Otherwise the child has the ID of the parent as it's Parent ID.
>
> Anyone have any good re
Matthew, my answer maybe SOT also but here goes. We use the Fusebox
framework for development, the relevance of this is that the use of
Fuseactions in fusebox makes it really easy to implement not only the
application itself but ancillary things like Help Docs, Developer-Client
interaction etc.
select ID, NAME, PARENT_ID, Max(ID) as MAXID
from wherever
tree[dbtree.ID] = StructNew();
tree[dbtree.ID].ID = dbtree.ID;
tree[dbtree.ID].NAME = dbtree.NAME;
tree[dbtree.ID].PARENT = dbtree.PARENT_ID;
tree[itr].PARENT
Bob Denny is working on a connector that'll allow you to use WSP 3 and CFMX. I've been
testing it on and off for weeks now. It's rather nice and should be out soon. Till
then, I'm running on CF 5 and WSP 3. (I've been on WS since the beginning)
> HI,
> I am looking into upgrading to CF MX from
Sorry I meant:
...
Kola
-Original Message-
From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 16 July 2002 14:49
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Writing efficient CFIF statements
> Has this always worked?
>
> I'm sure I tried it in an earlier version of cf (4.5) I think,
> and it didn't w
Just about every company has someone who is excellent at writing, and nobody
knows your applications like the people that you work with. I would see who in
the office might be good at it. Receptionist, salesperson etc...etc... and
then sit them down with the developer and more than likely they can
Matthew,
I know that where I am located (Columbus, OH) there is a chapter of a
professional organzation called Society of Technical Writers(?) or
Association of Technical Writers(?). Typically, in an association such
as that, there are a number of freelancers, some specialized in Software
Documen
Does that only allow a set level of "depth"?
Ideally, it should allow nth level relationships, eh?
Matthew P. Smith
Web Developer, Object Oriented
Naval Education & Training Professional
Development & Technology Center
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This is a very complex query that I used to use to generate a report from:
ID Parent Name
1 0 Dad
2 1 Daughter
3 2 Grandson
To this:
Master_Parent Parent Topic count
Dad Dad Daughter
I don't have any experience with Website Pro, but I recommend you
Upgrade to 5.0. It is faster then 4.5.1 and just as stable.
MX so far has been a big headache. Hopefully there will be patches that
magically take care of things.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAI
I looped this:
SELECT *
WHERE PARENT_ID IN (#keyList#)
appending the keys returned to a list, and kept going till recordcount = 0
That goes from parent to all children, grandchildcren, all the way down.
Going up is the opposite.
I can chunk you the code if you want.
Matthew P. Smi
I had to write a stored proc to recursively scan a tree structure. The only
way I could find to do this was through the use of a temp table, and a
second query.
Basically - Query 1(which is the entry point into the routine) would create
the temp table, then call the recursive stored proc (which
HI,
I am looking into upgrading to CF MX from 4.5.1 and I am using
Deerfield's Website Pro 2.54. I am seeing that there are issues
involved with the combination of CFMX and Website Pro 3. I am
looking for any and all solutions to the issue.
Thanks
Dave Miller
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MX is having some COM problems right now, and they are working on a fix to the
problem. Hopefully a patch will come out soon.
Douglas Brown
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To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday,
>
> True, I have looked at Fusebox, but at the moment I am not building a
> Fusebox app, but I see your point and I should use what I know about
Fusebox
> and apply it to my none Fusebox code.
>
Start out with the techniques in FB2 and you'll get your coding standards to
something like you're try
Still trying to decide how I like to perform some type of recursive
query wth the following Table structure;
ID NAME PARENT_ID
If the current record IS the parent then the Parent ID is 0
Otherwise the child has the ID of the parent as it's Parent ID.
Anyone have any good references on rec
Ok, having gone through the custom tag (cfforward), and having played around with the
encode types of forms... the issue lies in here somewhere... it is beyond me however..
According to the author of the custom tag, using a forward on the action page of a
form will throw an error and does not w
While I'm waiting for some help desk people to get back in touch with me, I
wanted to send this question to the list:
We upgraded our test server to CFMX (finally) and run ActivePDF on just
about every site on the server (PDF is a standard over here). When we
upgraded CFMX totally botched the CO
If you looking at application architecture design.. Fusebox does a good job
www.fusebox.org. this has helped me a lot.
all sorts of changes can be done much faster... and gets code organized.
Joe
Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer
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True, I have looked at Fusebox, but at the moment I am not building a
Fusebox
If you are going to do that, you might think of using fusebox, which does a
very good job of seperating the application logic away from the the display.
You can also use just one layout file and have it inherited by all the child
directories etc...
http://www.fusebox.org
Douglas Brown
Emai
AuthentiX... used it before.. How do you go about tracking who downloaded
what and how many times etc? AuthentiX is built with an ISAPI filter that
overrides Windows NT security model..(Challenge/Response) and creates
an Authenticated user, (CGI.Auth_User) gets populated. The other
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Thanks Joe,
That was what I was kind of looking for. I am also thinking abou
> If QueryResults is supposed to be a boolean, isn't
> it better to make it a boolean? Doesn't that make
> it easier to understand the intent of the code?
You can certainly make this argument, but it's hard to confuse the intent of
code which uses integers to determine boolean values. For example
Hi folks. I know this is off-topic, but I'm getting annoyed, and I know
someone here will be able to give the answer.
I'm trying to do one of those javascript boxes where you can click a button
and the items move up or down in the list. I found one that works if I don't
care what the values are (
Hi there,
Hoping to get a few opinions on this topic. Most of my company's CF work thus far has
been custom solutions, but recently we've developed some apps that we can distribute
as a product. (ie download and install on top of CF server) One of the challenges
we've uncovered is coming up wit
The LEAST no of "CFIF" is the route to best code/speed etc.. This is my
theory though
Using CFSCRIPT blocks, short-cut evaluation, Switch statements wherever
possible than
CFIF, arranging likely executable CFIF's/Switch first etc
Would be cleaner code to seperate Application Logic from Presentat
true...my bad
Douglas Brown
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From: "S. Isaac Dealey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 7:55 AM
Subject: Re: Writing efficient CFIF statements
> > couldn't you just say...
>
> >
>
> You woul
I bet the guys on [EMAIL PROTECTED] would know about CFMX on
linux. I'm running it on RH7.2 myself
~Todd
On Tue, 16 Jul 2002, Terry Ford wrote:
> Thanks ray :) It's Terry Ford here btw. Sort of lurking. Taking some time
> to build up my website since I left MM.
>
> You wouldnt happen to k
> couldn't you just say...
>
You would only ever get one result from the evaluation... because the length
of recordcount will never be less than 1 ... i.e. is the
same as ... works tho...
Isaac Dealey
www.turnkey.to
954-776-0046
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Got it.
Any ideas on how else to do it in IIS and CF?
I wish IIS had an authent scheme to look for my cookie and it's content and
see that's it there, so let them have access.
That'd be nice.
J
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From: "Tangorre, Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PRO
I need a Flash "mp3 player" similar to the sample that comes with MX.
My app is for a talent agency. I've already built the admin where they can
upload a sound clip for each actor.
Here's what I want to do:
User clicks on an actor's name. The actors detail page is displayed, along
with the Fl
Dave Carabetta wrote:
> Are there any reliable alternatives for using CFHTTP on Unix (in my case,
> Solaris, but migrating to Linux in the near future)? I need to pass large
> WDDX packets to a Python server extensively, and CFHTTP is just not an
> adequate, scalable solution. Time is also a bi
Thanks ray :) It's Terry Ford here btw. Sort of lurking. Taking some time
to build up my website since I left MM.
You wouldnt happen to know much about CFMX on linux would you? I'm
encountering a weird problem..
Terry
- Original Message -
From: "Raymond Camden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
T
A Boolean value is a logical TRUE or FALSE. In some languages, this is
represented as 0 and 1 or 0 and non-zero, but that's an implementation
detail.
-Original Message-
From: Christopher Olive [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 10:33 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Writi
Check out this tutorial...
This will give you an idea on how do set one up, then you should be able to go from
there ans how to get CF to write it...
http://faq.clever.net/htaccess.htm
Mike
-Original Message-
From: JLH All Turbo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002
couldn't you just say...
Douglas Brown
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- Original Message -
From: "Patrick McElhaney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 5:20 AM
Subject: RE: Writing efficient CFIF statements
> Clean and fast:
>
>
>
> Patr
I'll tell you what though, this is stumping me!!!
I'm gonna go over and post it on the FB list as well..
hopefully someone will have an idea..
Mike
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From: Tangorre, Michael
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 10:40 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CFMX Error
LOL :-)
You might
Actually we are using IIS.
But. we may be able to use Apache.. nothing is set in stone yet...
How would we go about doing the HTAccess.?
J
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From: "jon roig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 10:36 AM
Subject: R
LOL :-)
You might just be right!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 10:32 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CFMX Error
Well, there you go... FB3 is your problem. ;) (Just kidding)
~Todd
On Tue, 16 Jul 2002, Tangorre, Michae
Are you using apache? You could probably use CF to write an .htaccess
file...
-- jon
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From: JLH A
Well, there you go... FB3 is your problem. ;) (Just kidding)
~Todd
On Tue, 16 Jul 2002, Tangorre, Michael wrote:
> Did I mention that I was using the FB3 architecutre for this application that is
>throwing the weird error?
>
> Thought maybe that might be important...
>
> Mike
>
>
> -O
but it IS a boolean. 1 and 0 are boolean yes and no (in most languages).
chris olive
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From: Patrick McElhaney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 8:59 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Writing efficient CFIF statements
If QueryResults is supposed to be
On Tue, 16 Jul 2002 09:50:24 -0400, "Dave Carabetta"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Are there any reliable alternatives for using CFHTTP on Unix (in my case,
>Solaris, but migrating to Linux in the near future)? I need to pass large
>WDDX packets to a Python server extensively, and CFHTTP is just
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