I ran into this very same problem also and I could not find anything on
it at www.macromedia.com/support. I uninstalled and reinstalled and
that fixed the problem. I hated to do that but I did not know of
anything else to do.
Chris
-Original Message-
From: Debbie Dickerson
I would upgrade the OS to Win2k, it is significantly more stable than NT in
my experience. What I would do is to upgrade the operating system first
keeping your 4.5 SP2 code as is until that is stable on Windows 2000. You
should not encounter too many issues here, the main point to watch for is
You need to use ListQualify('#Form.Pac#') or
PreserveSingleQuotes('#Form.Pac#')
WHERE PACX IN (#listqualify(form.pac)#) ... In this case
PreserveSingleQuotes() wouldn't likely work because I suspect there aren't
single quotes in the form.pac variable to begin with...
Isaac
www.turnkey.to
Jochem,
Sort of Off-topic, but anyway, HTTP compression doesn't cause
performance decrease? I think the gain is very relative since you
have to add more time do compress (server CPU usage) and also more
time to decompress (client CPU usage) in this operation. HTTP
compress should be used
Yea, I've read about this problem with CFPOP somewhere... Spooky!
Anyway, is more than clear that now CFMX is the choice for hosting
providers.
Thanks!
Alex
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De : Jochem van Dieten [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Para: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc
Hello list,
is it possible to index verity collections on a WIN2K box and then copy
them to a linux machine and use them?
Thanks,
Stefan
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Alex Hubner wrote:
Yea, I've read about this problem with CFPOP somewhere... Spooky!
Anyway, is more than clear that now CFMX is the choice for hosting
providers.
In this area little changes with CF MX. Sandbox Security still requires
Enterprise edition with CF MX. And it was always
I mentioned PreserveSingleQuotes()... if he was building the list and had
single
quotes! Was just trying to give him the options.. so he can understand what
are the solutions and for what cases.!
Joe
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From: S. Isaac Dealey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, July
Alex Hubner wrote:
Sort of Off-topic, but anyway, HTTP compression doesn't cause
performance decrease? I think the gain is very relative since you
have to add more time do compress (server CPU usage) and also more
time to decompress (client CPU usage) in this operation. HTTP
compress
You're right Jochem. By the way: I didn't find CFPOP in the Tag
restrictions in CFMX Enterprise (don't know about same product with
CF5). CFPOP is open in this new version?
[]'s
Alex
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De : Jochem van Dieten [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Para: CF-Talk
Then they are not only biased but also falsely advertising. It should be
News for open source nerds and stuff that matters only to a biased segment of the
computer world
.. slashdot, biased?
Uhhh... no offense Michael, but duh!
The denizens of slashdot could care less about cold fusion
Hello All,
I've been looking for a way to do search result highlighting with regular
expressions, but I have only found some that handled all replacements of a
word on a page, when in reality it should skip link code.
For example: if you search for something like staff it would highlight all
How can I turn this on/access it? I know about CFX_GZIP, and have used
it, but I was unaware of a native capability in IIS.
--Matt Robertson--
MSB Designs, Inc.
http://mysecretbase.com
-Original Message-
From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002
I see it never hurts to actually go and look for yourself. I found the
settings in IIS on the Service tab of the Master Properties window.
I use CF and .html pages. Would I thus only check ''compress static
files'' or is ''compress application files'' also in order?
--Matt Robertson--
MSB
You should be able to do this. The collection itself is proprietary to
Verity which is why the collections are backward compatible. The issues are
the usual suspects like file permissions, using the same name for the
collection, making sure that the collection name is registered and so forth.
I meant to say that you need to restart the k2server daemon on Linux to have
the new files recognized.
Sorry
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From: Stefan Salzbrunn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002 4:28 PM
Subject: copy verity collections
Hello list,
Matt Robertson wrote:
How can I turn this on/access it? I know about CFX_GZIP, and have used
it, but I was unaware of a native capability in IIS.
It is a native IIS 5 feature, and I'm sure it is documented somewhere,
but I suspect that if you use the procedure at the URL
Matt Robertson wrote:
I see it never hurts to actually go and look for yourself. I found the
settings in IIS on the Service tab of the Master Properties window.
I use CF and .html pages. Would I thus only check ''compress static
files'' or is ''compress application files'' also in
Maybe you could try some xsl:fo technology?
http://www.renderx.com/barcodes.html
Cocoon/fop is a free xsl:fo processor, so just grab the stylesheets from the renderx
guys, and use cocoon as the engine.
Jared Clinton
NEC Australia
-Original Message-
From: Douglas Brown
Hi, everyone. The IT department in my company has told me that I can't put
custom tags in the installation directory (something to do with
multi-application environment, blah blah blah). In our installation, that
is the only place where it searches for the tags automatically. So, as a
Technically custom tags are cfmodules, cept custom tags are global and
invoked by typing cfmodule... blah blah -- What you're doing is fine,
making a mapped directory and putting all of them inside and calling them
specifically by template (via cfmodule calls).
So, unless there's some reason
Cornillon, Matthieu wrote:
Hi, everyone. The IT department in my company has told me that I can't put
custom tags in the installation directory (something to do with
multi-application environment, blah blah blah). In our installation, that
is the only place where it searches for the tags
Anyone not running advanced security on CFMX in a hosting environment isn't
bright. They couldn't have made it any easer. At www.HostMySite.com we run
advanced and it works very well.
Neil
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From: Alex Hubner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Neil H. wrote:
Anyone not running advanced security on CFMX in a hosting environment isn't
bright. They couldn't have made it any easer. At www.HostMySite.com we run
advanced and it works very well.
Maybe you can confirm or deny the cfpop cfhttp issues.
Jochem
I deeply agree but, as we know, not everything is perfect... I saw
people running Professional versions with basic security (disabling
all tags) and offering it as a shared ColdFusion hosting
solution...!! ColdFusion is relative new here in Brazil. We're more
inclined to ASP/PHP and even Perl
Hola lista!!
I'm experimenting with trying to make an entire site running only off of
cfdirectory, and building static templates with CFHTTP where possible (yeah
I have a lot of spare time). Anyhow, I have a poll that stores the results
as a comma delimited list in a .txt file
total
first
Have you tried addnewline=no in the cffile tag? Actually, ARE you using
CFFILE, because your email says CFDIRECTORY and CFHTTP only?
bd
At 09:00 PM 7/21/02 -0400, you wrote:
Hola lista!!
I'm experimenting with trying to make an entire site running only off of
cfdirectory, and building
Hi
I am using the Windows 2000 Professional on my workstation. However my
coldfusion files cannot be displayed. And i dun think the problem lies with
Coldfusion server as i get this error code HTTP 500- Internal Server
Error. Does anyone knows how i can resolve this error?
Thanks!
Sorry, yes its cffile..
it was..
cffile action=write file=#request.apppath#/pollresults.txt
variable=resultlist
it is now...
cffile action=write addnewline=no
file=#request.apppath#/pollresults.txt variable=resultlist
It is working fine now.
Since the default for addnewline is YES
If you are creating the directory based on some kind of form input, you need
to trim it. This is particularly troublesome when you are using multipart
forms. Here is some code I used recently to do just that and it works fine
on a Mac:
cfdirectory action=create
I have found that it is good to use both cferror tags;
most error WILL be caught by the exception tag and
you will be automatically notified. Some errors (I've
never figured out exactly which ones) slip through and
your user may click on the mailto link.
Not all errors are exceptions. An
Generally speaking, the difference between an error and an exception is
that you can programmatically recover from an exception, but not an
error.
Matt Liotta
President CEO
Montara Software, Inc.
http://www.montarasoftware.com/
V: 415-577-8070
F: 415-341-8906
P: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sorry about that... Don't mind me. :) It's not intended as a rebuke or
anything, I'm just throwing out what's on my mind. It was really intended
primarily to clarify the differences between the two functions, although it
may not have read the way I expected it to...
Isaac
www.turnkey.to
Thanks for the compliment. We pride ourselves in excellent hosting with
excellent customer service!
Jochem, I am sure that will work. You would of course need to know the name
of the file but if you could do that with CFHTTP you could probably do it
with CFDIRECTORY to find the file...
Neil
Go into IIS Manager. Click the Home Directory tab for the affected web
site. The Application Protection setting should be at Low (IIS
Process).
Leaving it at the default of Medium (Pooled) will give you a 500 error.
--Matt Robertson--
MSB Designs, Inc.
http://mysecretbase.com
-Original
OK. Thanks! This should keep me busy for awhile.
--Matt Robertson--
MSB Designs, Inc.
http://mysecretbase.com
-Original Message-
From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002 4:07 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: HTTP 1.1 Compression [was: Re: CF and NT
thank you s much!! it works like magic! But why is that so , if u dun
mind explaining
-Original Message-
From: Matt Robertson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 22, 2002 12:12 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: HTTP 500 - Internal Server Error (URGENT)
Go into IIS Manager.
Why would that happen? All sites on my server are set to (pooled) and all work
fine.
Douglas Brown
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: JAIME HOI [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002 10:36 PM
Subject: RE: HTTP 500 - Internal Server
Hi all,
Sorry to ask again, but I'm not sure if this got posted - anyone using
Browserhawk? How well does it work? Does it bog down servers under load?
Ian
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