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For situations like this (uploaded files in a CMS, web-based FTP on
steroids, etc), I make a table that stores a filename, title, description,
and watever else, and then put put all the files in a single directory.
Then when you want the file, you use the 'filename' field to go get it form
the
That may work...I think.have you got an example of that code?
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The file list holds images and drawings, which
im not to sure on that one.
Mapquest is very widely used by just about every major real estate
association to use in there mappings.
dave
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That may work...I think.have you got an example of that code?
At this point, no, but I can put some code together later...
If you've still got the problem by tomorrow morning, I'll see what I can
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Before you settle into a solution, what type of files are you talking about?
I have solved this a couple of different ways.
1. Directories of htm and cfm and pdf files. I embedded extra tags in a comments
section at the top of the file.
bangdashdash
DESCRIPTIONDescription Goes Here/DESCRIPTION
Yes that is where I am going with this.. I have the FTP file upload
templates already built for new files, but as for the files currently in the
database, I need to import their names into the 'filename' field and leave a
blank in the 'description' field.
The users still have access to the file
NO VERITY. CF_UNFORTUNATELY
BlueDragon
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Before you settle into a solution, what type of files are you talking
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im not to sure on that one.
Mapquest is very widely used by just about every major real estate
association to use in there mappings.
It's quite possible they got permission (i.e., paid for
Oops, as pointed out by someone (Ben Doom), the User is you, so please
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Option 2 or 3 could still work. They don't use verity at all.
The question I usually ask when choosing db vs file based storage:
Do you need to search through the items? Do you need to manipulate them quickly? If
so, db is good.
If not, where it is more a CFDIRECTORY married to some extra
I'm trying to connect to an Access 2000 database on our network. The file
is on a file server in the same domain as our Intranet. I have the
ColdFusion MX app server logging in as my own domain account, which has full
access to the database. Connecting to local databases works fine. The
I forgot about MapQuest.
Mapquest LinkFree gives detailed instructions and no pointers to their tos. Further,
they list ''linking restrictions'' which don't mention commercial use.
I've used a linkfree link on one commercial client, strictly within their rules and
I'm not worried about
Hi list, when I want
to do an Insert Into
I get an Insert Error
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntaxerror in INSERT INTO
This is due to Excel producing e.g. the value 8.0 rather than an
integer 8.
What can I do to solve this error ?
Uwe
Try wrapping Int() or maybe CInt() around your field name.
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Hi list, when I want
to do an Insert Into
I get an Insert
Try this:
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On Monday, Mar 24, 2003, at 10:01 US/Pacific, Mike Brunt wrote:
With regard to coding bad practice I have no
doubts that multiple layers of nested includes-custom tags are bad
practice
as they make code very hard to read and follow.
Hmm, it isn't the multiple layers that make code hard to
CAn anyone check this script
I am trying to create login and Password page with access as my database. Can u check
whether this script is ok?
cfquery name=log datasource=GraphicDesign
SELECT*FROM log
WHERE Login='#form.Login#'
AND Password='#form.Password#'
/cfquery
cfif log.RecordCount EQ
I've had trouble with bad proxy configurations lately. In the past I've used
the Pragma:no-cache http header (via CFHeader) but had problems with
browsers seeing pages as expired. Recently someone suggested using
Cache-control: no-cache to tell the proxy server not to cache the page.
Can anyone
I have a cold fusion page and a CGI page that I would like in one without using
frames. When I do a cfinclude on the .cfm page the cold fusion code works as it should
the insead of displaying the output of the .cgi page it just displays all of the cgi
code. Has anyone ran across this before?
http://site.pga.com/sweepstakes/
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Has anyone got CFMXJ2EE for JRun and JRun for Mac OSX to run with
Apple's Java 1..4.1 JVM?
TIA
Dick
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I could swear it didn't used to do this prior to Updater 3, but I'm not sure. In my
cfmail messages, I set the following variable:
cfset ContentValue=text/html; charset= chr(34) iso-8859-1Chr(34)
so I can in turn plug it in to this cfmailparam:
cfmailparam name=Content-Type
Try ISO-8859-1 - MX seems to be a bit fussy about that in some areas.
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Sent: Tuesday, 25 March 2003 2:33 p.m.
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFMAIL frying on content type assignment?
I could swear it didn't used to do this prior to
Personally I use the Application scope for session data and roll my own
timeout simply to gain the ability for end of session event
processing.
Even properly locked (and using CF 4.5) it's plenty fast enough if done
right.
Jim Davis
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From: Sean A Corfield
Matthew wrote:
Try ISO-8859-1 - MX seems to be a bit fussy about that in
some areas.
Nope. Same error. Good idea, though. If I remove the code it works fine. Am I
doing something obviously wrong here with regard to the encoding? I'll have to check
but I could swear this code has been in
This seems to work: cfset ContentValue=text/html; charset=iso-8859-1
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Matthew wrote:
Try ISO-8859-1 - MX seems to be
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On Monday, Mar 24, 2003, at 02:57 US/Pacific, Matt Robertson wrote:
Isn't it possible for CFMX to scale
That not only didn't break, but cfmx rendered a proper utf-8-headered text/html
mailpiece from it. Thanks! Now I have to see whether this has any effect on CF 4.5x
generated mail. One way or another its a solution.
Cheers,
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On Monday, Mar 24, 2003, at 11:31 US/Pacific, Murat Demirci wrote:
cflocation
url=url.cfm?text=#URLEncodedFormat(myUnicodeText,utf-8)#
But why URLEncodedFormat doesn't use the utf-8 by default? Or why
setEncoding(URL,UTF-8) function doesn't affect the URLEncodedFormat
function?
Backward
CFMX uses different database drivers to CF5 and different drivers allow
/ disallow different SQL syntax...
On Monday, Mar 24, 2003, at 11:24 US/Pacific, Dave Sueltenfuss wrote:
Good afternoon,
I just upgraded my production web server to CFMX Pro this past
weekend, and
encountered an
On Monday, Mar 24, 2003, at 17:58 US/Pacific, Dick Applebaum wrote:
Has anyone got CFMXJ2EE for JRun and JRun for Mac OSX to run with
Apple's Java 1..4.1 JVM?
Nope. It resolutely tells me Error: Unable to find JVM when I try to
use the 1.4.1 JRE. So I'm still running it locally with 1.3.1.
Sean
Where does one start to resolve this?
Dick
On Monday, March 24, 2003, at 08:28 PM, Sean A Corfield wrote:
On Monday, Mar 24, 2003, at 17:58 US/Pacific, Dick Applebaum wrote:
Has anyone got CFMXJ2EE for JRun and JRun for Mac OSX to run with
Apple's Java 1..4.1 JVM?
Nope. It
On Monday, Mar 24, 2003, at 18:58 US/Pacific, Jim Davis wrote:
Yes, since you can use J2EE session variables and leverage the
scalability of the underlying J2EE system.
So how does this actually work across a cluster?
See my blog:
http://www.corfield.org/blog/archives/2003_01.html#55
and
On Monday, Mar 24, 2003, at 11:18 US/Pacific, Matt Robertson wrote:
[snip experience with session vars]
Hmm, sounds like you (and others) have been burned by pre-MX CF in this
area... I didn't realize it was that bad...
Question: CFMX uses J2EE's session variables. I'm not up on this at
all,
On Monday, Mar 24, 2003, at 09:30 US/Pacific, Bryan Stevenson wrote:
Could someone explain the benefit of holding CFCs in a session var?
Say in
the case of security or identifying details about a logged in user.
Instead of having, say, half a dozen separate session variables holding
On Monday, Mar 24, 2003, at 20:32 US/Pacific, Dick Applebaum wrote:
Where does one start to resolve this?
If I knew, I would've resolved it (and posted a solution on my blog).
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/
If you're not annoying somebody, you're not really alive.
-- Margaret
Cache-control is an HTTP/1.1 header; the Pragma: no-cache is an
HTTP/1.0 hack. If you're only dealing with proxy servers that support
HTTP/1.1, you're better off with Cache-control. However, you need to
think about cookies etc so that the proxy server won't be too
aggressive. The following is
What I'm really wondering if there's a way to get something like J2EE
session replication for the application scope. Storing data which doesn't
vary between users in session variables would not only needlessly soak up
memory, but it also has the potential to leave some (many) users with old or
bad
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On Monday, Mar 24, 2003, at 18:58 US/Pacific, Jim Davis wrote:
Yes, since you can use J2EE session variables
On Monday, March 24, 2003, at 11:32 PM, Dick Applebaum wrote:
Sean
Where does one start to resolve this?
Start here:
http://markme.com/cantrell/weblog/index.cfm?m=3d=25y=2003
Christian
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Try cfhttp instead, it needs a request through the web-server to execute
the CGI-script. Think of CGI:s as a webservice.
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What I'm really wondering if there's a way to get something like J2EE
session replication for the application scope.
I've wondered this too, but it seems that, because application data is part
of the servlet context, and the servlet context is unique to each JVM, there
is no built-in way to do
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