Just so's you know: this "Lindex" (I posted about it a little while
ago). The CFDJ article was working off the fact that it was shipped
with the DevNet Resource Kit 3.
Note that you don't NEED the DRK to use it (the product itself is
open-source) but the DRK does have some nice tools and docs a
Eric,
There have been a few articles in recent CFDJ's that discuss a JAVA
alternative to VERITY. I don't recall the name of the program or the CFDJ
issues off hand, but if you don't find the information on the CFDJ site
(www.sys-con.com ) contact me off list and I'll
try to dig up the informatio
Hello All,
I have a couple of applications that were working fine on CF5 displaying hebrew. All of my pages used "charset=windows1255" and everything worked great. I upgraded to CFMX in a shared hosting environment(crystal tech). Now all the Hebrew comes out as garbage. I also notice that the
Wow I'd be really surprised if cfhttp was quicker than cffile. Another
option though is cfinclude:
template="myxml.xml">
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From: Rich Z [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 13 October 2003 3:54 p.m.
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Storing XML
Hi all:
What's an efficient way t
Hi all:
What's an efficient way to store/retrieve XML other than a database
(let's assume I don't have access to one for now) ?
Now, I've tried CFFILE/write to throw down and CFHTTP to pull back from
the local web folders (seems to be quicker than CFFILE/read), but I've
gotta say, even on 6.1
Thanks to Jon for his help on this, I've got a database connection going and actually run a good SQL query from within HomeSite with JScript. But now I'm trying to dig down and extract the database schema, which is what I'm really after.
I'm trying to rewrite this VBScript, which I _think_ does o
Owens, Howard wrote:
> Actually, I can't get ctrl-M to match braces ... only CFML tags.
>
Well, sure, if I had actually READ the question correctly, I might have
noticed it was about braces and not tags.
Sorry about that.
Scott Brady
http://www.scottbrady.net
Hello,
I'm new to CF and I am running CFMX 6.1 on Redhat 8.
I've inadvertatntly deleted the CFIDE directory. Is there anyway to recreate it
without re-installing cold fusion?
I don't have the install disks, at this time I'm still using the evaluation
version.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I am getting this error when activating a component .. this is an extention of what I thought was a session issue, but now it is just an argument issue. I for the life of me cannot figure this one out.
Below is the error first and then the code: (any help is appreciated)
can't load a null
You can specify what view to open Word in with a little XML within the
element:
Print
Make sure you have the MSO namespace declarations at the top of your
document:
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40">
Best regards,
Sam
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Us too - had a terrible time. We switched to Index Server figuring if it was
bundled with IIS it must be at least stable. That wasn't the case either.
We've had the catalog move off to another box so its not running in the same
space as the site. That seems to have fixed it.
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Kevin Park
I've run into problems with Office XP opening it up in a code view
instead of document view allthough the same document opens up
beautifully in Word97 or Work2000. .
marlon
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Philip Arnold wrote:
> I've suggested this before, and it works on the later versions (Word 97
> onwa
jon hall wrote:
> http://dynarch.com/mishoo/calendar.epl
>
> If you have any questions on how to make certain days unselectable let
> me know...I had to do it for this calendar recently. It has a built in
> way to enable it, but it's not obvious at first glance.
>
> --
That is a sweet calendar.
> I think that Adam Churvis had a go around with this concept and the end
> result is that there is no honor system. If you put code out there that
is
> downloadable expecting money later, you probably won't make enough to have
a
> nice dinner out at McDonalds...
Yes, we lost $33,000 in real cash
The third DevNet Resource Kit (available from Macromedia) has a CFMX
implementation of "Lindex" (short for "Lucene Index") - a text search
engine that's been getting a lot of good word of mouth. It's in pure
Java so it also works on platforms that don't support Verity.
There's information about
Just a note - upon further reading it seems like RTF support will be in
FOP "soon".
Jim Davis
-Original Message-
From: Jim Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2003 12:50 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Creating Word Doc
You may want to check this out:
http://xml
True - although the successes in this area all seem to be of the "try
this, but buy for more" variety. The original "Doom" is often credited
with proving the success of the Shareware model: you got a nice, decent
length game for free but paying your $30 got you three more episodes and
the completi
Available publicly.
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From: brob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2003 1:26 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Secure way of identifying a particular device
You can do it by IP address, but every computer behind a router sharing the
internet connect
WE have been having terrible times with our Verity collections corrupting,
being unable to update etc at our host and am looking for alternatives.
It simply queries a database and a lot of fields, some quite lengthy...so
not sure a simply SQL query is an option, but are there other solutions
every
Jim,
Excellent! Thanks for taking the time to address this in such a thorough
and practical manner. "INI" just might be the little hidden jewel I was
looking for.
Since we need portability, your input suggests that we should develop
multiple options. Selectable at installation. In this order 1
Here's a link to a Breezo of my presentation, along with a few thousand
lines of sample code.
http://www.rewindlife.com/archives/32.cfm
I'm also giving a presentation at MAX about integrating CF with Office. Not
a tutorial on how to do it but rather a comparison of several different
methodol
>>or give the code out and hope for the best via honor system?
Since this is the definition of "Shareware", and the way it was used by its inventor
(The guy who created PKware and PKzip), I wouldn't call anything else "Shareware".
Secondly, "Shareware" implies you provide an application, not the
You must pass the photo id in paramaetr to the _javascript_ function:
and the function should open a template that will get and display the image ( I suppose in full size)
function newwindow(photoId)
{
window.open("fullImage.cfm?id=" + photoId,''jav','width=700, height=474, screenx=20
You may want to check this out:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/index.html
It's free, runs GREAT on CFMX and can easily produce PDF docs from XSL
(you do need to learn a new "language - XSL-FO - but it's pretty
simplistic and very HTML/CSS like). It can produce other formats as
well - but not DOCs
I've suggested this before, and it works on the later versions (Word 97
onwards)
Just change the Content type to be Word, and then send it HTML - Word
and Excel both interpret HTML into the "native" display format, which
makes life a LOT easier
Don't forget to send a reset before, and abort aft
Thanks for the sugggestions.
I may not need a word document. A RTF document will work fine. Here's the use case scenario:
We have generic consulting agreement and I want to 'fill in the blanks' with data from the database.
I want the user of the system to be able to modify parts of the agree
> It returns Server Date/Time Not the Locale Date/Time.
then what are you after with setLocale and LSDateFormat?
you're after the user's timezone? if so see this example:
http://www.sustainablegis.com/tips/getClientTZ.cfm there's also a timeZone
CFC in the devnet gallery.
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Anyone know (via java somehow) to get a list of cluster members from a
CF page? I'm making a flash session monitoring application that shows
active users across all applications...but I'm trying to avoid having to
enter each cluster member separately.
Thanks!
Stace
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