C:\CFusionMX\bin
C:\CFusionMX\cfx
C:\CFusionMX\CustomTags
C:\CFusionMX\db
C:\CFusionMX\lib
C:\CFusionMX\META-INF
C:\CFusionMX\runtime
C:\CFusionMX\stubs
C:\CFusionMX\wwwroot
I have those dir's in my archive.
should I have any others, that are system specific?
thanks.
..
I would do the database and send the link. It would be more secure and less
likely to raise a HIPPA issue.
Someone posted this link a while back
http://www.midwestsecurity.com/compliance/hipaa/hipaasecuritycompliancecheck
list12_03.pdf
klist12_03.pdf>
Rick
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Here's an earlier thread by Rick Root
I haven't been able to get jasperreports to work, yet, on OS X -- but
it looks good!
Dick
"If there are no stupid questions, then what kind
of questions do stupid people ask? Do they get
smart just in time to ask questions?"
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What I use for focus into field one...
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Hoping I can get some more feedback on what you experts use and like to do non-HTML paginated reports.
Appreciate very much the responses received so far that tells me to avoid trying to use Crystal Reports with CFMX.
Also, found post at Macromedia forum that quoted the Crystal tech support sayi
Here are upcoming Fusebox classes in Wash DC area.
Class Schedule
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Tue 5/25/04 FB 101 - Intro to Fusebox $199
Tue 6/01/04 FB 201 - Intermediate Fusebox $349
http://www.teratech.com/training/
Class details:
FB 101 - Introduction to Fusebox
Half Day
maybe Cuba Libre!
Dick
On May 20, 2004, at 6:29 PM, Philip Arnold wrote:
> > From: Tony Weeg
> >
> > what holiday?
>
> Holiday? What's that? :P
>
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From: Pascal Peters [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 11:19 AM
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Subject: RE: SQL HELP!
Maybe too late, but yo
Nathan,
I don't know if you have a correct server side solution yet. Since it's
a holiday here in Belgium (so I have a little time), I took a shot at
it. I didn't start from any of the other solutions posted, but wrote my
own:
function ListToRanges(list){
var a = ListToArray(list);
var out = "
Maybe too late, but you can. It's a holiday in Belgium, so I don't read
my mail as often as on a work day.
Pascal
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> From: brobborb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: donderdag 20 mei 2004 11:24
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: SQL HELP!
>
> hey peter may i contact you o
Thanks
You answered my questions very well. I just really wanted a sense of if
what I wanted to do was possible before I invested the time to learn it. I
would have been disappointed if I spent days and days studying API's,
examples, documents, ect only to find out what I wanted to do was not
po
Well...I got the best answer in a reply off-list.
The values represent Bible passages...chapter and verses.
Breaking up the "reference" field into "chapter_start", "chapter_end",
"verse_start" and "verse_end" provided a good solution to the sort issue,
and provided a lost more flexibility for oth
Rick
You could use the concept of a thinArray to represent a CF query or
array and publish taht via a web service.
This web service could be easily consumed and manipulated as a query
by any client programming language that has split/join functions.
AFAIK, this includes _javascript_ Flash A
It's working perfect Charlie, thanks. One small change I made on the second line of the function:
Changed: var stForm = f;
Changed To: var stForm = Duplicate(f);
I wanted to leave the original #form# intact for further processing. On testing the code I found that leaving out the Duplicate() f
Thanks,
I figured it out.
Thanh.
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Subject: RE: Help with Regular _expression_
Why not simply use replaceList().
Str = replaceList(str, ".,1st,2nd,3rd,4th,5th,6th,7th,8
Morgan:
This seems to do it:
function sortForm(f) {
var sortArray = arrayNew(2);
var stForm = f;
var keys = structKeyArray(stForm);
var sortedKeys = "";
for (i=1; i LTE #arrayLen(keys)#; i=i+1) {
if (NOT isNumeric(stForm[keys[i]])) {
structDelete(stForm,
Ah, thanks for clearing that up. I was testing kArray[i] instead
of stForm[kArray[i]]. As for the keys, as I mentioned above there should be no chance of having duplicate numeric values returned, so I can just match up the values to their keys in the original form now that they are in order.
>i
> I know Dave and others have mentioned some software that they
> use for cross-browser and I think even cross-OS testing.
> I've Googled it and can't find it in the CF-Talk archives.
>
> Anybody? or any other options?
I use VMware Workstation 4 (http://www.vmware.com/); Microsoft bought
Virtu
That's the one...I knew there was a "V" in the name ;-)
Cheers
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VP & Director of E-Commerce Development
Electric Edge Systems Group Inc.
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if you want it to insert only numeric values...the UDF should look like:
function sortForm(stForm) {
var formValueArray = arrayNew(1);
var kArray = structKeyArray(stForm);
for (i=1; i LTE arrayLen(kArray); i=i+1) {
if (isNumeric(stForm[kArray[i]])) {
formValueArray[arrayLen(formVal
Doesn't matter, as long as I can access the name in relation to the value. On second thought, I think the way I coded the form, I don't believe that it is possible for there to be repeat values. (all the form values in question are from checkboxes, so I can control the values sent). So actually
Hi Bryan:
I'm pretty sure you're looking for this...
VMWARE WORKSTATION 4
http://www.vmware.com/landing/ws4_home.html
I use this all the time... its a great tool.
Also, Microsoft has a similar product under development but I beleive it will be primarily targetted at the server market.
Regards,
when you say you need to retain the original key name...how so? a 2d array?
a structure?
Charlie
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Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 2:56 PM
Subject: Re: Sort #FORM# by value?
> I suppose I should
Thanks
You answered my questions very well. I just really wanted a sense of if
what I wanted to do was possible before I invested the time to learn it. I
would have been disappointed if I spent days and days studying API's,
examples, documents, ect only to find out what I wanted to do was not
po
Sorry...My bad. I wasn't making a module call to the layout taglib in the view page. I assumed I would have to call it only once and I'm wrong.
> I've been trying to test a small app. with the MVCF framework proposed
> by Ben at Benorama.com. I'm using the pagelet CustomTag from that
> fr
Ok, for starters I tried adding a simple if statement like so:
if (isNumeric(kArray[1]))
{
formValueArray[arrayLen(formValueArray)+1] = stForm[kArray[i]];
}
But apparently it doesn't recognize any of the values as numbers. This is the cfdump I'm getting back for the FORM element:
ACTIONDATE1
I've been trying to test a small app. with the MVCF framework proposed by Ben at Benorama.com. I'm using the pagelet CustomTag from that framework and it works great! But I was wondering if anyone has tried nesting pagelets. I'm trying to do that but the application won't acknowledge the nested pag
I suppose I should have given more information, sorry :-( But to clarify: I only want to pull out FORM values which are numeric and order those. I also need to somehow retain the key name associated to each value. It's a good start tho thanks much Charlie! Perhaps you and I can fiddle with it
Hello All...
Does anyone know of a way to get a .net complex variable from a webservice into coldfusion? Perhaps through Java?
This is the beginning tags of the data...
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Thanks,
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well I still can't get it to work. I am trying to auto-increment the "id" field in the table "hhp_calendar", using:
CREATE SEQUENCE uniqueNum_s START WITH 1
INCREMENT BY 1;
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER hhp_calendar
BEFORE INSERT ON hhp_calendar FOR EACH ROW
DECLARE
v_id id%type;
BEGIN
At 16:57 5/20/2004 -0400, you wrote:
> > From: Won Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> > What type of DB?
>
>He answered that in his post
>
> > >I am using CFQUERY on a text ODBC datasource.
>
> > What data type is it in the DB?
>
>It's text, so there are no "data types"
Ahh, you are correct. I
John
I have done what you are attempting, many times -- though without web
services.
Frequently, I would move databases from one remote host to another
using WDDX.
WDDX and XML get a little slow on big recordsets and the amount of tag
overhead is typically 256% -- for every 100 characters of
I just changed the values of both the long text buffer and the blob buffer; I also checked off the boxes for Enable Long Clob and Enable Long Blob. I'm still stuck on the 64kchar limit. It could be an Oracle thing... *shrug*
> Check your CF Admin pages. Specifically the detailed information fo
> From: Won Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> What type of DB?
He answered that in his post
> >I am using CFQUERY on a text ODBC datasource.
> What data type is it in the DB?
It's text, so there are no "data types"
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> From: stas
>
> I am using CFQUERY on a text ODBC datasource. One of the
> fields is zip code. When a zip contains a dash, as in
> 12345-1234, the field is returned as an empty string. What
> could be going on?
You have to remember a couple of things about the text ODBC driver (it
is very sim
> Has anybody on this list augmented Dreamweaver with their own features/
> functions/ behaviors?
Yes, many times
> I'm trying to get a sense of what and how I can extend Dreamweaver. The
> root of my desire is that I like the idea of the "Insert Application
Object"
> feature.
That's one of the
Check your CF Admin pages. Specifically the detailed information for you DSN. There is an option there to restrict the size of a field to 64k characters, and is on by default.
I believe this is a performance tuning setting, but can be turned off in situations like yours.
Of course, this is onl
At 15:46 5/20/2004 -0400, you wrote:
>I am using CFQUERY on a text ODBC datasource. One of the fields is zip code.
>When a zip contains a dash, as in 12345-1234, the field is returned as an
>empty string. What could be going on?
What type of DB?
What data type is it in the DB?
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First, thx to the guys who helped me out earlier. And because of their
help, I've gotten to the point where I've got another question.
A bit of background - I've got a view in Oracle that's got 21 columns and
1066 rows; I was told the number of rows is going to grow larger. It
seemed to me CF wa
Hi,
I just created a custom tag called CF_RelateList. It works just like
CF_TwoSelects and CF_ThreeSelects. When you select an item in one select
list, a new list of items will be generated in the second select list. This
CF_RelateList allows you to create individual select lists. This would ma
Hey All (and Dave),
I know Dave and others have mentioned some software that they use for
cross-browser and I think even cross-OS testing. I've Googled it and can't
find it in the CF-Talk archives.
Anybody? or any other options?
TIA
Cheers
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP & Director of E-Commerce D
I am using CFQUERY on a text ODBC datasource. One of the fields is zip code.
When a zip contains a dash, as in 12345-1234, the field is returned as an
empty string. What could be going on?
Thanks!
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If you have access to another CF machine that you know the password to, you
can export the registry key "adminpassword" and import it into the one you
do not know the password for. (or you can probably zero out the registry
key for the server and login with no password.)
Start and Stop CF serve
anyone have a URL for some good docs on this? up to date ones? google is not so friendly today :(
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> From: Nathan R. Jessop
>
> I don't want to use a database because of oeverhead.
In which case, keep a list of items as you write them out, and before
you do the next one, check that it's not in the list
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Alexander Sherwood wrote:
> I also heard that MM is adding a tag to do fusebox stuff
> because its the best framework.
I heard it'll shoot lasers at .net servers but you can't feed it after
midnight.
hmm. i think we're getting off topic now.
-nathan strutz
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Hi,
My client will be uploading MS Excel files periodically to the server. The
names of the files change periodically, but the column names in the sole
worksheet will stay the same. How do I read these Excel files with CFMX (in
Windows) without committing to a File-based DSN?
Thanks,
George
[T
Of course, I wouldn't want appropriate 0's stripped...
10:001-005
10:014-018
10:006-008
If those were the values, the first 0's for 10: would need to stay...
Rick
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To: CF-Talk
I don't want to use a database because of oeverhead.
On Thu, 20 May 2004 14:48:18 -0400, Philip Arnold wrote:
>Order the list in SQL, then use a CFOUTPUT GROUP to ensure that they're
>unique
>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Nathan R. Jessop [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Sent: 20 May 2004
If the values were inserted like that, they should sort correctly. You
could strip leading 0s with something like
rereplace(string, ":0*", ":")
rereplace(string, "-0*", "-")
Is that what you were asking?
Ben Doom
Rick Faircloth wrote:
> What would be the code if I inserted the values as
>
>
Hello,
I have a signup form for a client that gets 9700 records from the database it then outputs them into a select box for them to people out for it for roommates. It does this 3 or 6 times depending of how many hotels they are staying at. The script is using more than 200MB of memory causing
At 02:17 PM 5/20/2004, you wrote:
RedSky beta lasted 6-8 months, I think. If the beta starts soon (if not already), then EOY 2004, Early 2005 looks correct.
Any tidbits on the new "event-based" programming features?
I also heard that MM is adding a tag to do fusebox stuff because its the best f
Order the list in SQL, then use a CFOUTPUT GROUP to ensure that they're
unique
> -Original Message-
> From: Nathan R. Jessop [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 20 May 2004 14:12
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: re: Ignoring duplicates in
>
>
> Sorry...forgot a subject line.
>
> ===
What would be the code if I inserted the values as
1:001-005
1:014-018
1:006-008
so that they would sort correctly as entered,
then strip out all 0's for display?
Rick
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To: CF-Talk
This is probably more appropriate on CF-IDE, but that doesn't seem to be a very active list.
Has anybody on this list augmented Dreamweaver with their own features/ functions/ behaviors?
I'm trying to get a sense of what and how I can extend Dreamweaver. The root of my desire is that I like the
Ben,
On 5/20/2004 at 14:17, you wrote:
BF> I believe they said "early 2005", not just "2005". That's a bit better,
BF> isn't it? ;-)
After seeing CFFORM and CFDOCUMENT in action, even early 2005 is too
long to wait!
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:focus is only supported in NS6, Mozella, Firebird & IE5(MAC). You will
need to use _javascript_.
Walt
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Subject: OT: CSS 'focus' in IE
Hello
I've been looking at
htt
I believe they said "early 2005", not just "2005". That's a bit better,
isn't it? ;-)
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Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 2:13 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: SOT - Last nights NYCFUG meeting.
Thanks.
>Chunshen,
>
>On 5/20/2004 at 13:
Thanks.
>Chunshen,
>
>On 5/20/2004 at 13:41, you wrote:
>
>CL> any time frame for next cf release
>
>2005 was as specific as they'd get...and fairly noncommittal at that.
>But I don't think it will be concurrent with Longhorn's release ;)
>
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In these CFUN-04 interviews, Michael Smith talks to Christian Cantrell
about "Flash for CFers", Charlie Arehart about "Database", Sandra Clark
on "CSS for Better Sites" and Stephen Shapiro about his keynote
talk at CFUN-04, "SpeedInnovating: Breakthrough Solutions at
Breakneck Speed". But first som
Sorry...forgot a subject line.
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Yep, indeed. CFUN opens the 5th week of the tour.
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> Be sure to drop by one of the stop on my upcoming user group tour (stops
>
Chunshen,
On 5/20/2004 at 13:41, you wrote:
CL> any time frame for next cf release
2005 was as specific as they'd get...and fairly noncommittal at that.
But I don't think it will be concurrent with Longhorn's release ;)
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Dave Watts wrote:
> > I heard someone mention passing using a CFC data type but I
> > don't really know what that means.. I must've missed that
> > session at MAX last year :)
>
> You can define a custom data type using a CFC with nothing but CFPROPERTY
> tags. You can then specify that CFC as
Ben,
On 5/20/2004 at 12:36, you wrote:
BF> asking who you'd want to be stuck on desert island with, and I
BF> came in 1st (ahead of the DW team, ouch!). :-)
Certain CFUGers (not me, mind you) wanted to base their choice on what
you'd be wearing :)
Many said that the DW designer would be better
Order by the length of the field, then the field itself. This won't
always work if there are overlaps.
--Ben Doom
Rick Faircloth wrote:
> Hi, all...
>
> How can I order these values numerically?
>
> 1:1-5
> 1:14-18
> 1:6-8
>
> How can I, without making the db field a numeric field rather th
I've heard that this macrochat will be focused on the currently released version of CFMX... so I wouldn't hold you breath on hearing anything about Blackstone... I might be, and I hope that I am, completely wrong on this... I'd love to see more Blackstone information... the Worldwide Usergroup me
OK. If it won't make you break NDA etc, any time frame for next cf release?
>No, that was not specifically mentioned. I can't comment on this feature
>specifically, but I do plan on discussing this on tour stops.
>
>--- Ben
>
>
>
> _
>
>From: Chunshen (Don) Li [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 12:00 PM Pacific (3:00 PM Eastern), Ben Forta, Tim Buntel and Dave Gruber talk ColdFusion and answer community questions.
To participate, go to:
http://macromedia.breezecentral.com/r36158305/
Thanks
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> Be sure to drop by one of the stop on my upcoming user group tour (stops
> listed at http:// www.forta.com/, right column) to
> see examples of this in action ...
Heh, you're going to be at CFUN as well, aren't you?
Hatton
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Here's a goofy idea.
As long as you don't have any decimals in your list - that your list is all
ranges of integers -
I'm assuming you're extracting 1-5, 6-8 etc. from your DB, and they're all
in the same field.
So do a ValueList() on that field, so you end up with a list:
1-5,14-18,6-8
Then
Ok, so that search I tried resulted in a relevant link
http://www.houseoffusion.com/cf_lists/index.cfm/method=messages &threadid=22866&forumid=4
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I know there is a fix for this, but I am not having any luck in my
searches
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hi there.
I think this was mentioned in a thread last week or the week before, but im
building out a hot spare cfmx server, and I want to get *EVERYTHING*, all
settings, datasources, mappings, checkboxes for cache, etc...
where does one go to get "EVERYTHING"?
thanks!
...tony
tony weeg
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If the fields are not numeric fields then you are left with 1) parsing the
string fields prior to sorting or 2) sorting by the string values as they
are. To avoid parsing, you could change the values in the db (once) to
something that would sort more easily, like "0001:0001-0005" instead of
"1:1-5
I saw a quote from you that said that while you were talking about all sorts
of neat stuff at the regular user group meeting, that you were actually
saving the big guns for the CFUN-04 conference in June! Can't wait Ben, see
ya there!
Sandy
http://www.cfconf.org/cfun-04/
and I promise, no rus
Hi,
I am relatively new to using Cold Fusion but I will describe my problem the best that I can. I am looking to access the cert_subject cgi variable and am having problems with it being returned, returns an empty string. I am now running a cold fusion mx on a netscape enterprise server 6.1 where
On May 20, 2004, at 11:59 AM, Ray Champagne wrote:
> What is this all about now? PDF's from CFML? Easily? Me likee, want
> to
> hear more
Here's your chance. Ben, Tim and Dave Gruber will be presenting at
12:00 PM Pacific (3:00 PM Eastern). Just go to the URL below:
http://macromedia.
Did you try the IE7 hack?
http://dean.edwards.name/IE7/
forces IE6 to behave with web standards.
-nathan strutz
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello
>
> I've been looking at
> http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/selector.html#pseudo-elements and the
> pseudo-class 'focus'
>
> When I've got
>
>
Not to put a damper on anything in the new version of CF, but Blue Dragon does
offer very good code protection. It seems as though the CFML templates can be
precompiled and encrypted.
The templates are no longer human readable. There is no way to return the
COML. templates to there original CO
Is there a way to programmatically create/delete a file DSN from within
CF MX 6.1/Windows? I didn't think there was...
Pete
Ben Doom wrote:
> I'm assuming that 1) this is a Win server and 2) you have access to it.
>
> Instead of opening the file directly, try setting up a file DSN. Then,
> y
Hi, all...
How can I order these values numerically?
1:1-5
1:14-18
1:6-8
How can I, without making the db field a numeric field rather than a varchar
field,
cause these values to be ordered this way:
1:1-5
1:6-8
1:14-18
Thanks for your help...
Rick
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> I heard someone mention passing using a CFC data type but I
> don't really know what that means.. I must've missed that
> session at MAX last year :)
You can define a custom data type using a CFC with nothing but CFPROPERTY
tags. You can then specify that CFC as your RETURNTYPE attribute value
No, that was not specifically mentioned. I can't comment on this feature
specifically, but I do plan on discussing this on tour stops.
--- Ben
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From: Chunshen (Don) Li [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 12:37 PM
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Subject: Re: SOT - Last nights NYCFUG me
Is that ASP script available for sharing? We use a lot of Crystal around here and our solution is sub-par to say the least and I just don't have the time to teach myself enough ASP and/or JSP to create a better interface just now.
Thank You
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Very happy about that.
I was even happier when I heard that the DW chat started with an opener,
asking who you'd want to be stuck on desert island with, and I came in 1st
(ahead of the DW team, ouch!). :-)
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>I didn't sign an NDA ;)
>
>If NYCFUG was in on the MM Breeze presentation, it was basically a
>high level overview of MM's plans for the rest of the year and into
>next.
>
>Some teaser demos of BlackStone, including very nifty CFFORM & FLASH
>integration. Also CFDOCUMENT TYPE="PDF" (or something t
Why would I get this SQL error : Error converting data type varchar to numeric on one filed and not another when I do a submit from a form even though they are setup the same. Both are numeric in the SQL table.
I'm entering them this way:
INSERT INTO purchaseorders
(
ponumber,
cnumber
)
Since Flash doesn't understand query objects, I often find myself
returning an array of structures (using the QueryToArrayOfStructures()
function that I found on cflib)... it works well with Flash but not with
other platforms... like VB doesn't know what a structure is.
What are my alternatives
Ben,
On 5/20/2004 at 12:06, you wrote:
BF> Be sure to drop by one of the stop on my upcoming user group tour
BF> (stops listed at http:// www.forta.com/,
BF> right column) to see examples of this in action ...
You'll be happy to know that your tour was heavily advertised during
last night's Bre
Be sure to drop by one of the stop on my upcoming user group tour (stops
listed at http:// www.forta.com/, right column) to
see examples of this in action ...
Ooops, did I say that publicly!?!?!? Bad bad!
--- Ben
_
From: Ray Champagne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday,
What is this all about now? PDF's from CFML? Easily? Me likee, want to
hear more
Ray
At 10:55 AM 5/20/2004, you wrote:
>On Thursday 20 May 2004 15:19 pm, Ubqtous wrote:
> > I didn't sign an NDA ;)
>...
> > Some teaser demos of BlackStone, including very nifty CFFORM & FLASH
> > integration
Hello
I've been looking at
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/selector.html#pseudo-elements and the
pseudo-class 'focus'
When I've got
.input { background: #CC; color: #00; }
.input:focus { background: #FF; color: #FF; }
It works in Firebird 0.8 ok... but not in I
At 11:13 AM 5/20/2004, you wrote:
>The cfdocument tag and its ability to produce PDF from HTML in the body
>of the tag is public knowledge and has been for sometime. Although,
>Macromedia hasn't committed in anyway to this tag, so it might not be
>there at all. Of course, I highly doubt they wou
I don't know what version of Oracle you're using, but all of the documentation is available online at OTN. Here's the link for all of the Oracle9i documentation: http://otn.oracle.com/documentation/oracle9i.html . If you have need for other versions, there are also links on that same page for othe
I'm assuming that 1) this is a Win server and 2) you have access to it.
Instead of opening the file directly, try setting up a file DSN. Then,
you can let the system handle access of it and pull in records in groups.
HTH.
--Ben Doom
Pete Ruckelshaus - CFList wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm writing an
ok, thank you. The description is useful - bet it's nice to have docs.
I appreciate all the help.
> Without actually being able to test it, that appears to me that it
> should work just fine. Dual is...hard to describe...so I'll leave it
> to the Oracle documentation to explain what it is, heh
I haven't had the best luck with Crystal and CFMX. I had a COM object
wrapper that worked decent with CF5, but I could never get it to work
reliably with CFMX. I've since then resorted to using a simple ASP.net
script that I cfhttp from CFMX passing all the pertinent parameters.
The ASP.net scrip
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