Hi all,
I am experiencing some very bizarre behaviour with the CFMX box at my ISP. I have an
all CF site which uses some basic JavaScript to launch pop-up windows of other cf
pages. This code works great in several places.
I added a new page with a hyperlink to use this pop-up code to launch a
Does MySQL support stored procedures yet? Also, do any of the others mentioned you
those of you who replied?
Thanks
JW
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i did get it going and it is much nicer then it was before but the startup time is as
long as dw and i cant see getting rid of dw as i use the extentions and snippetts too
much
like i said before, if it had a feature to do a quick open and edit a file, i would
have a use for it but having to
Looks like CF is producing a Message-ID now. Must have come in on 6.1
at a guess. Thats good for CF in terms of compliance but bad for you
personally.
So its flat-out removing your message-id header, or are both present?
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I just checked my own 6.1 system and its using my specified
message-ID. Maybe its a formatting issue. I use
cfmailparam name=Message-ID value=#CreateUUID()[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You've got an extra set of brackets in there. Thats the only
functional difference I see.
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My two centsDW is the way to go. Split view, hand coding and designing all at the
same time. If nothing else, it's so much quicker just placing your cursor in the right
spot using design view as opposed to hunting through code. I say, Use all the tools
available to speed up the process. DW
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whoo hoo another m$ user bites the dust! haha
navicat is good but i dropped it for http://www.sqlmaestro.com/index.php
mysql maestro is much nicer
and if u need to u can make the db in access and import it into mysql with either of
these, until u get the hang of mysql
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Mambo is a php open source CMS. By now very good. I'm looking
developing a menu system based in user roles like haves Mambo. Please
look the 4 images send with this message. Admin users haves all menu
access Manager only any(a bit) Our application is based in
user roles too...
At 09:16 AM 10/31/2004, Matt Robertson wrote:
I just checked my own 6.1 system and its using my specified
message-ID. Maybe its a formatting issue. I use
cfmailparam name=Message-ID value=#CreateUUID()[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You've got an extra set of brackets in there. Thats the only
functional
Better post the images on one of your servers and send the links...
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Hi,
I've parsed some links from a website but the links are bad. The links are
being parsed as a href=../folder/file.htmlblah/a but that poses a
problem. I need it to show the whole proper url. I know where ../ leads so I
can replace it but how do I display the right path? What I need to do is
From: Phillip Perry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've parsed some links from a website but the links are bad. The links are
being parsed as a href=../folder/file.htmlblah/a but that poses a
problem. I need it to show the whole proper url. I know where ../ leads so
I
can replace it but how do
Along with the links i'm also parsing some inline css. Is there a way I can
get rid of those css lines?
Phil
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Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2004 4:02 PM
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Thanks Michael that works
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From: Michael T. Tangorre [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2004 4:30 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Cfhttp and displaying links
From: Phillip Perry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've parsed some links from a website but the
I've got it. I just did a replacenocase() on it and it worked fine.
Phil
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From: Phillip Perry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2004 4:34 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: another cfhttp issue
Along with the links i'm also parsing some inline css. Is there a
Joe that seems a good point. One that had slipped by me until now.
is there a shorthand way to pass the datasaource name to CFCs or do
you have to include the datasource name as one of the arguments every
time you instantiate a CFC?
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks
is there a shorthand way to pass the datasaource name to CFCs
or do you have to include the datasource name as one of the
arguments every time you instantiate a CFC?
There are certainly shortcuts, but for the sake of clean encapsulation I
would recommend that you simply pass it in as an
wow, that only took about 12 hrs too post
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Date: Sat, 30 Oct 2004 22:01:14 -0400
whoo hoo another m$ user bites the dust! haha
navicat is good but i dropped it for
yeah thats why i asked it
raymond has a pretty clever way but i dont really get it
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From: Mike Kear [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Mon, 1 Nov 2004 10:39:28 +1100
Joe that seems a good point. One that had
Where applicable (on createObject/cfobject instead of cfinvoke), I make
an init() method that sets a local variable for a dsn. Init methods look
like:
function init(dsn) {
variables.dsn=arguments.dsn;
return this;
}
then to instantiate the cfc, it's like this:
myCFC =
Hey Mike,
I'm with Dave W. - it should probably be the argument to a method.
One thing a number of us have been doing (some people like it, some
people don't) is adding a method called init that takes
initialization parameters for a CFC and then returning the cfc itself.
It acts sort of like a
I've lost the original link to what Raymond was talking about .. can
someone please email it to me or post it here?
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks
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Congrats on moving away from Access!
MySQL is great. If you have apache running, you can also run
phpMyAdmin -- it is a good web interface for MySQL.
If you need more functionality (stored procedures, triggers, etc.) I
would also recomend PostgreSQL. There are various front end tools for
this
or u could be a politcally correct cfm'r and use
http://www.cfmyadmin.com/
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Date: Sun, 31 Oct 2004 21:04:00 -0500
Congrats on moving away from Access!
MySQL is great. If
Joe,
This is pretty interesting, the init function and different ways of
calling CFCs...is there any further documentation on this anywhere?
I love seeing new ways to do things. This matches better what I have
used in other languages.
oh and PS, I tried your link in the footer
Thanks for the link! I haven't seen this one before...worth a look.
I am not shy about using other technologies though...CF is just one of
the tools in my tool box ;-)
-Josh
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Anyone download the SQL 2005 Express beta from MS yet? If so, where in the
heck do you create a new DB? The new SQL Computer Manager is a bit
confusing.
Thanks.
Mike
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Hello,
I am not sure what you are asking...
Are you asking if it is possible to log a user's actions in your
application in a DB?
OR
Are you asking if the DB logs all the database user actions (actions
of a user against tables, etc.) in the database somewhere?
If it is #1, then yes, you
I inherited a project that does this via CF and inserts into a table.
It basically calls a custom tag anytime a insert/update/delete is done
via the web site. You could do it in the DB via triggers or I assume
it could be done in PGSQL.
On Sat, 30 Oct 2004 20:04:40 -0200, Web Specialist
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Your talking about an ACL (access control list). Most mature
applications have this in one form or another. They typically involve
(in my experience) an access level that is numeric (say 10 for an
admin and 1 for guest) and involve evaluating the current user's
access to determine if a tab
Hi all,
Does anyone know of a list of MIME types and has a corresponding icon
for (as many as possible) types?
i.e. A little MS Word icon, Excel icon etc etc.
Regards,
Jon
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From: Jon Austin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 1 November 2004 5:12 p.m.
To: CF-Talk
Subject: List of MIME types and icons?
Hi all,
Does anyone know of a list of MIME types and has a
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