In windows use Find Files or Folders, plug in the name of the file and if
you limit your search to the folders containing your cache should only take a
millisecond or two..or am i missing something?
Will,
Dunno if I'm missing somethin' here, but right click over the hidden frame,
select
Andrew Grosset wrote:
In windows use Find Files or Folders, plug in the name of the file and
if you limit your search to the folders containing your cache should only
take a millisecond or two..or am i missing something?
The files in the Firefox cache do not retain their original name
At 08:26 AM 6/22/05, Ferg wrote:
Pre-mx:
http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_18214
Thanks Ferg, that's the magic key I was looking for.
Thanks to the other folks too who offered advice, much appreciated. I love
this group, you're always there for me. :)
Regards,
I was just registering for USPS web tools to integrate into my cart app and the
form doesn't work with Firefox. lol
http://www.uspswebtools.com/registration/
Just thought it was kind of funny.
Will
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Oh well...I see what happened. It didnt accept my phone # and I didn't see the
message. no spaces allowed!
Well it's still a stinky form anyway! lol
Will
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Install this extension which is an HTML validator.
https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?application=firefoxcategory=Developer%20Toolsnumpg=10id=249
This will create an icon in the lower right hand side of the browser
that has a view source option. When you choose that, it will
Hi guys,
I've created a dating site, nothing flash however (apart from Flash
Forms!), kind of simple.
It's going to be free for people to use and will run on alongside a
site of mine which is already reasonably popular.
The dating application let's users correspond with total anonymity in
I'm looking for a simple way to post a numeric userID and password from my CF
App, to a Java page. The Java just needs to run a simple query on a DB and
return a few small pieces of info back to my CF app. Security is also an issue
here.
Does anyone have any suggestions on the best way this
Hey will.
I maybe missing the point completly, but what kind of java page are
you trying to access? Is it a .jsp? maybe a servlet? easiest would
be some java object.
All of these interactions happen differently so what you are
connecting to is important.
simeon
On 6/25/05, Will Tomlinson
Thanks Simeon!
It would be JSP.
Will
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CFHTTP is the way to go then. You'll have to figure out a way to
return the result, but XML is probably the easiest. Just make an
CFHTTP request to the JSP, it does the query and formats the result as
XML, and then use xmlParse back on the CF side and extract the data
you need.
cheers,
barneyb
Yeah we use label on all our forms. Makes the users all happy and
takes an extra second to add into the form, and makes our web apps
look better and easier to use than those Java developers Apps b/c they
don;t know a thing about HTML :)
Adam H
On 6/22/05, S. Isaac Dealey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, just like barney said ;)
sim
On 6/25/05, Barney Boisvert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CFHTTP is the way to go then. You'll have to figure out a way to
return the result, but XML is probably the easiest. Just make an
CFHTTP request to the JSP, it does the query and formats the result as
Thanks guys! I'll be workin' on it.
Will
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Yeah we use label on all our forms. Makes the users
all happy and takes an extra second to add into the
form, and makes our web apps look better and easier
to use than those Java developers Apps b/c they
don;t know a thing about HTML :)
I think Java programmers tend to think of HTML as being
Perhaps I'm missing something here, but is there any reason that
whatever the JSP is doing can't be accomplished by using CFOBJECT to
access the same java objects that the JSP is using.
If security is an issue, then exposing the Java object to HTTP
requests via JSP might be undesirable.
You could also consider including the JSP directly into the CF page
(if it's on the same server) with getPageContext().include() to do
something similar.
On 6/26/05, Chris Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps I'm missing something here, but is there any reason that
whatever the JSP is doing
Hi all,
I was just going through some of the online tutorials and have a problem. In
the tutorial to bind date from a cfgrid into a cfinput tag I ran into a
problem. I typed the source code into my page and although the form comes up
fine with the text box and all, when I select the row, nothing
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