Can anyone advise me when the replyto attribute was introduced into
CFMAIL, Ver 5, 6 or 7.
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Hi Umer,
I'm just getting my hands dirty with this stuff..
I'm using Cold Fusion MX 6.1.
Running the same code with my own auth headers, causes the JRun server to
crash. It seems like the first line itself. Any idea what's causing this?
Prem
> Just an update.. got it working.. needed a good ni
That's unlikely to work in Oracle ;-)
On 7/6/05, Chris Terrebonne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Daniel,
>
> Included below is a stored procedure that you can use to search any or all
> columns in all tables.
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> Personally, I'm not very versed in execution plans, but how
> would the query shown result in 2 execution plans?
There were two queries in my example. Both were identical save for the
literal value of emp.id. I suspect that the methods used by various
databases to determine whether execution pl
Has anyone used 1&1 dedicated hosting for CF apps? I'm contemplating
getting a dedicated server over there for my CF apps and wanted to get
impressions and experiences.
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I think we've had a similar issue (basically server was dying under heavy
load.) Still not sure what it was, but we've tightened up some code (put in
some CFLOCKS, and patched to the latest cf version, MX 6.1, updater 1 and a
few hotfixes (I believe one of them is CF stops responding to requests).
Personally, I'm not very versed in execution plans, but how would the query
shown result in 2 execution plans? Where can I read up more about this?
Russ
-Original Message-
From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 7:53 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Query help
Wow, deep, and I thought it was just a cupcake. I'm going to forward your
insight to the design team. :-)
--- Ben
-Original Message-
From: Jim Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 11:23 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Oh..my...god!
> -Original Message-
> Fr
> -Original Message-
> From: Ben Forta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 11:03 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: Oh..my...god!
>
> Ok, I am laughing so hard that I just have to share this one with you ...
>
> When that banner was created by our graphics guys they circ
Ok, I am laughing so hard that I just have to share this one with you ...
When that banner was created by our graphics guys they circulated it to
several of us for review. I liked it, I thought it was simple and elegant
and kinda classy. Others felt the same way. But one reviewer commented
saying
> -Original Message-
> From: Connie DeCinko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 7:02 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: Oh..my...god!
>
> Hey, why does none of the confetti fall upon the cupcake? Is that a
> conspiracy too? And why does ColdFusion only get a cupcake? A
> You're right. Maybe the example SQL I gave was not a good one. The
> bottom line is, whenever you have a "static SQL" that does not change
> across your application, using bind variables in that SQL (through
> cfqueryparam) is not necessary. That's my understanding.
I think your understanding is
I've encountered this error when the server is in the process of
starting and when the database is internally deadlocked. Not sure if
that helps.
On 6/30/05, Andy Jarrett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> at the moment we are getting a few of the following errors
>
> Server Error
> The
On 7/5/05, Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In this particular case, viewed alone, there's no reason to do this.
> However, you might have another query somewhere else like this:
>
> select emp.name, emp.salary
> from emp
> where emp.id = 325
>
> I think this would generally result in two
The combination of ColdFusion and the placement of the MM home page
banner ad... There have been continual occasional complaints from
people on the mailing lists that these two things never coincide, even
when the "best" Macromedia can produce in terms of non-CF related
banners for their home page
> OK...so you need the Admin or RDS password to view a WSDL
> file...makes sense...
>
> The situation I find myself in is that remote developers will
> need access to the WSDL files, but giving them the CF Admin
> password is not an optionand RDS is pretty insecure...so
> I'd prefer to lea
> Right, but my point was that if you did not pass variables into your
> cfquery, why would you need a cfqueryparam? for example, consider this
> select statement:
>
> select emp.name, emp.salary
> from emp
> where emp.id = 324
>
> would you use a cfqueryparam in the above query? like this:
>
>
Connie DeCinko wrote:
> Hey, why does none of the confetti fall upon the cupcake? Is that a
> conspiracy too? And why does ColdFusion only get a cupcake? After ten
> years, you'd think it would desert at least a regular size cake!
If you were at CFUNITED you could have had a nice piece of the C
When I posed this question to the group some time ago, the consensus was
basically your point, but the one counter point the struck me was, "well it's
not a variable now, but might it become one in the future?" So, depends on how
malleable you feel the code may be over its lifetime.
-
On 7/5/05, Russ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I believe SQL (and probably oracle) will cache the execution path if you
> use a cfqueryparam..
Right, but my point was that if you did not pass variables into your
cfquery, why would you need a cfqueryparam? for example, consider this
select statement
On 7/5/05, Mike Soultanian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What's weird about it?
Nothing. There was just a kind of zany thread here a few months back
about CF banners on the home page of MM.com. One of those 50-post
jihads that was a real head-shaker at the time :D . Lacking all
discipline on a q
Hey, why does none of the confetti fall upon the cupcake? Is that a
conspiracy too? And why does ColdFusion only get a cupcake? After ten
years, you'd think it would desert at least a regular size cake!
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What banner are you talking about? The one with the cupcake?
What's weird about it?
mike
Matt Robertson wrote:
> Guess whats on the home page of macromedia.com A ColdFusion banner!
>
> I can't wait to hear all of the dire predictions this will stir up.
> Here's mine: Macromedia was taken ov
Yea, Ben blogged about this the other day. I thought it was pretty cool.
http://forta.com/blog/index.cfm?mode=e&entry=1673
Bryan Stevenson wrote:
> I was wondering who would be the first to bring this uplet the games
> begin and the thread banning that shall soon follow ;-)
>
> Cheers
>
>
Hi all,
Can anyone suggest any good providers for hosted Exchange with Blackberry
Enterprise Server 4.0 functionality that also offers sharepoint? I've seen
a couple, but so far only one sticks out that provides all 3, and that's
intermedia. Has anyone had any experience working with them?
I believe SQL (and probably oracle) will cache the execution path if you
use a cfqueryparam..
-Original Message-
From: Eddie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 5:51 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Query help
On 7/5/05, Jann E. VanOver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> AND is
I was wondering who would be the first to bring this uplet the games
begin and the thread banning that shall soon follow ;-)
Cheers
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP & Director of E-Commerce Development
Electric Edge Systems Group Inc.
phone: 250.480.0642
fax: 250.480.1264
cell: 250.920.8830
e-mail
Guess whats on the home page of macromedia.com A ColdFusion banner!
I can't wait to hear all of the dire predictions this will stir up.
Here's mine: Macromedia was taken over by aliens and this banner is
proof that some insidious, as-yet-unknown plot is afoot.
:D
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Janitor
Thanks Kamthat would do the trick to a certain degree (I may not be able
to reply on outside folks being able to parse the XMLno matter how
simple it is...hehe).
Cheers
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP & Director of E-Commerce Development
Electric Edge Systems Group Inc.
phone: 250.480.0642
f
Add ?wsdl to the CFC URL; e.g.
http://your.server/foo.cfc?wsdl
It's raw XML, but there are a large number of parsers out there. You
only need the CFAdmin/RDS passwords to use the CFC explorer, which
displays methods that are not marked remote.
/k
-Original Message-
From: Bryan Stevenson
Hey All,
OK...so you need the Admin or RDS password to view a WSDL file...makes sense...
The situation I find myself in is that remote developers will need access to
the WSDL files, but giving them the CF Admin password is not an optionand
RDS is pretty insecure...so I'd prefer to leave tha
On 7/5/05, Jann E. VanOver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> AND isNull(cs_price,'') <> value="">
Why would you want to use in this case? since there is
no "query parameter" here, just a literal value ("" or NULL).
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Eddie wrote:
>On 7/5/05, Daniel Kessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>an empty string. So I've adjusted the query so that if the store =
>>'convenience' then the price must not equal empt string.
>>
>>AND cs_price <>
>>
>>
>
>AND cs_price IS NOT NULL
>
>
>
or as I often co
The issues Jennifer and Steven brought up were pretty much spot on.
If you have something hanging a request and you pile on simultaneous
requests that will do nothing to address the bottleneck.
I would do things a little differently but the same basic principles
apply. First of all, I'm going to
Charles Heizer wrote:
> No, the database is Oracle.
Well, oid is a system column in PostgreSQL that is often used as
a primary key. Hence my idea you were using PostgreSQL.
Jochem
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On 7/5/05, Daniel Kessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> an empty string. So I've adjusted the query so that if the store =
> 'convenience' then the price must not equal empt string.
>
> AND cs_price <>
AND cs_price IS NOT NULL
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No, the database is Oracle. I just tried what you suggested and it works
great!
Thanks!
On 7/5/05 1:09 PM, "Jochem van Dieten" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Charles Heizer wrote:
>>
>> SELECT
>> COUNT(a.userid) AS Localusers,
>> (COUNT(a.winadmingroup) = 'YES') AS IsAdmin,
>> a.userid
>>
>Have you tried
>
>AND cs_price != ''
I did and then went to be sure it was ok. I found a note saying that it was ok
in some implementations of sql and they recommended the < > so I adjusted to
that with no change. I just tried it again with no change, dangit.
~~
> query
> arguments
> variables (local)
> CGI
> URL
> form
> cookie
> client
its a little screwy inside of a loop
If you are pushing to the output stream query takes top spot but if
you are inside of a cfset variables (maybe arguments) takes top spot.
Its a little wacky so its always good to jus
Have you tried
AND cs_price != ''
On 7/5/05 12:57 PM, "Daniel Kessler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am on Oracle and I'm trying to do a fairly simple query and I just
> don't see the problem with it. I've stared now for way to long.
>
> I am trying to differentiate between grocery store
seefusion works on cfmx though, this is a CF5 issue for shahzad
DK
On 7/5/05, Russ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I can't believe nobody's mentioned SeeFusion yet... It's not perfect (if
> the
> server crashes, you don't really know what happened, although I believe
> the
> enterprise version
Daniel,
Included below is a stored procedure that you can use to search any or all
columns in all tables.
Once you have installed the SP, call it as follows:
exec spDBSearch @value='MySearchString'
You can also specify a specific column, table or datatype. Let me know if you
have any questio
Charles Heizer wrote:
>
> SELECT
> COUNT(a.userid) AS Localusers,
> (COUNT(a.winadmingroup) = 'YES') AS IsAdmin,
> a.userid
>
> FROM #Session.Schema#.r_localuserlist a, #Session.Schema#.adminsubnet b
>
> WHERE replace(a.userid,'_','~') like replace(b.subnet,'_','~') and
> b.o
I am on Oracle and I'm trying to do a fairly simple query and I just
don't see the problem with it. I've stared now for way to long.
I am trying to differentiate between grocery store items and
convenience store items and this is done by the cs_price column being
an empty string. So I've adju
Hi,
I am running ColdFusion MX 7 (server configuration) on Red Hat
Enterprise Linux 3 with Apache 2.
I was running ColdFusion MX 6.1, before the upgrade to version 7 this
week, and Tomcat was processing JSP files just fine (since I disabled
the JSP functionality for CFMX 6.1).
After the upgrade
I can't believe nobody's mentioned SeeFusion yet... It's not perfect (if the
server crashes, you don't really know what happened, although I believe the
enterprise version supports odbc logging). The nice thing about it though
is that you can go to a page that lists all your running CF pages, and
> Lol - boy that wasen't so bad
> Thanks isaac
Glad to help. :)
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add features without fixtures with
the onTap open source framework
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~~~
>If it's something that's going to be done regularly, I'd look into
>oracle's full text searches. (You're using oracle, right?)
I am.
>If you want to be lazy I'd do select * from mytable in a cfquery, then
>dump myquery.columnlist, loop through that and and build your like
>statements, then use t
Opps,
I did not notice during my copy I did not include the filter. The
adminsubnet table is to filter based on who has rights to a subnet.
- Charles
SELECT
COUNT(a.userid) AS Localusers,
(COUNT(a.winadmingroup) = 'YES') AS IsAdmin,
a.userid
FROM #Session.Schema#.r_localuserlist a, #S
Charles Heizer wrote:
>
> I have a table which contains local user info short name and uid and if it's
> an admin account.
>
> SELECT
> COUNT(a.userid) AS Localusers,
> (COUNT(a.winadmingroup) = 'YES') AS IsAdmin,
> a.userid
> FROM #Session.Schema#.r_localuserlist a, #Session.Schema#.adminsubne
When I do this it it only returns a total of 2 even for the local users.
- charles
On 7/5/05 12:21 PM, "Qasim Rasheed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you tried something like this
>
>
> SELECT
> COUNT(a.userid) AS Localusers,
> COUNT(a.winadmingroup) AS IsAdmin,
> a.userid
>
> FROM #Sessi
Lol - boy that wasen't so bad
Thanks isaac
gabe
-Original Message-
From: S. Isaac Dealey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 3:17 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Altering db causes error with perpaired statements
> This has long irk'd me without a simple solution. When
Have you tried something like this
SELECT
COUNT(a.userid) AS Localusers,
COUNT(a.winadmingroup) AS IsAdmin,
a.userid
FROM #Session.Schema#.r_localuserlist a, #Session.Schema#.adminsubnet b
WHERE b.oid like '#Session.Username#'
and a.winadmingroup = 'YES'
group BY a.userid
On 7/5/05, Charles
> This has long irk'd me without a simple solution. When
> altering the db (add
> column) all the queries with prepared statements (aka
> cfqueryparam) that
> touch that table will toss an error about data types not
> right.
Hey Gabe... The simple solution (you'll love this) is to disable the
stat
Hello,
I'm trying to do a count and I have never needed to really do this before,
so here it goes.
I have a table which contains local user info short name and uid and if it's
an admin account.
SELECT
COUNT(a.userid) AS Localusers,
(COUNT(a.winadmingroup) = 'YES') AS IsAdmin,
a.userid
Could this be a case of a DoS attempt? Have you tried taking the server
offline for awhile?
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Not to disagree greatly with someone who clearly knows what he's
talking about better than I do, but there are some problems in tracing
log running requests through the log in CF 5. One problem is that if
the requests get killed by the "restart after x unresponsive requests"
they don't show up in t
This has long irk'd me without a simple solution. When altering the db (add
column) all the queries with prepared statements (aka cfqueryparam) that
touch that table will toss an error about data types not right.
Now that is expected, but purging them is the trick. As of right now the
only way I
On 7/5/05, Connie DeCinko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Also check for a hung outgoing email message. This was a big problem in
> CF5. Or a zero length email.
>
ColdFusion 4.5.1 SP2, specifically, had the problem where memory
corruption (usually traced back to no locking or improper locking of
s
On 7/5/05, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Looks like your system has reached the maximum # of simultaneous requests -
> try upping it via the CFIDE.
This is almost never the appropriate solution to "Request canceled or ignored by
server Server busy or unable to fulfill requ
On 7/5/05, Burns, John D <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a dev copy of CF 7 running
> to it. The strange thing (in my opinion) is that CF actually wouldn't
> start and the error that i saw in the logs was that it couldn't connect
> to the DB (because the desktop app was open and had a co
Also check for a hung outgoing email message. This was a big problem in
CF5. Or a zero length email.
-Original Message-
From: Douglas Knudsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 7:42 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Coldfusion Crashing!
take a look at your logs for long
On 7/5/05, Anthony Prato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> (MX7/Win2K/IIS)
> There are a number of ways to post XML over http, such as the MSXML
> object. How can I setup a coldfusion page to receive these posts? To
> my knowledge the xml comes in as a different content type (in
> comparison to a standa
On 7/5/05, Anthony Prato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There are a number of ways to post XML over http, such as the MSXML
> object. How can I setup a coldfusion page to receive these posts?
To consume XML posted to a CF page, use the CF function GetHttpRequestData()
> On a side note, what is the
> (MX7/Win2K/IIS)
> There are a number of ways to post XML over http, such as the MSXML
> object. How can I setup a coldfusion page to receive these posts? To
> my knowledge the xml comes in as a different content type (in
> comparison to a standard form) so #Form.Somevar# won't work. In asp
> you
(MX7/Win2K/IIS)
There are a number of ways to post XML over http, such as the MSXML
object. How can I setup a coldfusion page to receive these posts? To
my knowledge the xml comes in as a different content type (in
comparison to a standard form) so #Form.Somevar# won't work. In asp
you would do thi
I have std edition running.
Looking at the server.log, I keep getting this message:
"Invalid/Incomplete Multicast Message Received"
How do I stop this from occuring?
Thanks,
Mark
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If it's a 1 time request, I'd say just write the sql.
If it's something that's going to be done regularly, I'd look into
oracle's full text searches. (You're using oracle, right?)
If you want to learn something new, you could probably write some
pl/sql to look up the column names from the data d
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> Buy backend only
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archives?
> some important things
>
> 1 multiple lists
> 2. auto dedupe before sending
> 3. easy editor
> 4. scalable to 50,000 users
>
> Any suggestions
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Kurt Kaptein
> Spectrum Net Designs, Inc
> PO Box
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Sent: W
I have a dev copy of CF 7 running on a small server that I am using to
test some things out before upgrading to 7. I had a strange problem the
other day and when I found the problem, I was thoroughly confused. I
have a small web app (2 or 3 pages) that just queries some data from an
access databa
some important things
1 multiple lists
2. auto dedupe before sending
3. easy editor
4. scalable to 50,000 users
Any suggestions
Sincerely,
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Spectrum Net Designs, Inc
PO Box 806
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Toll Free: 866-773-2638
Fax: 616-538-5691
Website: www.spectrumnetdesigns.
If it could possibly come in through some other scope then probably best to
always copy it in from where it could come from and then reference that. For
instance we have some pages that can refer to variables from the Form or URL
scope. So we do something like this:
http://Form.ID>" default="0
>>#form.email# or #email#
>>Are they interchangeable?
If you use the first, it will work only if values are passed from a
form, if it is the case, it will be more efficient.
With the second option, the template can also accept values passed in
the URL, which can be useful in some cases.
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From: Charlie Griefer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tue 7/5/2005 12:18 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Spam:Re: Proper way to refer to form objects
if you don't scope a variable, you force CF to have to 'hunt' through
the various scopes t
>>Structure... use a structure... much better to have
Probabily; my code comes from old times when CF didn't have structures.
But it still works.
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if you don't scope a variable, you force CF to have to 'hunt' through
the various scopes to find a variable with the given name. this is
generally considered to be a bad practice, as it's less efficient than
explicitly scoping the variable (thus telling CF exactly where to
look), and you could end
> From: Robert Redpath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> What is the proper way to refer to form objects?
>
> #form.email# or #email#
>
> Are they interchangeable? Can I call use name="form.email" default="">, but still refer to it as #email#?
The proper way is to always scope your variables, so
Bob,
You should always address it as "form.email" - ColdFusion will search
various scopes (url, form, cookie, etc.) looking for something named
"email," but it's likely you'll eventually wind up with something
different than you expect if both url.email and form.email exist ;)
-Joe
On 7/5/05, R
> >>I suppose I could set a language session variable
> Yeah, better than in a database. Use text files with lines
> of text, one
> file for English, one for French.
> However, just put the language in the session variable,
> ie. the index of
> the language, and put all strings
> in an array in a
What is the proper way to refer to form objects?
#form.email# or #email#
Are they interchangeable? Can I call use , but still refer to it as #email#?
Many thanks,
Bob
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Hi guys,
I've set up a servder in sql called mytest and have the sql server running in
my services. I am having a problem connecting the datasource in CF
Administrator.
The error i'm getting back is:
Connection verification failed for data source: user020
java.sql.SQLException: [Macrome
Its also worth mentioning that MS SQL Server 2005 will have an "Express"
edition for IIRC circa $50 that *will* include some sort of Enterprise
Manager-alike tool. Go take a look on MS's site for beta downloads.
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>>This is a one-time request to see if any bad data was entered during
the updating process.
Ah okaaay, excuse me for the "bad design" ;-)
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>If you really have to do this, I would say that the database was very poorly
>designed
>at the first place.
The database was not poorly designed or rather it may be but this request does
not show it.
This is a one-time request to see if any bad data was entered during the
updating process.
Thanks for that. What I need to do is a number of pages in one orientation,
change to the other and then change back depending on the output. This would
create a single document with some landscape pages and some portrait.
Mike
~~~
take a look at your logs for long running requests too. Possibly you have
some page running long SQL queries causing all your threads to back up.
DK
On 7/5/05, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Go higher - if you open up a windows performance monitor and look at what
> t
>>I can loop through the columnList with a set of LIKE commands, but is
>>there a way to search all columns without making 50 LIKE commands?
If you really have to do this, I would say that the database was very poorly
designed
at the first place. However, you could try an SQL expression that wo
>>I have never used UTF-8, just ISO-8859-1
If you only need French, or even any european laguage, and the rest of
your data is not Unicode,
don't bother with Unicode/UTF-8. Use ISO-8859-1 just as before.
If you need many different languages supported by different ISO
standards, or you already
>On 6/29/05, S. Isaac Dealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> You named your server Inferno? I name mine after philosophers...
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>Transformers here :)
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>OptimusPrime for internal... Megatron for the Windows hosting server...
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>:)
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>Kay Smoljak
>http://kay.smoljak.com/
Given that we are a bio
Hi there
I dont seem to be able to get a cfchart within a cfformgroup. I
basically have a two tabs in a tabnavigator and in one of them I want
to place a chart.
Is this not possible? or do I just have to seek errors in my code?
(which is minimal at the moment)
Thanks in advance
Mark Drew
I have a table that has about 50 columns. I want to be able to
search ALL columns for the string "***".
I can loop through the columnList with a set of LIKE commands, but is
there a way to search all columns without making 50 LIKE commands?
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Daniel Kessler
Department of Public and Community
>>I suppose I could set a language session variable
Yeah, better than in a database. Use text files with lines of text, one
file for English, one for French.
However, just put the language in the session variable, ie. the index of
the language, and put all strings
in an array in an Application
Thanks to everyone for their help.
I downloaded the one down below and somehow managed to get it to work
and also downloaded sqlbuddy and got that working too.
Now next i will try and get my ms-sql backup from my hosting company
onto my machine and test it by setting a datasource with cfmx7!
I've been playing with cfdocument as well, trying to get around its
shortcomings. It's a great addition to CF, but I sure hope that the
first positive sign (for CF developers, at least) we see from the
Adobe buyout will be greatly improved PDF generation. I know some
have mentioned Section 508 co
On the project that I'm working on I want to allow users to select
"folders" (think more along the lines of a shopping cart) that they
can put "documents" into. The folder selection will be via a dropdown
list. I also want to allow users to send documents to a new folder,
and use JavaScript's pro
I've been playing with CFdocument lately. What sort problems have you been
experiencing? It took a while to figure it out but I did get it working.
I used the pageheight and pagewidth to change the size of the document, and
so far it seems to work ok. Had some issues with the fonts and had
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