One option would be to use the Java library from the wakeonlan
project, by Steffen Moldaner. To make things easy, use the
JavaLoader.cfc from Mark Mandel. Once you've placed a copy of
wakeonlan.jar and JavaLoader.cfc into a test directory, use a chunk
of CFML file like so:
cfscript
In CFEclipse, until we get the Multiple FileSystem support, you are
editing directly on the server when you are using the File Explorer
View. There is no get and put but its coming my friend... :)
MD
On 13 Aug 2006, at 21:29, Denny Valliant wrote:
On 8/13/06, Matt Williams [EMAIL
Good discussion about this cfc
I have a quicky question
I found it working but when the file is too large ie 1 megabyte it craps out
if it's less than 300K it works great
specificially this is what I used
cfset imageCFC = createObject(component,image)
cfset results2 = imageCFC.scaleX(,
Best practice would be to not store the CC info, safer and you will not fall
foul of the PCI standards (if they apply to you).
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I'll second that; this is not an good application for AJAX. It could
be done that way, but Flash is better suited to this task imo.
On 8/15/06, Dave Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
flash.. unless you want to be creating all the colored parts and then forcing
the browser to load feed them in
On Tuesday 15 August 2006 02:56, Joe Rosensteel wrote:
You could also store the credit card as a hashed value. This way it is
secure and yet it is still accessible for charge backs issued by the bank.
A hashed card could only be looked up if you already knew the credit card
number.
Is there a way to use the cfcompile utility successfully in the following
scenario?
1. Create a CF Web site on a development server (with all paths set as
variables in a config file for portability)
2. Use the cfcompile utility with the -deploy option to create java bytecode
3. Deploy the
Yo Loathe, nice addy. :-)
If you're wanting to get into Java with CF, and wanting to use java
classes you roll yourself, I'd say have a look at JDT and class loaders.
That way you can compile your .java file right from a .cfm, editing both
at the same time. I like that better than compiling the
We had a server go sideways this morning repeatedly throwing the error A
timeout occurred while attempting to lock x where x is a named lock.
We restarted CF which seemed to have no effect. Only a full hard reboot
seemed to fix the problem. The confusing part is that this only effected
one
On 8/15/06, Mark Drew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In CFEclipse, until we get the Multiple FileSystem support, you are
editing directly on the server when you are using the File Explorer
View. There is no get and put but its coming my friend... :)
Hey Mark, first off, thanks for the kick ass
Neil
Could be that you have a portion of code which normally doesn't take a while
to run but for some reason is taking longer than usual and hence the lock is
timing out. You should be able to find out where the lock is timing out and
examine what the code is doing, especially if its locking
Many times the bank that provides your in store credit card processing
system has an online version you can tie into. takes some additional coding
but would save you cash in the end of your doing lots of transactions.
Other Merchant accounts charge you an monthly fee but tend to charge less
per
Anyone ever seen this message?
=
The ColdFusion MX 7 Search Server service failed to start due to the
following error:
The pipe state is invalid.
=
It's just started happening for me and I can't seem to dig up anything
about it. Nor can I recall doing anything CFMX-related to my server
I have done this before so I know it can be done, but I can't remember how.
I have a table of item details that relates to a table of companies. The
first table has fields like ManufacturerID and PublisherID and these
fields link to company names in the companies table. The problem is you
cant
It never required SQL server. It currently supports Access, SQL Server,
and MySQL
Denny, take a closer look at bhcaptcha... you can make it look exactly like
plain text if thats what you wanted to do. The key is multiple images which
makes for MUCH easier to read characters.
http://support.microsoft.com/search/default.aspx?query=230catalog=LCID%3D10
33spid=qryWt=mode=rcus=False
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FROM main m JOIN companies c1 on (c1.companyid = m.manufarturerid and/or
c2.companyid = m.publisherid
Bob
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FROM main m JOIN companies c1 on (c1.companyid =
m.manufarturerid and/or c2.companyid = m.publisherid
That will only return one company name from the companies table though, I
need multiple company names returned.
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Hello fellows,
I have a problem regarding the mapping problem of remote directory. I have
listed down the my computer specs.
1:) I have running web server on one location and it is using for the
production server. which IP address is suppose 212.23.233.233
2:) Many computers are attached with
I never saw the original question, but from your response below, maybe
you just need a UNION query?
SELECT *
FROM main m JOIN companies c ON c.companyid=m.manufacturerid
UNION
SELECT *
FROM main m JOIN companies c ON c.companyid=m.publisherid
Cheers,
Kris
FROM main m JOIN companies c1 on
Look good to me. What's wrong? You can use the same table multiple times or
even joing a table on itself. I personally would use a LEFT JOIN, but it
depends what your goal is.
Terry
I have done this before so I know it can be done, but I can't remember how.
I have a table of item details that
With one app, we use to use PGP (and the Digital Outlook CFX_PGP tag). When
the credit card is entered it is encrypted using a public key.
When the cards are needed (for a recurring billing system) the user must
upload the private key to access the credit cards. The private key is deleted
Hi,
I understand that captcha technology creates manipulated-text images to
check that it's really a person filling in a form. I recently read
(possibly here) that it's to defeat OCR's?
I have absolutley no idea what spammer-tech is out there, but I was
wondering why something like
You DO NOT need two profiles. The address for the secure script is a
little different actually.
https://ssl.google-analytics.com/urchin.js
http://www.google.com/support/analytics/bin/answer.py?answer=31846topic
=7175
Thanks,
Ken Ferguson
214.636.6126
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For a drive-by spamming to a randomly chosen blog, that would work ok.
For a targeted resource where the spammer wants to get as many
accounts as possible (e.g. a web email provider) the spammer will take
the time to rewrite their tool to defeat that scheme. The unOCRable
(forgive me for murdering
Because it doesn't defeat agents that parse the source of the page.
Cheers,
Kris
I understand that captcha technology creates manipulated-text images to
check that it's really a person filling in a form. I recently read
(possibly here) that it's to defeat OCR's?
I have absolutley
You're trying to make it impossible to read for humans but easy to read for
machines? Machiens will use your span
color:black;background:black;/span as an anchor in the regular
expression to find the captcha in the page, and will easily spam your forms
(although will require some work on the part
Hope someone can help me with this...
I have a ton load of files directory (images etc etc) on a unix machine. My cf
app runs on a windows machine on the network. I need to provide ability to the
app user to be able to upload files etc to the folder on the unix machine. Also
I have to display
I work in a locked-down environment. I cannot install software myself
nor choose different tools to use.
We're using CFMX 7, so naturally I want the extensions for Dreamweaver
MX 2004.
I cannot install them as I do not have administrative rights to my
machine. One of the tech guys can install
Sorry for the previous post, hasty enter issue.
Where do I go to change my email address here (houseoffusion) I couldn't seem
to find it..
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We will be getting MX 7 very soon and we plan on migrating from CF 5. I found
a very good document on Migrating Applciations to ColdFusion MX 7 that was
tailored for CF 5. It seems like a very good reference that I hope to follow.
I just hope I have a good grasp on what is going on.
I will
Pretty darn cool...I wonder how long it'll last though. Lots more expensive
than a standard keyboard.
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You probably need to create a virtual directory in IIS on your web server to
point to this folder.
Before this, you first need to map a drive to this network folder on the server
machine.
Once you do this, we can use a href=THEPATHblah
where THEPATH is like virtualdirecotryname/filename
Look good to me. What's wrong? You can use the same table
multiple times or even joing a table on itself. I personally
would use a LEFT JOIN, but it depends what your goal is.
The problem with using...
LEFT JOIN t_PI_Companies c1 ON (c1.CompanyID = m.BrandID)
LEFT JOIN
CF Eclipse doesn't require an install. You just execute the exe.
Although that could have all kinds of policy repercussions I would imagine.
I'm surprised that NIH is that locked down. The software is approved
throughout pretty much the entire federal government. What is blocking you
from
Excellent, thanks.
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Sent: Monday, August 14, 2006 7:42 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Java/CF Question
Just for some reading, here is a post on using a BufferedReader (so
you can read line by line)
I like that, it's all inline, no external classes to worry about.
I might have to go with that.
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Java/CF Question
For my biotech stock searching program
Thanks Ken...
I've changed the link to the Urchin file. I guess I'll have to wait until
tomorrow to see if it's worked.
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Great ideas.
I figure I will end up going with the inline example that was shown in
another response. I know one of the guys that worked on the Poi project,
I'll try and hook you guys up if you're interested.
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Sent:
div style=display:inline; ;-)
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From: Andy Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 10:22 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CSS
span is an inline element. Div is a block level
I saw somewhere... I think maxPC that $100 is what it was going to sell for.
That isn't bad compared to most wireless media keyboards.
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Sent:
So alias it.
SELECT
c1.COMPANY_NAME AS BRAND_NAME, c2.COMPANY_NAME AS LABEL_NAME,
c3.COMPANY_NAME AS MANUFACTURER_NAME,
c4.COMPANY_NAME AS PUBLISHER_NAME, c5.COMPANY_NAME AS
STUDIO_NAME
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From: James Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August
CF Eclipse doesn't require an install. You just execute the exe.
Although that could have all kinds of policy repercussions I would
imagine.
Indeed. I'm not allowed. Not if I want to stay employed, which I do.
I'm surprised that NIH is that locked down. The software is approved
throughout
Pretty darn cool...I wonder how long it'll last though. Lots more
expensive
than a standard keyboard.
I remember I've seen something similar in the 80s at COMDEX.
Display were only BW and 8x8 pix though.
It never got popular.
This one, with a better resolution, could hit the Asian market.
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Is anyone using any OSS to assist in the gathering, analysis and
traceability of requirements? I've heard that Adalon did such a
thing, but that it's no longer available. I tried using it a few
years ago, but could never figure out how to get it to work
effectively. Or how to work effectively
Unix or Linux? If linux, should be fairly easy (for someone familiar with
linux) to set up samba. Sounce like you already have something in place.
I guess the real question is why are you storing the files on the unix/linux
box? Do you not have enough storage to store them locally?
What
We will be getting MX 7 very soon and we plan on migrating
from CF 5. I found a very good document on Migrating
Applciations to ColdFusion MX 7 that was tailored for CF 5.
It seems like a very good reference that I hope to follow. I
just hope I have a good grasp on what is going on.
So here's what I'm going with so far:
cfscript
fileReader = createObject(java, java.io.FileReader);
result = fileReader.init(C:\uq_mpes_orgcurr_info.txt);
reader = createObject(java, java.io.BufferedReader);
reader.init(fileReader);
// counter for
I cannot install them as I do not have administrative rights
to my machine. One of the tech guys can install it as an
administrator but it's only installed for that user account
and doesn't work for me.
Your administrator can handle this for you, with a little bit of work:
I have a problem regarding the mapping problem of remote
directory. I have listed down the my computer specs.
1:) I have running web server on one location and it is using
for the production server. which IP address is suppose 212.23.233.233
2:) Many computers are attached with it and
I know this is probably a stupid question, as it most likely has security
inplications, but I have 2 applications running on the same server and I was
wondering if it is possible to access an application variables in one
application from the other application, is this possible and if it is what
There are two ways this could be done, each with different implications.
If the applications have the same name in the cfapplicaiton... tag, they
will share the same application scope, and basically be the same application.
You could also use the server scope which as accessible by all CFML
Thanks Loathe the isDefined() null test is better then causing errors
unnecessarily with EOF. They should update that blog.
I like your new spin but cfscript does not have any advantages over CFML
tags
because it all turns into a class anyway.
You can also do it in one liner like this:
cfset
I want to dump a bean, but a dump on a bean only gives me a list of the
functions. How do you dump a bean? Do you create a function that displays the
parameter with the value? Or another way?
Bob
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I'll pass that along, thanks.
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From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 11:44 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: ColdFusion extensions for Dreamweaver MX 2004 -
non-administr ator
I cannot install them as I do not have administrative rights
Do beans inherit the toString() method from Object? I've never tried
this but you could possibly utilize that or overwrite that method.
Writing a method would probably be the easiest.
However, another thought is that your data members might be private and
if you set them to public, the dump
Did you try getMetaData()?
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From: Robert Everland III [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 12:23 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFDumping a bean
I want to dump a bean, but a dump on a bean only gives me a list of the
functions. How do you dump a bean? Do
I'd be interested to know if there are any web-based ones out there.
Neil
On 8/15/06, Larry Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is anyone using any OSS to assist in the gathering, analysis and
traceability of requirements? I've heard that Adalon did such a
thing, but that it's no longer
The whole point of images is that humans can easily read them (more or less)
and computers have a tough time. So even if somebody really wanted to write
a program to automatically post to your forms, it would be very difficult if
not impossible for them to do so, unless they had humans do the
I am having problems submitting a multi-page form and can not figure out
what else could be necessary to get it to work. It functions fine in a
browser so the form is not broken. I am passing all formfields with required
field values filled. There is a dyanimic-id that is included in page passed
Peter J. Farrell wrote:
This also limits the Captcha to one language which is something that
Americans usually don't think about.
wow, something rubbed off on somebody ;-)
i'd also point out that some background images look an awful lot like
valid chars in some languages. making captcha i18n
Does anyone know of a good util (or if it can be done in SQL 2000 as i can't
see how) to import data from one database into another and allowing fields to
be mapped? (Something free would be good!)
Thanks, Jenny
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From: Robert Everland III [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 11:23 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFDumping a bean
I want to dump a bean, but a dump on a bean only gives me a list of the
functions. How do you dump a bean? Do you create a function
I took a good hard look last night and I can't find anything. At all.
Web-based or otherwise. Nothing. That really surprised me, although
I'm not entirely sure why.
On 8/15/06, Neil Middleton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd be interested to know if there are any web-based ones out there.
Neil
DTS?
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From: Jenny Gavin-Wear [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 12:55 PM
Subject: OT: MS SQL 2000
Does anyone know of a good util (or if it can be done in SQL 2000 as i
can't see how) to import data from one
Here is another example using while and cfscript.
cfscript
reader = createObject(java,
java.io.BufferedReader).init(createObject(java,
java.io.FileReader).init(C:\destroyChildAt.txt));
line = ;
while(isDefined(line)){
writeOutput(line br /);
I believe SQL has an import utility that does just that.
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Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 12:55 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT: MS SQL 2000
Does anyone know of a good util (or if it can be done in SQL 2000 as i
can't
Go download a trial of Red Gate bundle (or Apex SQL).
Not free, but solid.
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I would run the browser submit and cf submit either through some sort of
proxy or use something like httplook if both are local to capture the actual
data sent. Then save it to 2 separate files and run a diff on it and see if
you've missed something. Sometimes CF will encode the values (or
Dave,
How exactly does this help in clustered environments? Where do you store
the beans and how do you do snapshots?
Russ
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From: Dave Carabetta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 12:57 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFDumping a bean
hmm, I feel an open-source project coming on...
who wants in?
On 8/15/06, Rob Wilkerson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I took a good hard look last night and I can't find anything. At all.
Web-based or otherwise. Nothing. That really surprised me, although
I'm not entirely sure why.
On
Use cfhttp to grab the page and parse it either using the built in CF string
and xml functions or using regular expressions.
Using this method, when I have the page returned to me, I guess I would need
to do a find on cfhttp.filecontent, but that just tells me it found
something, how do I then
Peter J. Farrell wrote:
This also limits the Captcha to one language which is something that
Americans usually don't think about.
wow, something rubbed off on somebody ;-)
Actually, my comment was more based on my experiences living in a Quebec,
Canada (French for all of those that don't
Dave,
How exactly does this help in clustered environments? Where do you store
the beans and how do you do snapshots?
Russ
The beans should be unique per session, not per server like a Gateway or DAO.
So a dump of a bean would be for that bean on that machine. This is the winner,
I had
On 8/15/06, Russ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave,
How exactly does this help in clustered environments? Where do you store
the beans and how do you do snapshots?
Well, lots of people use CFCs to, among other things, store
information in the session scope. Let's use the classic example of a
Nope...that's div...
Eric
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From: Chad Gray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 14 August 2006 21:21
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CSS
I thought span would ad a carriage return? Hmm I will try it. Thanks.
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From: Paul Giesenhagen
Dakota Burns wrote:
I have a fairly large CF project coming up with an interactive piece that
will involve changing colors on car parts (roll mouse over hood for design
or color, select post to database or session), possibly an audio greeting
- that sort of thing.
The audio requirement may
Data Transfer Services, part of SQL 2000
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From: Ray Champagne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 15 August 2006 18:07
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: MS SQL 2000
DTS?
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To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Looks perfect, downloaded and trying it now, thanks Neil.
Thanks all for the replies. I looked at using the DTS in SQL 2000, but wasn't
overly impressed.
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From: Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
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Sent: 15 August 2006 18:08
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re:
Unfortunately, that is not an option. Many legacy applications are tied with
teh files folder being on unix(or linux? don't know). So we have to go for a
multi platform scenario.
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LOL. I know what it is, I was suggesting that you use that to do what you
were trying to.
no matter, I see that you have found something. Although, I'd give it
another try, it's a very powerful little (big) feature.
Ray
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To:
I seriously doubt the price will be even half that...
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Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 11:12 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Way OT: But you know you want
I agree...
There's no way someome would pay more than $200 or $300 at MOST for a
keyboard. Not when you get one for $10.
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I'll see if I can get a comparison going with a seperate tool. The fields all
look to match up in my testing and many other forms work with the same codebase
so its frustrating. Thanks
I would run the browser submit and cf submit either through some sort of
proxy or use something like httplook
With bigger companies you also have to worry about the content of the messages.
Yes, online gambling will probably not offend an employee, but requests from
forms of a more questionable content can be construed as harassment if the
employer does absolutely nothing to stop it. Of course that
One thing to say about Red Gate .. wow !!
Love it, will save days of banging head against keyboard.
Thanks again Neil !!
Jenny
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From: Jenny Gavin-Wear [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 15 August 2006 19:44
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: OT: MS SQL 2000
Looks perfect,
Okay, I'm back on this issue. I've now attempted to write the soap
request manually. (See code below.) But, I get the error below. Any
brilliant ideas? (Hey - at least I'm getting a valid SOAP response
now, eh?)
snip
faultstring xsi:type=xsd:stringCan't find root element in the
message at
Yes, I'm aware of it (too, lol) and have used it lots in the past. What I
needed was something that saved me all the hard work and Red Gate is amazing.
Seriously recommend it!
Jenny
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From: Ray Champagne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 15 August 2006 20:30
To:
any fix to this? Extremely annoying. Having to schedule a job to
look for new cache files then update the .tmp files just shouldnt have
to be...
On 11/16/05, Jon Block [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
don't call the cached page direct, call another page first, in the new page use
cfhttp to call the
Early adopters and gadget freaks would snap some up I bet. Enough to
fund a windfall for the company. I'm sure there are government and
enterprise specialty uses for something like that. And those markets
pay big.
I'd guess it to be hideously expensive for awhile and then as
production ramps
Wouldn't this be taken care of if I copy the entire wwwroot
content (minus the CFIDE) to the built-in server's wwwroot?
Not necessarily. All the files would be there, but you may have some code
which relies on knowing a complete filesystem path - that would be different
when you move the
ok. here is the problem.. I want to use java.io.File() to get the number of
first level sub directories given a directory. I am trying java based solution
instead of cfdirectory to see its performance.
But I couldn't get this to work
cfset
This worked for me:
cfset theObj=createobject(java,java.io.File).init(E:\webs)
cfset fileList = structnew()
cfset fileList.files = theObj.list()
cfdump var=#fileList.files#
cfset theLength = ArrayLen(fileList.files)
Jake Churchill
CF Web Tools
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Yeah, I think it will sell for sure and probably be like an Apple type
product (where Steve Jobs could shit in a bin, brand it iBucket and
Apple-ites would still buy it at over inflated price tag)
If it works, it can't fail to be a success.
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I've got an open thread going on the CFWheels Google Group and wondered if
anyone had comments on my questions.
http://groups.google.com/group/cfwheels/browse_thread/thread/0a74bf2a14c33af
3/cd286fcd3b2edfa8#cd286fcd3b2edfa8
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andy matthews
web developer
certified
Update: Vastly improved.
I hadn't quite believed that CF debug settings added that much memory
even if it's not displayed; I sure believe now :)
A long time ago I had turned off report execution times in CF
Administrator debugging settings, which outputs a table row for each
and every template
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