Jeff Chastain wrote:
> I am trying to convert some Java code into ColdFusion and apparently my Java
> is a bit rusty. Can anybody explain the difference between the following two
> statements?
>
> public static IExpectationSetters expect(T value) {
>
> public static IExpectationSett
Thanks everyone. Some very handy info.
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Well I upgraded to &.02 with the lates hot fix and still no love.
Ray said he "thought" it was fixed in one of the updaters.but I'm not
seeing
it.
So CFDOCUMENTSECTION forces a page break between sections and it shouldn't.
and if you use multuple header/footers, the last one overwrites
> We encountered similar issues along with cfdocument being very slow. We took
> sometime out and implemented XSL-FO which is really awesome and works
> seamlessly without any problem and has a lot more feature than cfdocument
> could offer.
>
> HTH
Hey Quasim,
Thanks...any tips or examples for
Bobby,
You are da bomb!! Worked like a charm. I can officially keep what little
hair I have left now.
Thanks again
Doug
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I'm a bit rusty too, but I know represents a data type. There are
certain times when you can have an object that takes multiple data
types. A Vector is a good example. If you specify the data type it
just forces it to take that data type. I think this speeds up
processing just slightly be
I am trying to convert some Java code into ColdFusion and apparently my Java is
a bit rusty. Can anybody explain the difference between the following two
statements?
public static IExpectationSetters expect(T value) {
public static IExpectationSetters expectLastCall() {
Specificall
On Monday 18 December 2006 13:57, Doug Brown wrote:
> the code below, but it simply does not work, as it is sending them back to
> the index.cfm of the current "CHILD" folder instead of the "ROOT" folder.
>url="index.cfm?page=login&requested=#thispage##querystring#&string=#variabl
... url="/i
Cffile action read wont give you anything more than the content of the file.
A len(myfile) /1024 may give you the kilobytes though :-)
#len(myfile) / 1024# kb
Or...you can cfdirectory the parent dir of the file and use a filter of the
files name. then the var you want is 'size'
http://acodersli
Yeah, what he said :)
- Original Message -
From: "Peterson, Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk"
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2006 7:54 AM
Subject: RE: cffile action=read does FILE.fileSize still work?
> To elaborate, you can use with the filter attribute to
> only list the file yo
To elaborate, you can use with the filter attribute to
only list the file you want, something like this:
Then you can check the size like #dirList.size#
Chris
-Original Message-
From: Doug Brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2006 9:53 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: R
You seem to be viewing Brainbench certs unfavorably because you can
look up answers in the manual as you take the test. The Brainbench
tests are intended to be open-book and the Adobe test is intended to
be closed-book. So the questions you see on a Brainbench test are much
harder than the question
Thanks Bobby!! I will give that a try.
Doug
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I may be wrong, but I believe that you can only do that via
The read pretty much does only that "read" the contents of the file.
Doug
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk"
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2006 7:46 AM
Subject: cffile action=read does FILE.fileSize s
Doug...
Somewhere, you are checking for the session and if it doesnt exist, you
cflocate to the login page. THAT is the place where you need to grab the
CURRENT page and query strings (or just the entire url for that matter).
Because THAT is the point that you want to return them to.
So...
Good morning,
I'm sure this is a simple one for most of you, but I forget. If I perform a
cffile action="read" etc ...
on an image file, I should be able to get #FILE.fileSize# correct? I was able
to do it using action="upload".
Thanks
D
~~~
That is not working. What happens is the user clicks a link for a page in
the root directory and if they are not logged in I them to the
login page. If I use the cgi.http_referrer it sets the last requested page
as the login page from the
Doug
- Original Message -
From: "Snake" <[EMA
> Original Message
> > I doubt you would be chosen just because you have a cert, we always
test
> > developers who come for interview and we have turned away many
certified
> > ones who knew jack when it can to real written and oral test.
> >
> > The non certs were the ones who shone.
>
> In a cas
Save the referer, and send them back to that.
Russ
-Original Message-
From: Doug Brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 18 December 2006 13:57
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Still need help!! (Login & )
This is totally driving me nuts!! For those of you who missed my troubles, I
will go over it a
One thing to remember about the CFMX exams, is that they are based on
the ORIGINAL release, in this case 7.0
So, taking a question from Ben's book:
What ouput formats are supported by ?
A. Excel
B. FlashPaper
C. HTML
D. PDF
E. RTF
The correct answer for the exam would be: A,B,D
Although RTF is
On average, I'd say the certification only indicates that you are good
at studying for exams. It doesn't provide any meaningful metrics to
other developers. That being said, however, they do complement
otherwise talented developers' resumes.
If you are looking to get certified, I would recommend
This is totally driving me nuts!! For those of you who missed my troubles, I
will go over it again. I have a page in the root of my site that requires a
user to login. My login page is located in a child directory and I am needing
to force the user back to the page they were originally looking f
I think the nature of this thread is to provide generalizations bout
certification. There are so many people with subjective opinions about
certification.
Does certifying hurt your career? I am willing to wager most would conceed
that this will more than likely be "No." For those that say "yes"
Will,
Glad to help. Good luck with the kids. My brother just had his second
girl in October; not twins, but a handful non-the-less. Anyway, let me
know if you have any questions regarding the code I wrote.
..
Ben Nadel
Certified Advanced ColdFusion MX7 Developer
www.bennadel
If you're going to do the upload within the cfc, all you need to pass
is the name of the form field. In your cfc you'd have:
..
On 12/17/06, Adrian Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a form from where the client can upload files to the site. I'm a
> bit confused about
Mike,
That only exists after you have used CFFILE to save the file to the server.
Adrian is referring to the form field that holds the initial file upload,
which his CFC is presumably going to do the CFFILE process for.
It is actually a binary file, for which there is no argument type, so try
"ANY
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