Hi,
I'm looking for a free/open source CF code formatter. Currently I use the
Eclipse CF plugin as IDE which does not support it (Ctrl-Shift-F would have
been nice).
Is there anything out there?
Thanks,
Peter
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Can you explain what you want it to do, code reformating in my eyes is very
buggy at best and is one of things I extremely hated about DW. There was one
template that was based on the fact that it formated the coplor of rows and
used the if mod 2 style, and everytime I opend that I was forever
Ok I think I have come up with a better solution, on the way home in the
traffic jam, it seems simple so I think it will work.
Basically to store a snapshot of the select list in an array element each time
before an action is made. For instance user clicks add new element to select
list,
Hmmm,
Just seems strange I just had to implement this the last few days too. Now
there maybe a better way but this is how it folded out based on the
requiements of my application.
The first problem I faced was that a user could only be signed in once. So
the only way I cold see this and with
Can you explain what you want it to do...
Well at least it should take care of a proper indention so that code is (more)
readable. I have some old code here that I have to understand. It is rather
spaghetti and people did indent their cfifs and cfelse and HTML tags in
different styles, using
On Wednesday 07 Mar 2007, Siegfried Dolleisch wrote:
This ist the entry in the dabase of 28 characters (!):
#1579;#1579;#1602;#1602;#1601;#1601;#1594;#1594;#1593;#1593;#160
7;#1607;665544#1576;#1576;#1604;#1604;#1575;#1575;#1575;#1575;#157
8;#1578;#1602;#1602;#1602;#1602;#1602;
I'm just
Thanks for all the input, been very useful.
Richard
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Archive:
Ok well if Mark Drew is listening maybe he will include that in cfeclipse
then.
Now something like that would be damn handy, and not code reformating that I
am used too.
On 3/8/07, Peter Reitberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you explain what you want it to do...
Well at least it should
It still depnds ont the web server too, it is no good for the scripting
application server saying one thing and the Web server saying something
different.
Which is why, the things that have been mentioned like HD space and ram is
also important. Before it hits CF the web server has to have it
Morning Andrew,
Glad I'm not the only one that's been working along similar lines with this
one. I essentially work with the same method as you, I have a bunch of user
objects which manage the profiles, credentials and roles, then in effect I
have my user 'factory', although its not a factory in
On Wednesday 07 Mar 2007, Russ Michaels wrote:
no it is a JAVA web service.
I would guess that the types of the parameters you are sending it are wrong.
What does the WSDL say ?
--
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Helping to efficiently administrate 24/365 segments
On: http://thefalken.livejournal.com
On Wednesday 07 Mar 2007, Dave Watts wrote:
I second the Who the hell needs that many files open at one time?
Unfortunately, that's just the way Foxpro works.
And it's supported on Vista, is it ?
A quick look at http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vfoxpro/bb190292.aspx
suggests not.
--
Tom
Does anyone know if there are improved form validation scripts available
for download (yes, I know I can make my own).
This can be worth a look:
http://www.massimocorner.com/validator/
Specifically, if I use
validate=integer, it is approving a value of 1+.
Yea this came from the lastModified function from the java.io.file. It
is in milliseconds and like you I'm clueless how to convert. I've looked
around the net but everything talks about using seconds not
milliseconds.
You should be able to use the value returned by the lastModified() method
I still don't get why people use JS for form validation, Why not just place
some decent server side stuff on it? It's allot less hassle and allot more
secure.
Rob
-Original Message-
From: Massimo Foti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 08 March 2007 09:28
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: improved
I still don't get why people use JS for form validation,
Maybe because it allows for a better user's exerience ? :-)
Why not just place some decent server side stuff on it?
I use both client and server-side validation. Many people consider it a best
practice
It's allot less hassle and
Hello Guys,
For a while I've been wondering about the HASH() function and the different
algorithms available on it, the cfdocs list the following.
.. CFMX_COMPAT: Generates a hash string identical to that generated
by ColdFusion MX and ColdFusion MX 6.1 (default).
.. MD5:
On Thursday 08 Mar 2007, Robert Rawlins - Think Blue wrote:
Presumably they become more complex, and therefore more secure from top to
bottom, so why would you not specify the SHA-512 on all hash encryption you
do, I know that hash is generally regarded as a one way encryption so why
do they
I'm not so sure I agree that it does benefit the user experience, Perhaps
for some of the more complex validations, but generally when I click the
'submit' button and I get a horrible windows style 'BP!!!' and a notice
window that I've missed out my name I find it to be a little offensive more
Ok thanks for that Tom, I'd made an educated guess about the performance of
generating a SHA-512, it just interested me.
Thanks again for that tid-bit
Rob
-Original Message-
From: Tom Chiverton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 08 March 2007 10:19
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Hash
I'm not so sure I agree that it does benefit the user experience, Perhaps
for some of the more complex validations, but generally when I click the
'submit' button and I get a horrible windows style 'BP!!!' and a
notice
window that I've missed out my name I find it to be a little
Has anyone got report builder to install on Vista? I have tried more than
once now and on all occasions it gets through to the Installing stage and
then just stops requiring Task Manager to end it as javaw.exe seems to be
having problems.
I do have an XP install running in Virtual PC 2007 but I
Afternoon Jay,
Which version of vista are you running, home, business, ultimate? I would
recommend running the install as Administrator and in XP Compatibility mode,
you can do this by right clicking the install exe and choosing properties,
and then the 'compatibility' tab.
Hope that helps,
Rob
Siegfried Dolleisch wrote:
what are the basics to create a web site in farsi? 1) HTML-Header: meta
http-equiv=Content-Type content=text/html; charset=utf-8 /
cf ignores this but useful for spiders, etc.
2) Change the field typs to nvarchar an ntext in the database
and generally increase
Siegfried Dolleisch wrote:
Here an example: http://www.islamo.net/persisch.cfm and here is the code:
http://www.islamo.net/persisch.txt
something strange, that page comes up in FF as iso-8859-1 when i insert
arabic/farsi into that page i get mojibake.
and i also forgot about RTL issues
Hi all,
I've been using CFC's for a short while now and I'm really liking them. I can
really speed up developments now by reusing code.
Thing is I know I'm not supposed to put any presentation stuff in them. But say
for example I had a poll cfc. I can run all of the actions through the CFC
Richard
If that is what you are looking for, then what you are talking about would
be a custom tag. CFC's are only available during the call to one of it's
functions and cannot be cfincluded as a custom tag. There is nothing
stopping you from using the old way of combining logic and presentation
Thing is I know I'm not supposed to put any presentation
stuff in them. But say for example I had a poll cfc. I can
run all of the actions through the CFC fine, but why not add
some optional basic html (i.e. form results) so that if
wanted, the whole poll could be encapsulated within the
Doug is right, the idea is that you keep your logic and presentation
separate. If you want all the forms and things to be reusable, keep them out
of your CFC's and build a CFM file, this can then be called a custom tag, or
with a cfinclude at any point in the application.
Have a read of this
Afternoon Rob
It is ultimate, and yes, that fixed it nicely, cheers.
Jay
-Original Message-
From: Robert Rawlins - Think Blue
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 08 March 2007 11:24
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CF Report Builder
Afternoon Jay,
Which version of vista are you running, home,
No worries bud, Ultimate edition really is ULTIMATE, I love it, that
compatibility tip comes in pretty handy as UE is quite different from the XP
architecture and it'll take the app devs a while to get their head around it.
Glad it worked,
Rob
-Original Message-
From: James Smith
This is not a rule of CFCs, just a 'suggestion' from some of the people using
them. There logic is to separate the logic of an application from its
presentation. This allows for easy change of the presentation without touching
the logic. The argument is logical, but not necessarily the rule.
The codesweeper in Homesite works great. Customize one to your liking and
every time you open a new file hit it and bob's your uncle! I've been using
it for years. I absolutely HATE working in poorly formatted code.
Greg
On 3/8/07, Andrew Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok well if Mark Drew is
I remember, way back in the day, building my first e-comm application
for a client. I used an open source javascript cart called Nopcart. It
was fairly easy to implement and adjust, and part of the beauty of it
was the ability to place a small line of code [showCart()] on any page
and it laid
I hope it's ok to post this here.
I have created an onmouseover pop-up window, which closes with
onmouseout. Works fine in IE6, but creates multiple windows in Firefox.
Any ideas?
script language=JavaScript type=text/javascript
!--
function openWindow(url, name) {
myWin =
While on the subject of report builder, how can you do conditional queries?
For example on a cfm template I could use the following...
cfquery
SELECT *
FROM aTable
cfif isDefined('url.someVar')
WHERE someID = #url.somevar#
/cfif
ORDER BY someID
/cfquery
However this is not possible in report
Likewise this works fine for me. I still seperate the logic from display. I
have two cfc's one that contains database logic and the other contains display
logic. So considering your poll example I have a modPoll.cfc and a viewPoll.cfc
-- Original Message
Thank you so much for the link! That was exactly what I was looking for.
Let me know, if you need a CFX tag for this ($$).
Since I've never tried creating my own CFX tag before, I'd be interested. How
much are you asking?
One thing to keep in mind is that best practice is not always that. Best
practice is not a one size fits all type thing. Use what works for your
application. If you happen to need to break out of what has been deemed best
practice than so be it. I recently built an app that is all built on
I am listening and nodding... and going... right.. I have an idea for
that...
OF course a bit of $$ incentive would be nice ;)
MD
On 8 Mar 2007, at 09:11, Andrew Scott wrote:
Ok well if Mark Drew is listening maybe he will include that in
cfeclipse
then.
Now something like that
I am trying to transfer an application from MSAccess into Oracle 10g. I the
free version of Oracle 10g Express running locally for development purposes
before uploading to the test server. I have used older versions of Oracle, but
never 10g. It has been a while, but I do not ever remember
From my experience CF is not good at handling large file uploads. I have
always ran into memory issues on the server using cf for uploads. That being
said, it works great for small files but once you get over the 10mb I would
suggest using something else. I use a java applet to do file
My servers had been running fine till I got hit with a virus last week that
shut down everything. I reloaded Windows 2003, Coldfusion MX7.02 and I use
SWSofts Plesk server management software.
Before the sever outage, all of my coldfusion flash forms worked exactly as
coded and expected. Now
I'm trying to find out if someone has already written a CFC which ties into
Basecamp's API. I've got a client who wants to pull data from Basecamp to
generate additional reports on their time tracking. I'm thinking this would
be a great open source project, but I want to find out if someone has
Jake,
You're getting into an area that has been wrestled with for years, and the
true solutions are very, very complex. So your choices on implementation
will depend on just far into the forest you want to go.
Do a Google search on fuzzy name matching. You'll find links to academic
white papers
Page not found
-Original Message-
From: Doug Brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 8:58 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: cfform flash cfselect not showing items in the list
My servers had been running fine till I got hit with a virus last week
that shut down
Paul,
I've been doing the exact same thing... well, not with a shopping cart,
so not *eaxctly*, but still...
I've got a CFC that I call display.cfc. It's whole purpose in life is to
generate screen layouts and return the HTML as a string to the calling
page where I then display the content
Thanks for your replies. Seems like there is a little bit of a split on this
one.
My gut tells me the savecontent way should cover my purposes, hopefully it
won't come back to haunt me :)
Thanks again.
Richard
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I apologize, I listed the wrong directory.
corrected page location, http://www.moxysportswear.com/includes/forms.cfm
My servers had been running fine till I got hit with a virus last week
that shut down everything. I reloaded Windows 2003, Coldfusion MX7.02
and I use SWSofts Plesk server
I think Mike nailed it.
People who say that CFC should not create html must also think that no
class in java can create output, and that clearly won't fly (since java
has nothing but classes). CFCs should have a single, clear purpose. If
that purpose includes creating html than so be it. The OO
I don't know what the 10 replies to this original message are yet, but my
thought is that it is not bad to put display logic in a CFC designed for the
view layer, just don't blend other layer's logic in the same CFC; keep the
separation.
--
Ian Skinner
Web Programmer
BloodSource
Last yesterday afternoon I deleted all the tasks and set them back up form
scratch. Today they are working fine again. darn hiccups =\
anyhow thanks for the info, at least I learned about the insane spaces in the
time field (lol btw)
- dk
http://www.imified.com/
IMified is build on top of Coldfusion and lets you interact with your basecamp
account through any instant messenger service (except yahoo atm). pretty cool
stuff. they also tie in to rememberthemilk and probably a dozen or so others.
I don't think the API they use is
Hi Dana,
IMified is a little different from Andy is looking for. He wants a
component that will allow him to access the Basecamp API from within CF.
Rey...
Dana Kowalski wrote:
http://www.imified.com/
IMified is build on top of Coldfusion and lets you interact with your
basecamp account
Right...
I've already started writing it. I'll probably have it done this weekend.
Then, I'll put it out there and get feedback from everyone.
-Original Message-
From: Rey Bango [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 9:52 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Is there a
Thanks Dana...
Not quite what I'm needing, but thanks for the input.
-Original Message-
From: Dana Kowalski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 8:32 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Is there a Basecamp.cfc?
http://www.imified.com/
IMified is build on top of Coldfusion
Dave,
She says, YOU DA MAN. Your solution worked perfectly. :)
Thanks much dude,
Will
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I'm using CF's built-in form validation method that uses hidden form
fields for validation (see
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/1385.htm#1154690)
How do I apply my own formatting to those error messages?
Thanks,
Pete
How do I apply my own formatting to those error messages?
One method is to use the cferror... tag. You can use this tag to call any
page you want to display this type of exceptions, and that page can then format
the output as you desire.
--
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Web Programmer
BloodSource
There can be limitations on upload size enforced at the webserver. In
IIS this is set in the metabase. Here is explanation of such for IIS:
http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/library/c89bf2ae-f764-459d-bf4f-9f02afc45fa31033.mspx?mfr=true
Cheers,
Kris
You could do the query in CF prior to calling the report, then pass
the query into the report. I think you could also setup a parameter to
the report, which when set would add the where clause as below? I've
not tested this as I always pass my queries into the report rather
than embed them.
I hate to gripe again, I really do, but it seems that once I get hooked on
another CF feature like xForms, somethin rears its ugly head.
CF sticks this right above the form:
link href=/CFIDE/scripts/css/blue_style.css rel=stylesheet type=text/css
media=all/
validator.w3.org LOVES this. It
First, thanks to everyone for responding. However, I never intended to
start a flame war - the fact is I'm using JS and it's not working right.
Specifically, I'm using CF's built in validation for ranges in a
cfinput tag. The trouble I'm having is it's accepting a value of
1+. Technically, it
Hello- I am wondering if anyone has come up with any ways of automatically
printing (locally) a remote cfreport or pdf file. I'd like to print off some
customer letters every day at 9am without human intervention, and in a robust
sort of way. I am sure I haven't thought of everything, but so
Other than for personal satisfaction, what does it matter if your page
validates? Does it validate if you take that line out? If that's all it is
then I wouldn't' worry about it.
-Original Message-
From: Will Tomlinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 9:28 AM
To:
Thanks Ian, that helped.
I found that using cferror doesn't allow me to use my normal site
template, so since I'm using application.cfc, I used the onError
method. This is what I did, and it allowed me to use my normal site
template:
cffunction name=onError output=true
cfargument
May want to search the archives as Automatic Printing comes up QUITE
often.
-Original Message-
From: E C list [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 11:58 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Automated Local Printing of Remote Report
Hello- I am wondering if anyone has come up
I have no problems using the CFREPORTPARAM tags to pass variables into my
CFREPORTS, but I want to know if there is a special scope for these paramaters.
In a nutshell, I'm trying to write a generic CFML wrapper for report calls. I
want to loop through the FORM structure (which might contain
Oblio,
A lot of people on this list don't like cfforms for just the reason you are
stating - there are flaws in the js such as the one you've discovered.
I did some testing and found that 1$ will also slip through, as well as 1,
(one with a comma).
This is why people are saying to try another
just out of curiosity...what's the going rate for bug #145 (i -hate-
that one) :)
On 3/8/07, Mark Drew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am listening and nodding... and going... right.. I have an idea for
that...
OF course a bit of $$ incentive would be nice ;)
MD
On 8 Mar 2007, at 09:11,
I don't think there is a report parameter collection that you could
pass the form structure into, like you can with a cfc function call.
But, you could loop through your form scope, and add a cfreportparam
for each parameter you found there. Your form element names could be
such that you get the
You must have used an old version of Dreamweaver. I use DW and the
code sweeper is great. It never re-writes code, i have never had a
syntax error after running the sweeper over it. And the style sweeper
is configurable. You can tell it where you want new lines where you
want indentation and
MD5 is an older standard. I don't remember what it stands for. It is
still widely used for signing things like software downloads (look for
it where you download Linux CDs or on Sourceforge). It is not secure
the same way the lock on my door isn't secure -- it's defeatable, but
it's a good
yeah like I said, I don't know if they will/have released their code to do it
since the project is currently free /shrug.
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original post. They just changed our mail servers around-- must have
gotten stuck in the queue. Weird.
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-Original Message-
From: Brad Wood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2007 10:38 AM
To:
I have been experiencing issues (slowness, high thread counts, constant
crashes, etc) on a shared server for about 2 weeks now. I got another server,
transferred one site (the largest one) to it...everything seemed to be working
fine. The troubled server was running like it should and the new
I'm currently integrating Adobe's Spry form validation into most of my sites
and its been wonderful so far. There's no need to have windows beeps as you
call em when theres far more graceful notifications to the user that can be
done.
Also, providing client side validation is great for you and
Oblio, I got your intended result by doing the following:
cfinput
name=fld
required=yes
type=text
validate=regular_expression
pattern=^[\d]+$
message=not an integer.
/
I didn't bang on it too hard though, maybe you could test it further and see
if it's failsafe.
It is lame though that you
I honestly hate that kind of attitude from a good portion of the CF community.
Web Standards are a reality. If you are running a shop and putting out web
products eventually you will run into this where you're app won't validate and
theres nothing to do but simply stop using the feature.
Hi
I have a string like this
AB_BC_DE
Now i have to extract AB, BC, DE in seperate variables. How can I do that?
which function i can use.
DG
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Deepak:
You can use the various List functions as long as you specify an underscore
as the delimiter. If the string is always going to have 3 elements to it,
you could simply do something like:
CFSET str = AB_BC_DE
CFSET var1 = ListGetAt(str, 1, _)
CFSET var2 =
loop over it treating as a list delimited by the underscore character.
cfset mylist = AB_BC_DE /
cfset countVar = 1 /
cfloop list=#myList# delimiters=_ index=idx
cfset variables[myVar countVar] = idx /
cfset countVar = countVar + 1 /
/cfloop
cfoutput
#myVar1#br /
Use ListGetAt:
ListGetAt(string,1,_) would give you AB
ListGetAt(string,2,_) would give you BC, etc.
-Original Message-
From: Deepak Gupta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 12:20 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: String Function
Hi
I have a string like this
AB_BC_DE
Use the standard list functions (like listgetat()) using _ as the
delimiter. So, to get BC, you could use
listgetat(list, 2, _)
--Ben Doom
Deepak Gupta wrote:
Hi
I have a string like this
AB_BC_DE
Now i have to extract AB, BC, DE in seperate variables. How can I do that?
which
Deepak,
You should be able to use:
cfset myString = AB_BC_DE/
cfset myStruct = structNew()/
cfloop list=#myString# index=i delimiters=_
cfset myStruct[i] = i/
/cfloop
Or you can use listChangeDelims() : http://www.cfquickdocs.com/?
sourceid=cfQDSearch1.02getDoc=listChangeDelims
HTH,
Jon
On
A one stop solution might be listToArray()
cfset stringAry = listToArray(aa_bb_cc,_)
cfoutput#stringAry[2]#/cfoutput
--
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Web Programmer
BloodSource
www.BloodSource.org
Sacramento, CA
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- Binary Sudoku
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C code. C code run.
Given the files below - why does update1() fail to update the cfc property?
file TEMP.CFM:
cfoutput
cfif not isDefined(session.temp)
cfset session.temp=#createObject('component','temp')#
/cfif
html
head
titletemp/title
/head
body
form method=post action=temp.cfc?method=update1
update1:
cfset listToArray(LIST,'_')
Then you can reference each as an array element to further process.
---_
Eric R. Jones
Senior Web Application Developer, AFNOC/NCD
Barksdale AFB, LA
DSN 781-7784
Comm (318) 456-7784
NIPRNET: [EMAIL
cfset listToArray(LIST,'_')
Then you can reference each as an array element to further process.
---_
Eric R. Jones
Senior Web Application Developer, AFNOC/NCD
Barksdale AFB, LA
DSN 781-7784
Comm (318) 456-7784
NIPRNET: [EMAIL
On 3/8/07, Ian Skinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A one stop solution might be listToArray()
cfset stringAry = listToArray(aa_bb_cc,_)
cfoutput#stringAry[2]#/cfoutput
nice!
--
Charlie Griefer
...All the world shall be your enemy, Prince with
Might be good to use an array to store the vars instead. That way you
can always quickly determine the number of vars present.
cfset mylist = AB_BC_DE /
cfset myArray = ArrayNew(1)
cfloop list=#myList# delimiters=_ index=idx
cfset ArrayAppend(myArray, idx) /
/cfloop
I have
Yep, that thread's good 'n dead. :-) I don' t think I've seen a
thread jumped on so fast since the one about the new Firefox logo.
Good call on listToArray(), Ian, BTW.
-Jon
On Mar 8, 2007, at 2:40 PM, Jon Clausen wrote:
Deepak,
You should be able to use:
cfset myString = AB_BC_DE/
but you can determine that just as easily using the listLen() function :)
altho I do think Ian (and Eric's) suggestion about using listToArray()
is the most concise and straightforward.
On 3/8/07, Scott Weikert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Might be good to use an array to store the vars instead.
Thanks, that was nice and direct. I actually tracked down the problem;
it lies in the fact that the cfform.js *changes* the value before
validating. I can't guess why they did this, but they strip spaces,
dollar, pound, yen, euro, commas, tildas and plus signs before deciding
that it's good.
Thanks, that was nice and direct. I actually tracked down the problem;
it lies in the fact that the cfform.js *changes* the value before
validating. I can't guess why they did this, but they strip spaces,
dollar, pound, yen, euro, commas, tildas and plus signs before deciding
that it's
Well, it seems to me that both forms are being handled by a new instance of
temp. update1 stores the value in that new instance, which is garbage
collected some time after the POST request terminates. update2 stores the
value in the prexisting instance which has been placed in the session scope,
What could cause cross-interference between sites? Some ideas:
1. Contention for shared resources e.g. you keep a file open somewhere, or
each site has a logging thread that keeps a lock on some table.
2. An insidious one can be where you inadvertently use the same application
name, so the two
Thanks much dude
You're welcome!
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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Because you're posting to temp.cfc directly, not the temp.cfc you've loaded
into the session scope.
Rick
On 3/8/07, joe smiths [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Given the files below - why does update1() fail to update the cfc
property?
file TEMP.CFM:
cfoutput
cfif not isDefined(session.temp)
I'm using CF's built-in form validation method that uses
hidden form fields for validation (see
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/1385.htm#1154690)
How do I apply my own formatting to those error messages?
You can use the CFERROR tag to control the display of these
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