Seems like it!
I went with another method. I created my own tables and a simple page to add
and edit them. Works nicely but I'd still like to know about the REMARKS
column. A job for another day prehaps :O)
Adrian
-Original Message-
From: Todd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 16 November
Ah cheers dude. Good to know.
Adrian
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From: Tom Donovan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 16 November 2007 22:39
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: cfdbinfo REMARKS column
Adrian Lynch wrote:
Where would the remarks column get populated from when I use the code
below on SQL
Adrian Lynch wrote:
I went with another method. I created my own tables and a simple page to add
and edit them. Works nicely but I'd still like to know about the REMARKS
column.
It is part of the return from the getTables method of the JDBC API:
Brian, I am certainly not against ColdSpring and I understand that using a
mapping is often preferrable to this approach, I just offer it as an
alternative. I realised I asked why it is not good and I can see that for
certain uses of CFCs that you pointed out it is clearly not. However, I do
thnk
Thanks a lot guys for all the answers...it's very appreciated. I'm going to
mess around with the options you've given me, and then post back here if I have
any more troubles.
I see what you mean about the dynamic IP. All of our users use a computer given
to them by the company, with a mobile
1) use correct mime type for excel files - it is NOT application/msexcel
2) the accept attribute, afaik, is for cffile tag, not for cfinput,
and is executed on the server
3) the accept attribute, afaik, will only check the extension of
uploaded file - even if i rename my .exe file as .xls it
Maybe this is a little too simple, but I simply block any non email fields
from containing an @ or http://; or www.
On Nov 16, 2007 3:57 PM, Ben Doom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which is more or less what I meant by variant.
--Ben Doom
Larry Lyons wrote:
Always use CAPTCHA or a variant when
I found the stuff in the cf8 docs and confirmed the limit #s are the
same. For some reason they hide this info next to the info about the
command line tools.
On Nov 17, 2007 7:42 AM, Raymond Camden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Nov 16, 2007 7:09 PM, Jonathan Gingerich
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
On Nov 16, 2007 7:09 PM, Jonathan Gingerich
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I take a collection and index it using the Administrator against a single
directory with two .html files and a .doc file. No matter how I play around
with the extensions, I either get the 2 .html files indexed, or none of
Having spent this morning looking at ColdSpring and AOP, I take the liberty
to write an alternative to your initial reply. Hopefully my intitial
objections will be clear (the use of the words 'hack' and 'correctly').
New response:
David, you can do 1 of 3 (or more) things:
1. Create a mapping
On Nov 17, 2007 6:14 AM, Dominic Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Perhaps I was not clear in the initial post, but here is an example of how
this works to solve the problem of not being able to use relative paths
for
components. Let us say you have the following folder struct:
wwwroot\
Heh, it doesn't take much playing with ColdSpring for that a-ha moment to
come. ;-)
On Nov 17, 2007 9:09 AM, Dominic Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Having spent this morning looking at ColdSpring and AOP, I take the
liberty
to write an alternative to your initial reply. Hopefully my intitial
Hi folks
I am developing an applications that is eventually going to required support
for multiple languages. I'm new to I18N, etc, and have a question I'm hoping
somebody gave help with. Based on what I'm reading in the CFWACK books and by
various posting on Paul Hastings blogs and articles
I am drawing a blank here. How do I dump the names of all the tables in
a database and the columns in each of the tables? I know how to dump
the columns and rows from a specified table, but that's not what i want
to do. What I'm trying to do is create a printable database structure
list
I think this is more of a database question than a CF question, so the
answer would depend on which database you use. If you use MS SQL
Server, you will find many free scripts that do this at
sqlservercentral.com under the scripts section.
If what you want is a printable db structure, you could
On Nov 17, 2007 2:25 PM, Steve Good [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am drawing a blank here. How do I dump the names of all the tables in
a database and the columns in each of the tables? I know how to dump
the columns and rows from a specified table, but that's not what i want
to do. What I'm
I figured it out just as soon as i sent my email. I just needed
something quick and dirty so i could print out the structure.
Code i used below.
style
li {margin-left:25px;}
/style
cfquery name=dump datasource=datasource
SHOW TABLES
/cfquery
cfloop query=dump
cfoutput
Coldfusion 8...
And if NOT CF*, see CFX_ODBCinfo:
http://www.contentbox.com/claude/customtags/ODBCInfo/E/TestODBCInfo.cfm
Works with any ODBC database.
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REUSE CODE! Use custom tags;
See http://www.contentbox.com/claude/customtags/tagstore.cfm
(Please
That error is a totally non-specific object instantiation error. That third
sentence (...must not be an interface...) is just a stab in the dark by some
engineer trying to be helpful. Look down the full stack trace to find out
what the real error is.
Jaime Metcher
That looks very promising,
Steve Milburn wrote:
options in a database.� Why should I use resource bundles instead of just
adding a locale field to the database and querying based on the user's
locale?� It seems this technique could be used for just about anything,
table
my only questions are how will you manage
Maybe this is what you're missing, because you don't need to have a
mapping
in this example to use ColdSpring or just to call the components yourself.
Yup, dead right (that is what I am missing)! Shocking that I've had that
impression for such a long time too. We have always used a mapping
Hi Paul
Thanks for the response. I'm obviously new to this, but in response to your
questions (1) would the process of managing translations for a db be that much
different than managing translations for resource bundle properties files?Â
(2) I'm certainly not trying to re-invent the wheel,
That error is a totally non-specific object instantiation error. That third
sentence (...must not be an interface...) is just a stab in the dark by some
engineer trying to be helpful. Look down the full stack trace to find out
what the real error is.
Jaime,
That wouldn't surprise me, but I
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