Right now I can do it 2 different ways.. one is to upload each one separately
or I can ftp into the site and just upload the images then in the admin I can
choose to upload one or run scripts if I have already uploaded them. If I have
ftp'd them then it does run them 25 at a time, it starts with
Could you use a recursive routine to process, say, 25 images,
have a delay, then run the routine again on images that were
not processed the first or preceding runs, allowing the server
a chance to "recover" from each run until all images are processed?
Rick
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> Thanks Isaac, I didn't know cfparam executed the default value
> anayway and _then_ looks if it is needed... this explanation makes
> sense. I used the StrutKeyExists() function.
Welcome. Of course, it still shouldn't overwrite your object, but
generally speaking not the best way to instantiate
Thanks Isaac, I didn't know cfparam executed the default value anayway and
_then_ looks if it is needed... this explanation makes sense.
I used the StrutKeyExists() function.
Marc
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>From everything I've read and have been told, you don't need to cflock your
Application / Sessions that are within the OnApplicationStart and
OnSessionStart unless... you call OnApplicationStart() / OnSessionStart()
from somewhere else in the code.
On Dec 25, 2007 5:06 PM, s. isaac dealey <[EMAIL
It sounds to me like if the objects are being _assigned_ on each request
that it may be a bug... but make sure you check your application timeout
in your Application.cfc or CFApplication tag (whichever you're using) to
make sure you didn't accidentally assign it a really short timeout of
say a coup
I had thought about that but I figured the overhead was gunna be too much even
though its all done on my ded box.
If you are going to do just a few or one at a time then this would work but in
my case there would be between 80-300 at a time which would be a killer.
thanks tho!
> > The thin
> I thought cfparam only assigns the default value if the
> variable doesn't exist but here it executes it every time.
I would recommend that you not use CFPARAM in this case. First, there have
been similar problems with CFPARAM creating complex objects in the past.
Second, and perhaps more impor
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> This is something that can take the server some time to do - I would
> suggest using asynchronous processing or scheduled task to handle
> this.
We ran into some issues at my day job trying to use cfthread for
resizing images, realizing that if you're doing a lot of it, you can run
out of thread
Hi Ali,
Your best bet would be to file a Technical Suppport incident with WebAssist.
They'll be able to diagnose the problem and give you a solution. We're closed
today for the holiday but will be back in the office tomorrow (Wednesday).
Best - Joe
Joseph Lowery
VP Marketing, WebAssist
Author,
Yeah, you shouldn't be using cfparam like this at all.
On Dec 25, 2007 8:21 AM, marc -- <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In Applicationb.cfm I have these lines:
>
> default="#CreateObject('component','components.security
> ').init(authorization='public',language=Left(CGI.HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE
> ,2))#
In Applicationb.cfm I have these lines:
First time the page gets requested, there's nothing in the APPLICATION scope so
the lines "CreateObject().init*()" are executed. On subsequent calls the
APPLICATION scope contains all the objects so I expect that the default values
(CreateObject().in
I'm using that quote next time someone asks me why we write in CF and not PHP!
Sorry I can't help with the PHP part, by the way.
On Dec 25, 2007 9:04 PM, Dmitrii 'Mamut' Dimandt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> I thought it was going to be easy :) Apparently it isn't. And PHP part
> is a requirem
Claude Schneegans wrote:
> >>where redirectTo simply redirects the page over to some place and sends
> the encoded value over with it.
>
> >>How can this be accomplished in PHP (using mcrypt library for instance)?
>
> Something is not clear: why does it has to be done in PHP since
> apparently i
> The thing I wish it would do is add a permanent watermark on uploaded images
> instead of only on temp png while being shown.
You can do this:
1. Read in original image
2. Read in watermark image (transparent GIF)
3. Set transparency of watermark image to 20-30%
Either:
4. Mathematically locat
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