Hi again Isaac, you just hit the nail on the head, the query given is just 1 of
hundreds in that CFC but the problem of the user deleting a category happen
sometime back. Halloween products after the season had ended and a customer
placed an order they should not. I put it down to a catching
i think this is more of a IIS issue than CF. yes you can use CGI to redirect
the user but why do it at this level.
if each domain is on the same server you can just setup one ColdFusion
datasource then each domain can access the same database and its content.
if you want to keep it secure
i also have to warn you having multiple domains with the same content
can class as duplicated content in Google. If Google decides the
websites are the same it WILL only index one of them or only one
domain will come up per search query i.e. sports. this rule will also
apply to sub
If the two sites are on the same server, OR they use the same client
variables database (and don't use any session variables), you can push
the user over to the other site, sending along their cfid cftoken and
their session should persist. You will probably need to make a few
changes to your
Confused programmer is confused (just because the title sounds like
LOLSpeak)
I've got this little piece of code that dynamically creates and
populates a structure key pair, based on what's sent from a form with a
dynamically
generated set of fields (javascript add row)
For (i=1;i LTE
You've got three options to pass arguments into a method.
Specific placement: methodName('andy',42)
Arguments must be in the slot in which they're defined in the method.
Named arguments: methodName(name='andy',id=42)
Arguments can be passed in any arrangement you like
Argument collection:
Here's a little more background
This creates structure keys and populates them in the session scope
session.NODA09_formStruct=StructNew();
For (i=1;i LTE Form.PE_Counter; i=i+1)
if(StructKeyExists(FORM,'play_'i)){
You can actually use the session key in your argumentCollection:
methodName( argumentCollection = session.NODA09_formStruct )
Enjoy!
Francois Levesque
http://blog.critical-web.com/
On Wed, Dec 31, 2008 at 10:37 AM, Scott Stewart saste...@email.unc.eduwrote:
Here's a little more background
hi
i am using the isvalid and timeformat functions as follows:
cfset newTime = 12:00
cfif isvalid(time, newTime)
cfoutput#timeformat(newTime,'HH:mm:ss')#/cfoutput
cfelse
cfoutputinvalid time/cfoutput
/cfif
this example works fine and outputs the correct time 12:00:00
however if i change
Hi again Isaac, you just hit the nail on the head, the query given is
just 1 of hundreds in that CFC but the problem of the user deleting a
category happen sometime back. Halloween products after the season
had ended and a customer placed an order they should not. I put it
down to a catching
I'm wondering loud if we can create some basic animation image file(s) with
cfimage or related tags with ColdFusion8. It does not need to be high quality
but more like a better vehicle to presenting ideas. Not Flex nor Flash.
Thanks.
Don
Chunshen Li
A27D3E938098
Are the two domains on the same server and sharing the same application
name?
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 6:12 PM, Jessica Kennedy
police_kidnapped_your_child...@yahoo.com wrote:
yes, they are.
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just noticed that if i change it to 13,00 then it returns false.
but if i change to 11,00 then it still formats it to 00:00:00
hi
i am using the isvalid and timeformat functions as follows:
cfset newTime = 12:00
cfif isvalid(time, newTime)
Are you talking about animted GIFs? I don't believe that ColdFusion can do
that. You could consider using JavaScript for animations.
-Original Message-
From: Don L [mailto:do...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 31, 2008 12:38 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: ColdFusion8 and Animation
I'm
I'm wondering loud if we can create some basic animation image file(s)
with cfimage or related tags with ColdFusion8. It does not need to
be high quality but more like a better vehicle to presenting ideas.
Not Flex nor Flash.
I could be wrong, but I don't believe cfimage supports animated
I'm wondering loud if we can create some basic animation image file(s) with
cfimage or
related tags with ColdFusion8. It does not need to be high quality but more
like a better
vehicle to presenting ideas. Not Flex nor Flash.
The CFIMAGE tag doesn't let you create animated GIFs, as per the
Hey all, got a brain buster for you:
I have a query object result that I'm building out in a function. I've
defined all my query column datatypes.
The problem is that for one column, the datatype is varchar, but the
data in this particular instance is all numeric, save 1 row that is an
empty
Scott don't know if this is what you're looking for but you can do this at
the top of your cffunction:
cffunction name=somename returntype=somereturntype
cfscript
var my = structNew(); // or var my = {}; if you're running cf8
for(my.key in arguments){
my.#my.key# =
Here's what I wound up doing:
moved from session to variables scope in another function
cffunction name=outdoorDrama_insertUserExperience access=public
output=no returntype=any
cfargument name=FK_ID/
cfloop condition=#i# LTE #variables.counter#
cfif
How does CF deal with file conflicts when doing a cffile
action=move... operation?
Is there anyway to control it with the cffile... tag itself or do I
have to write my own logic?
Looking at the documentation, action=move does not seem to have the
same 'nameConflict' parameter that the
How does CF deal with file conflicts when doing a cffile
action=move... operation?
Is there anyway to control it with the cffile... tag itself or do I
have to write my own logic?
If I recall correctly, it will throw an exception if a file already
exists with the name you've specified. I
I'm wondering loud if we can create some basic animation image
file(s) with cfimage or
related tags with ColdFusion8. It does not need to be high quality
but more like a better
vehicle to presenting ideas. Not Flex nor Flash.
The CFIMAGE tag doesn't let you create animated GIFs, as
Just a reminder:
Open call for speakers closes today -
http://cfobjective.com/callforspeakers.cfm
Lot's of great topics coming in! Keep them coming!
Nic
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