normal 8 handles? what is that? where is it 'normal to see them???
the only thing i can think of where an image has 8 handles when you
click on it is M$ applications... and even then it is not always the case...
what handles are you talking about?
Azadi Saryev
Sabai-dee.com
Your browser is not an image editor - it cannot manipulate *any* images in this
way -regardless of what server-side language/application generated them.
To the browser there is no significant difference with the image downloaded
from your server and any other image downloaded from the web.
If
Azadi,
What I was trying to explain was normally when you click on an image object
you get top left, top middle, top right, left, right, bottom left, bottom
center and bottom right handles that you can then manipulate them. Sorry it
was late.
Terry
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From: Azadi Saryev
If I may be so bold, I'll also bring up this article:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/coldfusion/articles/coldfusion_facebook.html
On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 12:22 PM, Monte Chan
monte_c...@sanctuarysoftwareonline.com wrote:
Hi Michael,
I have done five Facebook apps using ColdFusion and there are
I beg to differ, but I have a cfx_efflare and it allows me to click on an
image and crop it on the admin area of my sites. I can click and drag to any
part of the image and then resize to my heart's content.
What I am looking for is a way to do a similar thing only basically change a
rectangle
Nobody can resist pitching their wares... not even that Camden feller.
G!
On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 9:57 AM, Raymond Camden rcam...@gmail.com wrote:
If I may be so bold, I'll also bring up this article:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/coldfusion/articles/coldfusion_facebook.html
--
Gerald
Isnt there a CF function that takes a 1 or 0 and converts it to display True or
False?
Or am I dreaming?
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YesNoFormat does it for yes and no, but nothing built in for true and false.
cheers,
barneyb
On 3/8/09, Chad Gray cg...@careyweb.com wrote:
Isnt there a CF function that takes a 1 or 0 and converts it to display True
or False?
Or am I dreaming?
Ah.. I was not dreaming. I knew there was something built in.
Thanks Barney!
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From: Barney Boisvert [mailto:bboisv...@gmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, March 08, 2009 1:31 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: true false
YesNoFormat does it for yes and no, but nothing built in
You can build your own.
cffunction name=yesnoformat return=string
cfargument name=bValue required='true'
cfif arguments.bValue
cfreturn 'True'
cfelse
cfreturn 'False'
/cfif
/cffunction
Not tested, but along these lines...
William
I beg to differ, but I have a cfx_efflare and it allows me to click on an
image and crop it on the admin area of my sites. I can click and drag to any
part of the image and then resize to my heart's content.
The last time I looked at CFX_Efflare, it didn't have any client-side
functionality.
Prolly should have called it 'truefalseformat', instead of an already
defined function of 'yesnoformat' ::blush:: =^)
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Need to have your mortgage modified?
I charge no fees until I am successful,
then I charge almost half the rate you
would find
Semi-sorta:
#IIF(myvar eq 1, DE(true), DE(false))#
On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 12:36 PM, Chad Gray cg...@careyweb.com wrote:
Ah.. I was not dreaming. I knew there was something built in.
Thanks Barney!
-Original Message-
From: Barney Boisvert [mailto:bboisv...@gmail.com]
Sent:
You're possibly thinking of Railo's TrueFalseFormat function.
Does exactly the same as YesNoFormat, but with true and false.
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Has anyone ever carried out a successful migration from phpBB to
Galleon (or even any other CF-based forum)?
After wasting nearly a whole Sunday trying to get PHP installed and
running on a new web server (just to transfer across an existing phpBB
forum), I've really had enough of PHP
#IIF(myvar eq 1, DE(true), DE(false))#
Actually you can get a little bit cleaner than this even:
#iif(myvar,true,false)#
True and false don't need the DE wrappers because they're boolean values,
so they evaluate to themselves and then as long as myvar is a boolean,
you don't have to
Dave,
I sent the guys at Efflare a the code I downloaded at
http://www.defusion.org.uk/demos/060519/cropper.php
And they sent me a script for cfx_imageflare to allow me to do the
following:
User uploads a photo, cfx_imagecr3 resizes to 760px with proper aspect
ratio, optimizes to 72 dpi.
The
Indeed, evaluating to 1 is not strictly correct because:
false = 0
true = not false
Dominic
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Cropping is easy, because JavaScript can mimic it with transparent/shaded
backgrounds, and just send the coordinates of the corner back to the server to
perform the actual manipulation.
Likewise, normal resizing is also rectangular and easy to mimic in JS.
Creating a trapezoid is more
Cropping is easy, because JavaScript can mimic it with transparent/shaded
backgrounds, and just send the coordinates of the corner back to the server to
perform the actual manipulation.
Likewise, normal resizing is also rectangular and easy to mimic in JS.
Creating a trapezoid is more
Nobody can resist pitching their wares... not even that Camden feller.
I did for sometime but hey, for a stripped down starter into facebook
apps, there is always:
http://fbmlstarter.riaforge.org/
:p
Dominic
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Yes, but I think he wanted it to display TRUE or FALSE the way the
yesnoformat displays YES or NO.
On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 11:50 AM, s. isaac dealey i...@turnkey.to wrote:
#IIF(myvar eq 1, DE(true), DE(false))#
Actually you can get a little bit cleaner than this even:
Hi,
I've always thought that all what CFQUERY was doing was to create some
connection to the database, and then the actual content of all records
would be read as needed during some loop on the result set.
I have this statement on some Access database :
CFQUERY NAME=getArmes
Yes, CFQUERY reads all the content of the query. It gets a connection
from the pool, queries the DB, retrieves all the data and finally
returns the connection to the pool.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/3/9 Claude Schneegans
The CFQUERY connects to the database, returns the whole of the
resulting query result into the specified variable, then closes the
connection; the variable is held in memory for the lifetime of the
request.
So, if you run a query that, as in this case, returns more than
300,000 records,
By the time the cfquery tag has finished executing the entire data set has
been returned from the database and is loaded into memory in ColdFusion.
If the cfquery tag is taking a very long time to complete then:
1) The actual SQL is taking a long time to complete.
2) and/or you are returning a
Change it to this and the time should go down by a factor of about 100,000
:
CFQUERY NAME=getArmes DATASOURCE=Armoriaux
SELECT count (*) as N
FROM armesArmoriaux
/CFQUERY
CFOUTPUTgetArmes.recordCount = #getArmes.n#BR
cfquery.ExecutionTime = #cfquery.ExecutionTime#BR/CFOUTPUTCFABORT
Hey all,
I'm building an app which is using the Checkout by Amazon service. Whenever
an order is placed, Amazon is nice enough to pass me an order notification in
xml which contains the data associated w/ the order.
Problem is, the order date they are passing is in Greenwich Mean Time, and
Did you try DateConvert()?
http://cfquickdocs.com/cf8/?getDoc=DateConvert
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/3/9 Brian FitzGerald bmfitzgera...@yahoo.com:
Hey all,
I'm building an app which is using the Checkout by Amazon service.
I thought this sample would do that.
Yes, but I think he wanted it to display TRUE or FALSE the way the
yesnoformat displays YES or NO.
On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 11:50 AM, s. isaac dealey i...@turnkey.to wrote:
#IIF(myvar eq 1, DE(true), DE(false))#
Actually you can get a little bit
Problem is, the order date they are passing is in Greenwich Mean
Time, and looks pretty funky to me:
I used this. Seemed to work fine...
http://www.cflib.org/udf/DateConvertZ
Will
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Hi All,
I have an issue and I am out of my mind.. to solve it.
FieldNames:
FirstName, LastName,Address,PhoneNumber, EmployerID, DepartmentID ,
DepartmentName, EmployerID, Branch
Table Employee
FirstName, LastName,Address,PhoneNumber, EmployerID
Table Department
DepartmentID ,
Hey there James, thanks for the response ...
Actually, I hadn't tried dateConvert simply because I figured if one date
function wouldn't recognize the string as a valid datetime string, then none of
them would.
I went ahead and gave dateConvert() a go and came up w/ the same error:
Brian FitzGerald wrote:
Problem is, the order date they are passing is in Greenwich Mean Time, and
looks pretty funky to me:
example: 2009-03-08T06:23:15.000Z
that's iso8601 format. there's code to convert to cf datetimes in the comments
here:
Wow, all sorts of great info here... thanks a million. I tried the function
you linked to Will but didn't have much luck w/ that. You'll have to show me
how you managed to finesse that at work.
Paul, you were right, Ben's post and subsequent comments right on target for
this situation. I
Any ideas?
Hi All,
I have an issue and I am out of my mind.. to solve it.
FieldNames:
FirstName, LastName,Address,PhoneNumber, EmployerID, DepartmentID ,
DepartmentName, EmployerID, Branch
Table Employee
FirstName, LastName,Address,PhoneNumber, EmployerID
Table Department
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From: Priya Koya priya23...@gmail.com
To: cf-talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
I have an issue and I am out of my mind.. to solve it.
FieldNames:
FirstName, LastName,Address,PhoneNumber, EmployerID, DepartmentID ,
DepartmentName, EmployerID, Branch
Ok,
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