Hi,
I'll really appreciate if anyone could help. I have image tags outputted to my
page from a database, what can I write to to wrap div tags round the img
tags so e.g;
img src=...images/jpgs/ducks.jpg alt= /
I would like to change it to;
div class=coverimg src=...images/jpgs/ducks.jpg alt=
Hi Barry,
I do not know any such CF webiste. In case they want to built website then I
can do it with reasonable charges/hr. I have been working in CF since 8 yrs
currently in Sydney, Australia.
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Hi Guys,
Does anyone has any experience of populating PDF forms using iText. And can we
use iText with ColdFusion as well?
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iText is the Java library that powers the cfdocument tag.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/7/2 Robert Harrison rob...@austin-williams.com:
I don't know what iText is, but we've definitely populated PDF forms from
Cold Fusion.
What are you
I would just use ColdFusion to produce the PDF.
Example
cfdocument format=FlashPaper
pThis is a document rendered by the
cfdocument tag./p
/cfdocument
ColdFusion may be using the iText library, but why install the java library
on a CF server that already has it.
Plus I'm sure using
Cfdocument won't populate pdf form fields I don't think.
For that, you need to use cfpdfform, cfpdfsubform and cfpdfformparam. These
are very cool tags, which I only recently started using.
Will
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You might use iText if you wanted to use the most recent version. Also,
CFDocument obscures the complexity of iText and thus limits functionality
that some users might want.
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Cfdocument won't populate pdf form fields I don't think.
For that, you need to use cfpdfform, cfpdfsubform and cfpdfformparam.
Correct.
Is there a reason you cannot use these tags to populate your form? While you
certainly could use iText (it is built in), using cfpdfform would be much
A regex question on this list that doesn't already have 5 answers? Wow.
Holiday weekend must be in full effect already.
Ok, you want something like this...
reReplace(string, (img[^]+), div class='cover'\1/div, ALL)
That is...
( -- capture a sub-group
img -- html image tags
[^] -- anything not
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cfsearch...@yahoo.com wrote:
Is there a reason you cannot use these tags to populate your form?� While
you
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So I downloaded some sample code for sending a SOAP command to the
servers and I get back a response (the time).. So it works in that
sense. But all it gives me in the time..
Code is as follows...
=
cfset ebayXMLObj =
Paul Hastings wrote:
Is there a reason you cannot use these tags to populate your form?
cf7?
Yes, that is what I am thinking.
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that struct is building up the parameters to send to the SOAP Request. So,
if the API requires the following parameters:
version /
CategoryID /
ItemName /
Then in your struct you have:
cfscript
myRequest = structNew();
myRequest.version = 623;
myRequest.CategoryID = 20;
myRequest.ItemName
Can anyone recommend a good book for AJAX? I want to start working on
more web 2.0 style apps and with the new CF server it seems to make it
easier. I just need to understand more about it and how it all works. I
can JavaScript and I can CF so I wouldn't think it would be too hard to
pickup. Any
Yes guys,
I have am aware of the cfdocument and the new cfpdfform tags... although I
havent used them for this purpose yet I m pretty sure they do any
awesome job bcoz without a shadow of a doubt I feel Adobe CF is the best CF
implementation :)
Having said that my problem is that I
I'd avoid a book on AJAX and instead pick a book focusing on a specific
JavaScript framework such as jQuery, or ExtJS. If you just want AJAX then it
might be worth it to write your own code, but if you're wanting rich
internet apps then you'll be needing DOM manipulation and effects anyway.
My
Thanks a lot Andy. I knew there were different frameworks out there but
wasn't sure how that fit in with AJAX. I assume they are all AJAX but
much like .NET they all have different built in functions etc?
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Yes, the frameworks are different, but really, there is only a few that
matter, and only one of those that really actually matter.
jQuery is, by far, the best.
If you pay attention to most javascript questions people have these days,
it's something like this:
Q: How do I do X in javascript?
Thanks a lot this is exactly what I needed.
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Sent: Thursday, July 02, 2009 2:54 PM
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Yes, the frameworks are different, but really, there is only a few that
matter, and only one of those that
Guys, I love JQuery too, for DOM manipulation. But, if you're needing
ajaxified 'widgets' then Ext Js is a better choice. Not only do they
have an extensive well polished and consistent library, but you can use
the cfajax tags to rapid prototype an app, then build out final versions
with
Can you explain in more detail ajaxified widgets?
I'm looking to prefetch possible search keywords in a search field.
Get a different image from the database when a user clicks and display
it without refreshing the page.
Change search results without refreshing the page.
Stuff like that.
Do you always know how many children will be returned for a specific node?
If not you want to check this out. It will loop over children and you can
work specifically with those items.
http://www.bennadel.com/blog/1039-Ask-Ben-Iterating-Over-A-ColdFusion-XML-Document.htm
Yes, but the number is
Regular Expressions are not designed for HTML manipulation of this sort.
You should really be using a DOM parser and manipulating the data as a set of
nodes.
That said, here is a very basic regex replace that will work in the majority
(but not all) situations:
rereplace( SomeHtml , 'img[^]+'
A regex question on this list that doesn't already have 5 answers? Wow.
Holiday weekend must be in full effect already.
Nah, HoF was broken (again) earlier.
I tried posting half a dozen times throughout the day but kept getting errors.
Anyway, a single but significant difference in our
widgets are the autosuggest combobox, the html data grid, border
layouts, modal windows, etc., typically loaded by a remote source via
Ajax. So, some of what you mention (the search field) falls under that
category, while some of the other stuff is just pure Ajax, for which
either JQuery or
You may want to check for this on any clients/projects you've worked with:
http://isc.sans.org/diary.html?storyid=6715
Remediation steps available here:
http://www.codfusion.com/blog/post.cfm/cf8-and-fckeditor-security-threat
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf
And that's why our prod servers are read only (and Linux).
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/7/3 Dave Watts dwa...@figleaf.com:
You may want to check for this on any clients/projects you've worked with:
Having said that my problem is that I am using Railo 3.1 and I am trying
to figure out a way I can implement the PDF-Form population functionality
using Railo 3.1
:)
so any good news for me???
I know very little about railo. But I _think_ it also uses iText internally. So
theoretically
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