> This does indeed redirect to code in the /V1/ folder, but the problem I am
> having is that I am using a number of server side includes with an absolute
> path to root, i.e.:
>
>
>
> The problem is, it seems to be looking at the REAL root of the server, i.e.
> the directory that also contains t
David, I do use debug output on my workstation, and the site works fine
there. However, it's having problems on a hosted server, and this is why I
need the debug info.
On Sun, Aug 30, 2009 at 5:54 PM, David McGuigan wrote:
>
> If you have the admin credentials but not mapped access to the
> adm
I'd like to be able to release my web sites (all using shared hosting) by
version; what I mean by this is, say I have the current version of the site
in directory /V1/, and a new version of the site in directory /V2/. I would
then have a complete copy of each version of the site in the appropriate
If you have the admin credentials but not mapped access to the administrator
you can use the Admin API (
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/8/htmldocs/help.html?content=basiconfig_37.html
)
to modify the debugging IPs and settings.
But if not the real solution is to contact whoever's server you'
Shot in the dark here, but I have seen this when I start CF on the
console. It's nice to see all the fun AMF chatter output shoot across
the screen but if you push alot of data around Flex pauses and appears
to be unresponsive while it finishes writing it all to the screen.
Starting CF as a servi
I'm having some difficulty with some code that's on a web host's servers.
Accessing the CF Administrator to enable debug output isn't an option. Is
there any way of enabling debug output for a single remote IP address
without having access to CF administrator?
Thanks,
Pete
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no idea - i read and post via gmail/thunderbird. never really go to the
actual site...
Azadi Saryev
Sabai-dee.com
http://www.sabai-dee.com/
On 30/08/2009 16:20, Dave l wrote:
> The session logout time is fairly short and everytime you write a long post
> you got to copy and paste to save your
It looks to me like Microsoft's caching project called Velocity is still
in development (beta?) ... Does anyone know if there have been attempts
to use Velocity with ColdFusion and/or Java yet? I discovered it while
looking for information about how to install memcached on a 64-bit
windows server,
His CF-enabled site needs to be able to consistently access SQL Server,
which in theory is possible even with SQL located on his own machine at
home. In practice however, it's usually not possible to host your
database on a home computer because of a variety of issues like
non-static IP addresses
Not viable at all. If the backend is SQL Server, though, you could the
other way around: host the SQL database with a data provider and have the
ACT! client connect over ODBC.
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I know this is a wacky question, but I have a client who's running a
home business using ACT! Contact Manager (SQL Server DB in background)
and wants to get his data up onto his ColdFusion enabled GoDaddy site.
Before I tell him that's crazy and to be realistic about the data, I
wanted to ask...
The session logout time is fairly short and everytime you write a long post you
got to copy and paste to save your work and relogin to post, arg
also every time I submit a post I get this message
"No subject was sent for this post "
And if I resend it goes through, is this just me or a com
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