RE: Is this possible with component methods in cf8?

Hi, Barney...and thanks for the reply... I didn't actually want a loading progress indicator in terms of something that shows how much of a file has uploaded. I just want to return the info after each file has finished loading and processing, but doing so over and over until all the photos were

Re: Is this possible with component methods in cf8?

+1 To Barney. I've used a flash multi uploader and it works like a dream: http://swfupload.org/ Dominic 2009/9/12 Barney Boisvert bboisv...@gmail.com You can't send anything back to the user until all the photos are uploaded, but once that's done, you can just leave them on disk, record

Re: Is this possible with component methods in cf8?

Looks like ajax file uploads are a tricky thing - the trick being tracking the progress of the upload (which, while you don't want a status bar, is vital for knowing when to start the next file). Here's a good expo by the looks of things:

Need help with cfquery for a sort and a group

Hello. I'm hoping someone here can help me. I have a search form that is submitted (with a number of criteria but for this purpose) with a proposal number (Pipe_id) and what type of file the user is looking for (proposal (chkProposal), solicitation (chkSolicitation), debrief (chkDebrief)).

RE: Is this possible with component methods in cf8?

Thanks, Dominic...I'll check out the Flash recommendation. Rick -Original Message- From: Dominic Watson [mailto:watson.domi...@googlemail.com] Sent: Saturday, September 12, 2009 6:22 AM To: cf-talk Subject: Re: Is this possible with component methods in cf8? Looks like ajax file

RE: Need help with cfquery for a sort and a group

Traci, For the recordset that you already have. Pipe_id File_id File_title = 989910proposalrevision.doc 989910tableofcontents.doc 989911

CNAME or sub domain

I have a site under development and one directoty is a forums section: mywebsite.com/forums. I would like to have this directory mapped as forums.mywebsite.com should I use a CNAME solution (I currently have a CNAME setup - pics.mywebsite.com - which goes to amazon). My idea being that I

RE: CNAME or sub domain

So my question is: whats the best way to handle this? The short answer is to use a redirector. You can't point a hostname to a folder on another domain directly; DNS just doesn't do that. You could setup forums.example.com and direct it to your server, then setup a virtual web site entry to

RE: CNAME or sub domain

Use a CNAME to point to your web server/site and apply an ISAPI filter (for IIS) or mod_rewrite (for Apache) to rewrite the URL. -Original Message- From: Andrew Grosset [mailto:rushg...@yahoo.com] Sent: Saturday, September 12, 2009 7:23 PM To: cf-talk Subject: CNAME or sub domain I

RE: Is this possible with component methods in cf8?

I don't see why you can't do this. However, the detailed answer on how to do this depends on countless variables. Here is a high level suggestion... === User submits form and is directed to update status page An object is created for each of the images

Re: CNAME or sub domain

Thank you Jason and Justin. Use a CNAME to point to your web server/site and apply an ISAPI filter (for IIS) or mod_rewrite (for Apache) to rewrite the URL. this seems to be the best solution - will cookies be readable by both the domain and sub-domain (set cfccokie domain to