> I didn't see a response.
http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/cf-talk/thread.cfm/threadid:60485#328470
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I didn't see a response.
On Tuesday, November 17, 2009, C S wrote:
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>>> Not the best option
>>What's a better option then?
>
> I think it depends on what they actually need to do with the image. If they
> just need to display it, reading the header bytes seems a bit awkward. So
> something mo
Guys it's a .jpg but when I get info in ff it says it's a gif. When I
renamed it to gif cfomage worked just fine. I am only using it to out
put width and height and to warn users if over x y it will blow out a
div. Then using cffile for existance and file size. It's just old
unscoped input of bad
> Could it be that they are coded as CYMK images?
Good thought. That would certainly make more sense than someone saving a .gif
as a .jpg
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Could it be that they are coded as CYMK images? It's a jpeg format that
browsers and Adobe's ColdFusion Image engine cannot handle. Save them
back out as RGB (the web version vs the print version) and you may be
all right.
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Peter Boughton wrote on Wed 18/11/2009 at 03:12:
> The only time parsing HTML with RegEx might be remotely viable is when
you know
> what that code will be - if the HTML is uncontrolled then using RegEx
is a futile effort.
>
> RegEx is for dealing with Regular text, and HTML is not a Regular
lan
List wrote at 17 November 2009 14:32:
> Andy matthews, you're welcome.
Ah hah, that's a name I'm more familiar with.
> testing
Roger. And excuse the previously poorly formatted code (it looked ok at
my end before sending but occasionally in Outlook 2007 when I copy and
paste from external apps
There will be a CF-9 version of ColdFusion Developer Tutorial by John
Farrar. I just checked with John on IM ot see if I could announce it. He
said the publisher was pleased with sales of the CF-8 book and had asked him
to update it.
John said that he would add coverage of ORM, caching and unit
I will add that you can achieve the 101-200 by using the OFFSET keyword, eg:
SELECT resourceId FROM resources LIMIT 100 OFFSET 100
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>> Not the best option
>What's a better option then?
I think it depends on what they actually need to do with the image. If they
just need to display it, reading the header bytes seems a bit awkward. So
something more dynamic would be better. (I posted one option in another
response)
~~~
Thank you.
With the help of a friend we've now come up with this which seems to do the job:
SELECT myslide from slides
SELECT *
FROM uploads
WHERE uploads.name not in (#QuotedValueList(getSlides.myslide)#)
Stefan
On 17 Nov 2009, at 16:31, b...@bradwood.com wr
thanks guys..
i seems we just need to reformat the images.
and fix info in db..
then catch any crud on upload.
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 11:41 AM, Leigh wrote:
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> I do not know. On the one hand it would be nice if it could "guess" a bit
> better. But on the other, these images are obviously mal
I actually would advise to do a multiserver/J2EE install if you are up for it.
If it's the first time, multiserver will set up JRun for you in addition to
setting up CF9. If you have a J2EE server already installed, just create the
EAR file through the CF9 install file and set it up in that ser
I do not know. On the one hand it would be nice if it could "guess" a bit
better. But on the other, these images are obviously malformed/misnamed. So I
guess you have to work around it.
Another option might be to do a try/catch. Inside the catch, try and read in
the image as binary instead:
> Not the best option
What's a better option then?
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I've got my story about Snow Leopard, CF9 and Mamp here:
http://www.flashcomguru.com/index.cfm/2009/11/2/cf9-mamp-snowleopard
If you do a standalone install it'll probably be a lot easier.
Cheers
Stefan
On 17 Nov 2009, at 16:17, Rick Mason wrote:
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> Tony,
>
> I will consider it but quit
Try Googling "left outer join in a ColdFusion query of query".
If you have the two result sets there, left outer the DB list to the
directory list to find items in the directory for which there is no
matching database record.
As for performance, depending on the size of the result sets (less tha
Tony,
I will consider it but quite frankly a lot of the locals are having problems
with CF-9 and Snow Leopard. In fact if you do a quick google search you
will find far more CF-9 install woes under Snow Leopard than its
predecessor.
I thought for sure there had to be somebody on here that exper
Hi all,
The task at hand is to find a series of orphaned folders. I want to delete all
folders in a certain directory which do not have a matching DB record.
I was wondering if this is possible (or accept any other tips):
I have a 'query' which is the result of a cfdirectory action="list". I n
what i dont get is why dosnt cfimage read the header of the file. and not
first look at the extension?
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Archi
> ok how do i catch this??
> i have old data and images that where .uploaded. some one
> did a bunch of
> gif's but named them jpg.
Not the best option, but you could try and read the image header in the first
few bytes. If it is really a gif, it should start with GIF87a, GIF89a, etcetera
http
ok how do i catch this??
i have old data and images that where .uploaded. some one did a bunch of
gif's but named them jpg.
so i am using cfimage to display width and hieght. but it pucks when it trys
to read the jpg..
Current logo for #pony_name#
It seems this was due to the 'Trend refresh intervel' being set to two
seconds - GC happens on each refresh...
2009/11/17 Dominic Watson
> I've been trying to debug our server's memory useage and have installed
> JRockit to try to detect memory leaks. I also have SeeFusion running.
> Trouble i
> I have no control over this code
The only time parsing HTML with RegEx might be remotely viable is when you know
what that code will be - if the HTML is uncontrolled then using RegEx is a
futile effort.
RegEx is for dealing with Regular text, and HTML is not a Regular language -
even moder
I've been trying to debug our server's memory useage and have installed
JRockit to try to detect memory leaks. I also have SeeFusion running.
Trouble is (or not), as soon as I start JRockit's MemLeak on the CF
instance, the memory useage graph changes dramatically in SeeFusion; going
from 5 minute
Thanks Dave,
Most of their sites were already moved to MySQL... it probably is the right
time to look at switching the others as well.
Not sure if I get the final say but I'll probably suggest it.
Gonna look into that httx driver that Mark mentioned for now.
Yves Arsenault
"Love is the only f
Thanks I guess I hadn't properly read about the HTTX driver...
Gonna look into that.
;-)
Yves Arsenault
"Love is the only force capable of transforming an enemy into a friend".
--Martin Luther King, Jr.
On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 3:55 PM, Mark Kruger wrote:
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> Yes, to get that specific fi
I have a form which uses 2 functions /queries (rooms and users) that are used
to produce a large number of select lists to be assigned to a number of
hardware devices.
Is it possible to use the CF8 cfselect bind features to improve the page load
time by dynamically building the select lists of
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