Nope.
Thanks - but I have been able to locate an example of SpryDOMUtils.js library
which is part of CF8 and will do exactly the same job as jQuery??
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/samples/dom_utils/hide_columns.html
Thanks for all the help!
I figured it out. Well, not really. I just moved everything around
back to what I needed and it just worked. I might have maybe spelled
variables wrong or something. LOL So odd.
2009/11/26 Chung Chow cyc...@annex.net
Hi all,
I'm trying to
That is correct for the key names in a struct that you create. However, the
OP was talking specifically about the keys in the ARGUMENTS struct. You
can't use array notation for those. :-)
On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 9:14 PM, denstar wrote:
I thought that using the bracket notation would keep
Trouble is, he needs to dump in the entire arguments scope, regardless of
what's in it (going by the example code). This should do the trick:
cfset var arg = /
...
...
cfloop collection=#arguments# item=arg
cfset retStruct['output'][LCase(arg)] = arguments[arg] /
/cfloop
HTH,
Dom
2009/11/26
+1 for CrystalTech ... been using them happily for several years now.
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Doesn't matter at all. CF just interacts with the web server ... that's
all. If you had code that used machinename, that would be an issue, but
the server installation is unrelated.
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Ah - I don't tend to think of Spry as part of CF8 - but I guess it
does ship if the cfsprydataset tag uses it. :)
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 4:36 AM, Kamru Miah k.m...@csl.gov.uk wrote:
Nope.
Thanks - but I have been able to locate an example of SpryDOMUtils.js library
which is part of CF8 and
I am trying to get familiar with Sandbox security on CF8 Enterprise running on
Windows 2008 box. I enabled sandbox security and restarted the server, now I
can't access the administrator page and my CF service fails : The service is
unavailable.
Can someone point me in the right direction
...and Dominic wins the prize!!
Thanks all for the info. Dominic's collection loop solves the CF
variable scope structure key case problem (although a PITA whenn it
needs to be done).
Of course since posting I have realized that in most cases I do NOT need
to return CF variable scopes via AJAX
Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I'll give some of them a try.
Probably CrystalTech for starters, since they've got a $16 plan.
...lars
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Hi Kevin. I've read that whole site a couple of days ago. Good stuff.
But apart from making these utilities load in an application scope, I
was trying to find a better way accesing them object-wide I guess. I'm
worried aboout having to load all these utilities objects in a
application
Hey All,
I've customized ajaxCFC to run all calls through a master handler CFC in
the app root. It takes all calls and passes them through to CFCs ina
non-web accessible directory with access of public.
To do so I got into the jquery.AJAXCFC.js file and altered the data
that is passed through
There seems to be some problem with the type conversion. So out of curiosity,
can you check what happens when you replace the query with
ormExecuteQuery(from User where region_id =? and usergroup_id=?, [1, 1]);
If that works fine, would you mind sending a test case to me (rukumar at adobe
)?
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