My CF app stores dates in a MySQL database which I often submit simply using
NOW() in my SQL statement. The resulting database entry has this format:
2008-01-29 11:08:40
Other times I am using a default MYSQL value of CURRENT_TIMESTAMP in a
timestamp field, which results in the same format.
I
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Perhaps suggest ParseExact to him:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/String2DateTime.aspx
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 4:14 AM, Stefan Richter ste...@flashcomguru.comwrote:
My CF app stores dates in a MySQL database which I often submit simply
using NOW() in my SQL statement. The resulting database
I would say that the client who is using your api is not using the
datetime.parse method in .net which allows you to add a culture specific
format when a string date is parsed.
the .NET parse method is an overloaded .NET method that can either take the
following forms.
Parse(String)
In the coldfusion administrator choose datasources, in the dropdown list of
datatypes choose microsoft access, add a datasource name click next, on the
next screen browse to the mdb file and click finish.
Gary Gilbert
http://www.garyrgilbert.com/blog
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Please do not post invitations to ANY social network to the list. This
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James sure is popular today. =)
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Everything is arranged so that it be this way, this is what is called culture.
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What's most annoying is that when I read the previous one, I missed
that it went to the ct-talk list, so I actually bothered to look at
the request. Damn having the second most popular name in the western
world.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
You know what is happening.
Linkedin has their automated feature-- that selects all your contacts that
you want to be notified by default and sends them to that email.
I de-selected all those contacts and this still was sent, so something must
be amiss in their application somehow.
Gee, this
The company I work for has a CF5 license and had several non mission
critical applications running on it on a Linux server.
They are tightening their belt and have shut down the server/host with the
apps and want to move the apps to a local windows server.
I have all the code and the data
I think I found one on Corfield's site. I had seen the link before but it
was the dev version and I needed the full.
http://corfield.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.archivemonth=2002_10#000131
Have tried contacting Adobe? Since you have the License Key, they may
be able to provide you a link for downloading it.
Scott
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 7:42 PM, Kevin Pepperman chorno...@gmail.com wrote:
The company I work for has a CF5 license and had several non mission
critical applications
Kevin Pepperman wrote:
The company I work for has a CF5 license and had several non mission
critical applications running on it on a Linux server.
All attempts at finding the original install discs have failed, so all I
have is the license key.
Does anyone on this list have a copy,
Have tried contacting Adobe? Since you have the License Key, they may
be able to provide you a link for downloading it. -scott
Yes, I sent them and email 2 days ago but have not heard back from them yet.
I don't know if they are still readable, I can have a look. What
version, Pro or
I think I have what I need now.
Thanks for the help everyone. What a great group!
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I need to query an Oracle user table where username and encrypted
password are stored. I need to compare the user input password with the
encrypted password in the table. Can the CF Decrypt function do the
work? Can someone give me a pointer?
Nathan
I need to query an Oracle user table where username and encrypted
password are stored. I need to compare the user input password with the
encrypted password in the table. Can the CF Decrypt function do the
work? Can someone give me a pointer?
How was the password encrypted in the first
I need to query an Oracle user table where username and encrypted
password are stored. I need to compare the user input password with the
encrypted password in the table. Can the CF Decrypt function do the
work? Can someone give me a pointer?
Usually a password in encrypted with a
What you need to do is take the input password and encrypt it in the
same way that the database password was originally encrypted. Then do
a string compare on the two of them.
Typically when you store passwords you don't encrypt them, you hash
them. Encryption is symmetric; encrypted things
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