IIRC the Windows native compressed file facility is not Unicode aware and
has a 256 character path lenght limit.
Jochem
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that's a known issue with cf's json implementation.
what you can do, is add a leading space to all your ids so cf stops
stripping zeros . you will then need to trim that space on the back-end
when user selections are submitted.
Azadi
On 12/04/2011 06:38 , Tim Do wrote:
> I have two dropdowns t
I have two dropdowns that I've made related using cfselect and bind. The
problem I'm having is the default for the second drop down. It seems to work
fine when the value of the second dropdown is a number that doesn't start with
a zero, but I have IDs that start w/ 3-4 zeros. Somehow the lea
> What are you loading into your index (queries or documents)? Can you
>
> provide a code snippet of your process?
Just results of a query, so nothing real earth-shattering. Just wanted to use
Solr to search all my long text fields that hold a considerable amount of data
(users have a searc
I have accounted for that but I am double checking just to be sure!
Thanks for the suggestions.
On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 2:35 PM, Leigh wrote:
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> Also, have you ruled out the usual suspects like bad file names, invalid
> characters, etcetera?
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Also, have you ruled out the usual suspects like bad file names, invalid
characters, etcetera?
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Thanks.. I will try that and see if its the issue.
On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 2:31 PM, Leigh wrote:
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> It may not be your issue, but I have a vague recollection of problems with
> XP. IIRC my issue seemed related to the directory structure of the zip file.
> The "corrupted files" all contained an
It may not be your issue, but I have a vague recollection of problems with XP.
IIRC my issue seemed related to the directory structure of the zip file. The
"corrupted files" all contained an top level folder that appeared unnamed. (The
rest of contents were inside that folder). Once I fixed the
Mary,
What are you loading into your index (queries or documents)? Can you
provide a code snippet of your process?
Carl
On 4/8/2011 9:36 AM, Mary Jo Sminkey wrote:
> Well, by doing some research on the Solr boards and lists, I was able to
> figure out the problem. It appears to be due to CF
Just some of them. Seems that it is random. It doesn't matter if its a big
or small file. The folder structure in the zip file is, some folders and
some files in the root. At the most the folders go two levels deep.
On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 1:22 PM, Leigh wrote:
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> > According to that ulitlty,
> According to that ulitlty, the archive is corrupted.
All zip files or only some of them? Also, what does the folder structure inside
the .zip look like?
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We are planning to test switching off it since the rumor mill is that the
next version of CF will no longer have Verity.
On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 11:34 AM, Mary Jo Sminkey wrote:
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> Hhm, I wonder if I just need to switch over the Verity then? Didn't really
> want to redo all the syntax for my se
>Same here and that is basically what we are doing today with Verity. This
>whole thread though is making me want to get started on Solr testing since
>the plan was eventually to migrate from our Verity solution to Solr.
>
Hhm, I wonder if I just need to switch over the Verity then? Didn't reall
Same here and that is basically what we are doing today with Verity. This
whole thread though is making me want to get started on Solr testing since
the plan was eventually to migrate from our Verity solution to Solr.
On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 10:51 AM, Mark A. Kruger wrote:
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> Mary Jo,
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> I ha
Greetings,
I wanted to ask, has anyone had problems opening zip files created with
cfzip with the (Compressed zip folders) utility that comes with windows?
According to that ulitlty, the archive is corrupted. However, I was able to
open it with WinRAR and 7-zip without any problems.
Odd
Thanks
Mary Jo,
I have a hard time believing this cant be done (not that I doubt your
thoroughness). It seems like a "batch" of 10 items is pretty small
potatoes.
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> Cool, thanks I'll try that. The info I had from the Solr folks was to
> set autowarmCount=0 for all the caching, but that didn't seem to have
> any effect. Maybe removing caching completely will do it.
Sigh, nope I commented out the three types of caches in the config file and
still get the
Steve
is only for cf's built-in scripts - you
do not use it to load anything else. and you only need to use it if you
do not have access to default cf's scripts folder or if you have moved
the default cf scripts to another folder.
to load jquery or any other js scripts, you just use your reg
Where are you trying to load the jquery from, the main page or the page that
gets loaded with the layout?
Secondly, did you place the jquery files in the cfide? If not then you might
want to go to the jquery website download the jQuery distribution, and use
that, or you could use the google CDN v
also i saw that jrun.exe memory is always growing, it was at 5 590 405 kb.
is it normal?
is it because in jvm.settings i put 8gb of java jeap size ?
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Dominic
On 11 April 2011 15:33, Mary Jo Sminkey wrote:
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>>According to this you should be able to comment out caching altogether in
>>the solrconfig.xml file.
>According to this you should be able to comment out caching altogether in
>the solrconfig.xml file.
Cool, thanks I'll try that. The info I had from the Solr folks was to set
autowarmCount=0 for all the caching, but that didn't seem to have any effect.
Maybe removing caching completely will do
Andrew,
I understand what you are saying. I would rather import the files. I just can't
seem to get the syntax right. I am trying this -
When I do that all the other ajax stuff on the page does not load. Do I need to
redirect all the files?
Thanks again.
-Steve
>From my experience it is al
> To be clear - is this only for your unit tests? Could you possibly
> use
> sleep() to slow things down a bit? That's a hack - but would allow
> you
> to keep testing.
Currently it's only showing up on my unit tests, but that's only because I'm
the only one using the application. If multiple
>From my experience it is always that people forget that these new UI
features, all created div and other elements in the current page to do what
they need.
Ok having said that, I am betting my bottom dollar that with what you are
returning to be displayed, doesn't contain any etc html tags.
Thi
Andrew,
Thanks for the response.
I fixed the functions to this format - funcName = function() {};. All of the
scripts are in separate files. Do I need to use cfajaximport scriptSrc or can I
just put the scripts into the CFIDE/scripts folder? I am confused how all that
works.
Thanks again.
-
How is you JavaScript written?
Is it like this
Function funcName() {
}
Or is it written like
funcName = function() {};
This is important, and as per the nodes in the documentation there are
issues with JS not working, if you are not following the latter method. If
however you are doing this,
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