I suppose it's possible, though I don't understand the aversion to these
frameworks. They make life much easier, and mitigate much of the hassle
involved in developing web software for mobile devices. They also reduce the
need to re-invent the wheel.
As far as modal dialogs, that isn't a very
I've avoided the frameworks, although I have worked
with jQuery Mobile, just to get a feel for it. No development
with it, however.
I'd rather not work with a framework completely, but is it
possible to somehow use parts of it only, such as a modal
functionality, if it has one?
-Original M
Are you using a framework like jQuery Mobile or Sencha? I've had great luck
with jQuery Mobile, and a colleague of mine has had similar luck with Sencha.
On Feb 13, 2012, at 20:51 , Rick Faircloth wrote:
>
> I've started doing quite a bit of mobile development
> and have been working on implem
I've started doing quite a bit of mobile development
and have been working on implementing modal dialogs
on a site, but I've found a couple of issues I can't
work around:
1) On mobile devices (iPhone and Android) a user's
touch goes through all layers on a screen. If I
create an overlay th
I've got an app that has some requests hanging and I can't seem to
pinpoint the cause. I'm running ColdFusion 9, using the ORM, Coldbox
3.1, and ValidateThis 1.1. Below are the stack traces for two
requests, pulled from FusionReactor, that were hung and eventually
timed out after five minutes. Any
Pradeep,
There are also some other internal mappings that fall under /CFIDE that you
should be aware of if you are using Flash Forms or cfchart (RDS also has a
mapping under /CFIDE but hopefully you have disabled that on production).
The /CFIDE/scripts/ folder can be moved somewhere else, see:
h
That is more or less what I suspected but wasn't sure. Thanks for the
clarification, Dave.
.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.
Bobby Hartsfield
http://acoderslife.com
http://cf4em.com
-Original Message-
From: Dave Watts [mailto:dwa...@figleaf.com]
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2012 12:54 PM
To: cf-ta
Hi Raymond, thanks for your reply and
your time (Thank you Andy too),
due to the fact that this issue isn't important for
my customer anymore, I am not investigating this further.
But I did a final check on the mechanism.
The routine itself is working quite well.
What I have seen analysing is, th
> My question is why do I have to add these certificates to the keystore at
> all? They validate fine in a browser (in fact, that is where I always get
> the x.50- certificate from... by exporting it through the browser).
The reason they validate fine in a browser is because browsers come
with a
At work, we have a number of 3rd party vendors that we post to with CFHTTP
calls. Unless we add their certificate to the java keystore, the CFHTTP
connections fail. It wasn't a big deal at first, but the more vendors we
support, the more certificates I add... and the more often a certificate is
ex
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