> Client variables being stored in registry?
No, both instances are stored in one database.
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> Client variables being stored in registry?
>
> Paul
>
> On 03/10/2012, at 8:32 AM, Richard Steele wrote:
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> >
> > We have a problem with one of our CF8 Enterprise instances. Almost
> daily, it hogs the entire cpu of the server and the service has to be
> restarted. Over 2.5 gb of memor
*facepalms* That did it. I wasn't sorting the query by Client_Name. I was doing
it by Client_Code.
Thanks guys. I appricate the help. :)
> > group="Client_Code">
>
> It should work as long as its contained without a nested cfoutput as
> Dave mentioned. Also, notice he is grouping by "Client_N
> group="Client_Code">
It should work as long as its contained without a nested cfoutput as Dave
mentioned. Also, notice he is grouping by "Client_Name" instead of the code.
Be sure the query results are sorted by that column too.
-Leigh
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On 10/3/2012 1:40 PM, ColdFusion Developer wrote:
> Does anyone know a means to implement Spell Check functionality into the
> CFTEXTAREAs toolbar?
>
> I don't think CFMX 9 has a SpellCheck engine so I have to find an
> alternative.
>
>
>
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Hrm.. Still getting the same result.
The code that is actually printing it is
#currentQuery[currentField][currentQuery.currentRow]#
So I probably have to figure out how to remove the current row (since
#currentQuery[currentField]# doesn't work). It's probably forcing it to display
just on th
> So I have a query that returns the following..
>
> Client_Code MenuName Client_Name
> 4938 Test Test Company
> 9328 Test Test Company
> 10349 Test Test Company
> 9283 Test Test 2 Company
>
> Wh
So I have a query that returns the following..
Client_Code MenuName Client_Name
4938 Test Test Company
9328 Test Test Company
10349 Test Test Company
9283 Test Test 2 Company
What I'm trying to
Foundeo Spell Checker can work on cftextarea when format=html, here's an
example with a button outside of the toolbar:
http://foundeo.com/spell-checker/fckeditor.cfm I know we have some code for
adding it to ckEditor toolbar as well, would probably not be too difficult
to add to the toolbar.
--
Pe
Never mind. I just checked and think you are about the engine itself.
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> I don't think CFMX 9 has a SpellCheck engine
You may need to add it to the toolbar:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusion/9.0/Developing/WSc3ff6d0ea77859461172e0811cbec22c24-7a01.html
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you will probably need to use TinyMCE or CKeditor instead
On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 at 6:40 PM, ColdFusion Developer wrote:
>
> Does anyone know a means to implement Spell Check functionality into the
> CFTEXTAREAs toolbar?
>
> I don't think CFMX 9 has a SpellCheck engine so I have to find an
> altern
Does anyone know a means to implement Spell Check functionality into the
CFTEXTAREAs toolbar?
I don't think CFMX 9 has a SpellCheck engine so I have to find an
alternative.
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The fact that FR wouldn't crash it tends to make me think that ColdFusion is
waiting for a response from the SQL Server. As I understand it, once its
waiting on the database server its out of ColdFusion's hands in JAVA is waiting
for the response.
You should look at both your ColdFusion and SQ
Thanks Paul, I'll bear that in mind. Googling icu4j has led to some very
helpful resources, thanks for that too ;-)
On 2 October 2012 18:35, Paul Hastings wrote:
>
> uh, i18n folks like their abbreviations, their standards as well as their
> numeronyms. its LTR (left-to-right writing system) &
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