a very odd issue popped up on CF9 last week.
we use security sandboxes, and whenever we enable createObject(java) on
this one sandbox, it then breaks the cfadmin (and probably other stuff)
when cf is next restarted.
Note I said ALLOW createObject(java), not DENY, which makes it even more
odd.
Carl,
You should really review the documentation on the ExtJS site, for the
version you are using. You do not need additional plugins for this type
of thing. Ext allows you to define default empty text, masked input, and
you can put a listener on the field's render event, to place the cursor
I am using ExtJS 3.3 and found a good example here:
http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthread.php?136002-Mask-for-TextField
Carl,
You should really review the documentation on the ExtJS site, for the
version you are using. You do not need additional plugins for this
type
of thing. Ext
Yeah, sorry. I somehow completely overlooked the ExtJS reference in
the OP.
-Carl V.
On 2/27/2014 4:01 AM, Steve 'Cutter' Blades wrote:
Carl,
You should really review the documentation on the ExtJS site, for the
version you are using. You do not need additional plugins for this type
of
I have a project that I need to undertake what a usergroup wants ListServ
functionality. They have Forums but in order to reply, they have to log into
the web site and they much prefer being able to reply to an email to
communicate with each other. I do not see any CF based ListServs on the
why do you want CF based ?
the most obvious and free one I can think of is google groups which works
brilliantly
On Thu, Feb 27, 2014 at 8:44 PM, Jeff Horne jeff.ho...@trizetto.com wrote:
I have a project that I need to undertake what a usergroup wants ListServ
functionality. They have
The other thing I'd recommend is using an email server with list
capability and then having a CF front-end to handle web-based
subscriptions and archives rather than doing the actual list
distribution in CF.
On 2/27/14 2:32 PM, Russ Michaels wrote:
why do you want CF based ?
the most
hey guys i have two, 2 dimensional arrays.
they have 3 columns.
i have used #array2.equals(array1)# to show when they are difference and then
just continue with normal logic.
but now i have an instance where they say no the don't equal.
but for the life of me i cant visually see the difference
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