As suggested, you could store them in the OS and store the path in the
DB. To share images across several sites (and I'm guessing you mean
servers too) you could put all the images on one particular box in your
cluster and access them over the local network. I've done this on a
couple of sites
Tested on Safari, I can confirm that it doesn't work :(
Here's a guess, try adding the ?url... bit onto the src attribute in
the embed tag also.
How are you loading the variables in from within flash?
On 23 Dec 2004, at 0:06, Dennis Powers wrote:
Hi,
I first have to confess my ignorance
cfset nextEdition = #DateAdd(m, 1,
lcase(MonthAsString(month(UKtodayDate()#
Hi Saturday,
Noticed you've got an extra set of arguments after UKtodayDate which
could be your problem, try:
cfset nextEdition = DateAdd(m, 1,
lcase(MonthAsString(month(UKtodayDate
Also in the UK and
If you've closed the tag or used a / at the end, it will get called
twice. You need to checkout the value of thisTag.executionMode, read
more here:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6.1/htmldocs/reusec18.htm
On 22 Dec 2004, at 13:39, Katz, Dov B (IT) wrote:
I have a dev machine
Hi Jamie,
This is just a quick guess, I've never really used CFPOP... but as
CFPOP returns a query, I'm sure you could do a Query of Queries on the
result.
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6.1/htmldocs/
using_re.htm#wp1181595
For more info on QofQ
Ant
On 21 Dec 2004, at 14:53,
IMHO I think the first step, assuming you only have a budget for 1
extra machine, would be to move your MSSQL installation onto a separate
box to free up some more resources for CF. This'll save you a bit too
as you should have most of the software licenses you need too.
After you've done that
If I understand you correctly, you have already run the query in a
cfquery/ tag and have a recordset, no?
If so, you could do a simple Query of Queries on this to further
interrogate your results.
e.g.
cfquery name=rsNew dbtype=query
SELECT COUNT( something ) AS somethingCount
I'm fully up to date - Version: 6,1,0,63958
Have you guys got it working OK?
On 15 Dec 2004, at 1:38, dave wrote:
axis used an older driver till 6.1 so it wouldnt work right if u
havent updated yet
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a
mapping needs to be made to map the URL /cfusion/webservices/ to the
physical path [whatever-your-web-root-is]/cfusion/webservices/.
It sounds dumb, but it works.
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To: CF
Actually I meant
SET theDate = cfqueryparam cfsqltype=cf_sql_varchar
value=#newDate#/
Watch out for long lines wrapping.
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You'll could do something like:
cfquery name=rsFix datasource=x
SELECT uid, theDate
FROMmyTable
/cfquery
cfloop query=rsFix
cfset newDate = 20 listGetAt( rsFix.theData, 3, - ) -
listGetAt( rsFix.theData, 1, - ) - listGetAt( rsFix.theData, 2,
- )/
Hi,
I'm running CFMX 6.1 on Tomcat on OS X everything works fine apart from
web services, if I try to call:
http://localhost:8080/cfusion/services/sample.cfc
I just get:
AXIS error
No service is available at this URL
And if I try:
Hi,
Just moved my CFMX installation over to JRun from Tomcat. The app I've written worked fine before except when I try to browse it now, the index.cfm file just downloads to the desktop.
The application is written in FB4, and it seems to do it the most when a page posts to itself or when I'm
, 2004, at 7:49 AM, Anthony Cooper wrote:
Hi,
Just moved my CFMX installation over to JRun from Tomcat. The app
I've written worked fine before except when I try to browse it now,
the index.cfm file just downloads to the desktop.
The application is written in FB4, and it seems to do it the most
works OK.
Couple of things:
1) what happens when you include index.cfm or other program name in
the
URL?
2) when you start CF from the console do you see any error messages?
Dick
On May 6, 2004, at 8:14 AM, Anthony Cooper wrote:
Hi,
I haven't tackled the Apache integration yet, I was just
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