That article isn't necessarily good ammo:
PHP pages/second: 47
ColdFusion pages/second: 29
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Chasmo wrote:
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> Here's some ammo for you if the debate suddenly goes "unmoot."
>
> ZDNet recently did
ur shoes, I'd be annoyed. I'd stick with it, learn PHP, and then
take advantage of my new toolset... (of course, taking advantage of
training just to get a higher paying job elsewhere is a bit unethical,
so I by no mean advocate it ;)
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ing of
the principles for my own benefit ;) (There's such a thing as code
that is too structured) If anyone is really interested, I'll work up a
paper on it and post it.
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Matt Wisdom wrote:
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> Hey all,
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> Just wondering if anyone has co
sting read on Microsoft:
http://www.cnbc.com/news/001208plotkin.html
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paul smith wrote:
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> GeeI wonder why?
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> At 10:44 AM 12/11/00 -0600, you wrote:
> >Not to mention the fact
> >that if the technology belongs to any companies out
Invoking it with CFSchedule will execute a .cfm separately from the page
being viewed (so it's not dependent on http keep alive)
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> Is there anyway to force a query to finish processing even if the user
> leaves the
hypocrisy: always
discuss products/technology based on facts and specifications; leave
emotions and opinions out of it ;)
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Jeremy Allen wrote:
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> Why is it..
>
> Everyone insists on considering ASP.NET etc vapor ware...?
> You can download pret
No, I think that BULK INSERT is specific to Transact-SQL (SQL Server).
You might want to check out the Microsoft Jet Database Engine
Programmers Guide:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?URL=/library/books/dnjet/forward.htm
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issue. The bottom line is that to read files on the
client's end, there must be some user interaction.
Personally, I'd stick with the file upload method, since that's the most
robust (FileSystemObject only available to IE, and only if their
security settings are set to allow that)
Keep in mind that list delimiters can only be 1 character.
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Eric Fickes wrote:
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> Got a List question for you.
>
> I've got a text file that I need to parse and it's " delimited list, in a
> way. The list format is this.
&
What errors are you getting? What web server did you install on ME?
I've run Server on ME with no problems.. not too different than running
it on 98 (I can't remember if Personal Web Server comes with ME
though... I'm running mostly Win2K boxes now.)
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and methods for JavaScript as you're entering
code, similar to Studio's tag helpers.
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Larry Juncker wrote:
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> I have Jcreator which looks just like Studio but is freeware for Java
>
> http://www.jcreator.com
>
> Larry Juncker
CFFTP only works to transfer files from server to server; you can't use
CFFTP to transfer files from client to server (unless the client has an
FTP server running, which doesn't really fit into the "browser file
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bulk insert that data (duh) into a table you specify. The syntax is a
bit trickier than that, but fairly simple.
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Peter Theobald wrote:
> SQL-Server has "Enterprise Manager", which is interactive. I don't know how you
>would automate
eople subscribe to this list?)
developers confused and/or misinformed and/or angry.
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Terri Stocke wrote:
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> Hey all,
>
> I spoke with an Allaire regional tech rep last week who told me in no
> uncertain terms that we should NOT be using the CFF
I would suggest using something other than the tag, as Netscape
6 doesn't appear to support it.
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Stewart McGowan wrote:
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> Hi guys, sorry for the off topic message, but as you lot are the premier web
> developers in the worldthen who
ommend finding a host that gives you
cffile access; there's a number of hosts that do this (I know Interland
does, and I'm sure there's several others).
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John Anderson wrote:
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> Is there a way using asp or another method to upload files
You can query the sytem tables.. sysinfo on SQL Server, msysinfo on
Access (must enable reading of this table in Access)
Access:
select name from msysobjects where type = 1
SQL Server:
select name from sysobjects where type = 'u'
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Something like
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fr me wrote:
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> Does anyone know how to test that a date is in the last 12 months?
> _
> Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer dow
hmm.. maybe my judgement is a bit different than most, but this strikes
me as a smidgen off-topic.
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Lee Surma wrote:
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Make sure the folder has the correct settings. I've run into this when
you forget to mark a folder as executable.
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Todd Ashworth wrote:
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> I have a search form. When I chose an option in a certain select box and
> then submit the form, I
g
into the metabase, that would probably get me past that first hump.
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Dylan Bromby wrote:
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> You can use ADSI to interact pretty deeply with IIS. I don't know about the
> current user thread. But there are tons of objects
rver 7: The Complete Reference.
Keep in mind that implementation of SQL varies by vendor; Access v. SQL
Server v. Oracle will all have minor differences (though the core syntax
is pretty consistent).
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Chad Gray wrote:
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> Is there any good classes on SQL
You can see an example at my website, www.mr-bill.net.
Though please ignore the rest of the site; it was my evil twin that did
the ui and the development.
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Jeremy Bunton wrote:
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> Thanks to everyone for the help. I really appreciate it. Is t
Yes, if it's IE4+. Use the FileSystemObject in JavaScript.
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No. Session variables expire when they timeout (typically 20 minutes).
You may be able to work some magic with onUnLoad to get what you want,
though this could be a little tricky.
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> I would like to clarify something. I ha
dvanced cf book, Ch. 16.
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&
.
However, if anyone knows of any existing mailing lists for
Studio/HomeSite, please let us know!
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"Owens, Howard" wrote:
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> This isn't work and I don't understand the error message. Any help would be
> appreciated:
>
> Using t
Look at cfx_WhoIs. Allows you to communicate with whois servers (like
Network Solution) on the TCP/IP level.
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Kelly Britt wrote:
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> Hello a
Looks like you're trying to query a table called "The Cube". In most
RDBMS's, this is not a valid table name. Change it to something like
TheCube or The_Cube.
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Edward Peloke wrote:
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> Rif,
>
> I tried your code and seem
hehe.. make it sound like a tag:
ColdFusion Guru That Passed the Test
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not a .. yet
Philip Arnold - ASP wrote:
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> Just out of curiosity... since I notice that most of us who passed the
> Certification have adjusted their Sigs to say "Certif
It's very kludge, but if you have copies of 4.0 and 4.5, install both,
and run each version in a separate window.
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stas wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> Does anybody know how I can I have two CF Studio Windows open at the same
> time? I'd lov
This requires a client-side ActiveX com object. ColdFusion doesn't have
this capability built-in.
Edward Peloke wrote:
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> Hello all,
>
> I am trying to build an intraoffice site that would allow users to go to the
> site, answer a few questions about their computers, click a button and have
the application, ColdFusion only sees it as one session. So
you can imagine the crazy unexpected results that LoadRunner is seeing.
How are sessions determined in ColdFusion? I believe they're a
combination of browser and IP address; someone please correct me if I'm
wrong.
TIA
An older version had printing disabled. A newer version is up on the
site that has printing enabled.
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Alex Sherwood wrote:
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> For anyone who has purchased the E-Book version:
>
> Is it me, or is the print button disabled wi
Why can you not upload your Access file? If it is giving you a "file
locked" error, you can kill the lock by throwing a query at it that
causes an error, then upload the file.
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"Guy J. McDowell" wrote:
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> Hello CF'ers
>
Perhaps a client structure, containing something like loginid and
timestamp. Check to see if the loginid has timed out (Your own custom
value here, nothing ColdFusion specific)
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Sandra Clark wrote:
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> -Original Message-
> From: Sandra Clar
I'd stick with a solid schema as opposed to trying to gain speed by
chopping up your database design. There are other areas you can gain
speed (for example, stick queries in memory, my personal favorite)
without sacrificing quality of code.
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can only grab the data as assign it to a
recordset, not "query" it.
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sebastian palmigiani wrote:
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> What are the general steps for querying an excel spreadsheet? I would think
> that you would first use to get the file. Would you use a comma
Why not:
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"DeVoil, Nick" wrote:
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> One way - just do the but put a CFTRY/CFCATCH
> round it to trap the error in case the file doesn't exist.
>
> Nick
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Jim Wa
Not sure if this would work, but you could convert it to Chr(34)..
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"Dixon, Aidan" wrote:
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> We have a classified ads section on our intranet currently running on MS
> Access. I'm trying to upgrade it to use MS SQL Server 7. Testin
I thought that favicon.ico had to be in the root directory. Am I wrong?
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> IE (to try and be clever) looks for a file called favicon.ico in the same
> directory as the page being browsed IF the user bookmarks that page.
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Alex wrote:
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> how do you pad a variable in CF.
> for example how can I force a query.columnname to take up exactly 30
> characters?
>
>
> Get free email and a perm
OK.
I prefer to use cfusion_encrypt and cfusion_decrypt; however, that's not
an option here, as I do not have any control over the encryption
process.
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Registering it in the CF Administrator should suffice; what kind of
functionality isn't working? Errors for the most part vary by tag.
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Neil Clark wrote:
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> I have a new CFX tag and to be honest have not played around with them much
&
http://devex.allaire.com/developer/usergroups/
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Scott Wolf wrote:
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The "required" option for CFSELECT is rather silly, when you consider
how SELECT boxes work. In a SELECT, something is always selected (the
default option, if not changed).
That's why you've gotta write your own code:
(assuming that you want something other than the first option selected)
You
u can point
to a URL using the same structure as any Fusebox page:
index.cfm?fuseaction=some_scheduled_event
To set up your scheduled event, either do it in the ColdFusion
administrator, or set it up programatically. If you do it
programatically, then just stick the code to do so as a separate
fu
You are absolutely correct. The simple explanation is that CFX tags are
executables (dll or class files) that utilize the ColdFusion API. Thus,
they must be written in a separate language. However, if your colleague
can show us the "button", we'd all be eternally grateful.
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that each of those groups will probably be further split by experience
level (senior, junior, etc.), in which there is more difference than
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That error should have nothing to do with IE5.5, or any browser. Have
you verified that it still works in IE5.0, and other browsers?
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Philip Arnold - ASP wrote:
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> I've just upgraded to IE5.5, and on an application that uses Application
> s
compatible with your db's bulk insert command/utility, and do
things that way. Of course, there's a number of issues: file locking,
"dirty" data, etc.
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Peter Theobald wrote:
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> When designing a web site, we usually give clients two way
I've found that the .htr weakness (not really a bug, since it's a
"feature" of IIS) is still pretty common.
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Gavin Myers wrote:
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> http://www.mydomain.com/null.htw?CiWebHitsFile=/pagenamehere.asp%20&CiRestri
> ct
If you're using SQL Server, you can use @@ROWCOUNT to get the number of
records updated.
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Franz Rustler wrote:
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> queryneme.recordcount
>
> this must give you the nuber of records in our query.
>
> franz
> -Ursprüngliche
I really like Sam's Teach Yourself Java in 21 Days
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Lee Surma wrote:
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> I want to start playing around with Java but I'm only really interested in
>Web/database applications. Should I start out with a JSP book or should I be looking
&
The cheapest one I've seen is http://www.inetdesign2k.com. They offer
ColdFusion hosting starting at $4.95/mo. (Have no experience with this
host however)
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Scott Wood wrote:
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> Just wondering if anyone knows of an inexpensive place where I c
state management methods: url,
form, (and to some extent, cookie) variables.
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Double Down wrote:
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> I need a way to pull info from ASP display it on my Cold Fusion page and
> then send info back from the Cold Fusion page through ASP. Is this possible
>
Since the .xls is opening client-side, Excel has to reside on the client
(Excel on the server is only applicable when you're creating .xls files
on the fly, using the Excel com object). What MIME type are you using
with CFContent?
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I like http://www.devdex.com ... it's not email mailing lists, but they
do give web access to ASP newsgroups.
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lsellers wrote:
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> I was a looking for a good asp list. Pages of them... most seem dead though.
> Anyone know of a good, active li
ethodology (just don't become a card-carrier :)
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W Luke wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I'm 5 weeks into Cold Fusion and have a question for the Experienced Masses.
>
> So far in my programming, I try to keep all the code in one file as much as
&g
I'll try to be as civil as I can:
Nice numbers, but I failed to see how they relate to the demand in the
workforce. It's not a "decimation"; it's simply filling positions that
are unfilled, and unfillable by the "native" talent in our country. If
you want to take the "America First" bias, it's
It's also possible that your mail server hasn't caught up yet, so it
hasn't renumbered your messages, and at some millisecond in time, there
is no #1 because you just deleted it.
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Ryan wrote:
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> >For some reason, I'm
Check out cfx_ping in the tag gallery.
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Peter Benoit wrote:
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> Has anyone ever written a network monitoring tool in CF?
>
> If not, where would be the best place to start? CF_execute?
>
&
Stick the image pull in a cfm file, and use cfm to grab it:
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Russel Madere wrote:
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> How can I prevent a single image from caching?
>
> I have a web page with several graphics that need to cache and one that
> doesn't. On
e" (I hear the theme from "Shaft" coming on) with TCP/IP,
check out the custom tag CFX_TCPClient.
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Daive wrote:
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> This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
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Not really possible. You can however, send a variable between pages
(links, cfhttp, etc.) and convert the variable (form, url) into that
application server's session variables. It works just like passing
session variables between 2 ColdFusion servers.
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Not with CFExecute. That only works server-side. You're going to have
to write something that runs client-side (COM, etc.)
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Eric Hoffman wrote:
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> Ok, found the custom tag to dump my queries to a comma delimited file which is good
>enough.
d, so you might be safe. As in any situation where you're
upgrading a production machine, you've gotta test the setup on a test
box before you touch production.
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Jim McAtee wrote:
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> Anybody successfully running CF 4.0.1 on Win2K? I'm
There's some excellent (the best, and about the only info on doing this
is CF) at http://www.cfm-resources.com/members/comet.
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"Warrick, Mark" wrote:
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> I asked this question a couple days ago and received no responses, so I'm b
database-engine
specific. My first thought would be to place triggers on each table
that may change that automatically updates the other database on the
other server.
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"AustralianAccommodation.com Pty. Ltd." wrote:
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> I have dual sites ru
Michael:
If someone wanted to contribute by mail, what's the info?
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Michael Dinowitz wrote:
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> Yep, there were list problems the other day. They've been acting up a bit
> over the last week and I've finally dealt with them
This is available in a form variables:
form.fieldnames
Loop over this using cfloop, and you can output the value of each by
evaluate().
#ff# : #evaluate("form."&ff)#
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Dean Alexandrou wrote:
>
&g
Actually, you can get very quick (and nice) results using a mime type of
"application/vnd.ms-excel" This lets you output your page as an html
table, formatting things very nicely in Excel.
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Dave Watts wrote:
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> > PROBLEM: Want to
aire's course, or stick your nose in the documentation for a week
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Sonali N wrote:
>
> Hi All:
>
> I'm using Cold Fusion to keep my site alive and kickin' ... What I want to
> know is how do u generate automatic e-mails everyday with certain
> information on ity to a whole t
Otherwise, point it to the correct directory (relative to your web root)
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Jay Wigginton wrote:
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> Does anyone have a working example of Ben Forta's custom tag CF_DHTMLMENU?
> I downloaded this from the tag gallery and used the example from there
Everyone seems to love shanje.com. I've used Interland, and while most
people seem to have had bad experiences with them, I've never had a
complaint. (Though they seem to be a bit slow)
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ine break in the code (b/w cfmail tags) will appear as a line break in
your email.
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Here some quick queries that do the tricks you need:
http://home.att.net/~dashish/queries/qry0002.htm (disclaimer: I spent 5
seconds searching, so it's probably not the best out there)
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Eron Cohen wrote:
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> Once upon a time there was a tag in th
Escape it before running the list function..
I know this probably isn't what you want to do, but it's the first thing
that comes to mind.
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sebastian palmigiani wrote:
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> I have turned HTML code into a list with ">" as the d
Speaking of fusebox, has anyone taken a look at/tried SmartObjects?
I've started developing in it. Any thoughts, etc.?
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Mark Adams wrote:
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> What is Fusebox? I keep heari
Umm... of course, someone with a high standard as myself would never
decrypt files, because I can never think of situations in which I would
want to see the actual source code.. but since you asked, I do know, a,
uh, "guy" that has the exe to which you refer.
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The usual solution is to wrap two queries into a cftransaction
Question of my own: I've never really found out what the difference is
in the various isolation levels. Can someone explain them, or point me
in the right direction?
Options:
TIA.
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StructNew().. does anyone know what the implications of this are?
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paul smith wrote:
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> I got the difference down to 15% by eliminating CFSETs
> in the Structure
ructue in a
link (ie: mypage.cfm?sort=price%20ASC) try encrypt/decrypt.
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Lisa Hamlin wrote:
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> We have a customer who wants to take the results of a query and sort =
> them by a specific column. The intial query did a UNION on several =
> tables
t the
critics who say that CFML isn't a real language without it :)
Of course, I get that Santa Claus/the Allaire Corporation will be nice
to us once a full spec is done on Pharaoh.
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Rick Osborne wrote:
>
> >>> Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL P
Try throwing in a blank application.cfm in the same directory.
Additionally, are there any mega operations that could be getting lost
in the fray (timing out)? How are your try/catch blocks setup (if they
exist.. which they should :) ?
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Howie Hamlin
evel"
book difficult. However, I'm curious.
Ben (Forta): so what's the word? Another notch in the belt? :)
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Advanced Security is only a feature of Enterprise, not Professional.
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Ashley Hart wrote:
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> Does anyone know how to install the "Advanced Security" on the
> Administrator? My Cold Fusion Administrator 4.0 d
olution if you're
wanting to use Verity. It'd be easy enough then to combine Verity
searches and display by score.
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"Curtis C. Layton" wrote:
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> I'm trying to set up verity to search an entire website that contains, html
> and
it's FREE!!!!
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Cameron Childress wrote:
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> I know this has been discussed before, but after looking through my email
> archives I don't see a direct answer to my question, so here it is:
>
> I'm scouring the web for word processor-ish
and instead of uninstalling, he installed HomeSite 4.5 (4.5.1?)
afterwards.. apparently, HomeSite's rds support isn't as buggy as
Studio's, and as a result, CFStudio started working correctly.
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> I want to use vie
realize that a successful development hinges on what you do when
you're not programming, and programming is only a small piece of the
puzzle.
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Rif Kiamil wrote:
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> We also add new table to are MSSQL 7 database as well. But we don't change
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ones.
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Robert Orlini wrote:
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> Hello,
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> Quick question: Can a .cfm file be displayed in a frame? I believe it should
> work since cf understands html am I right here? The reason I ask is that a
> .cfm page does not seem to understand the fr
hips therein
(which Access does through MSysObjects)
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Duane Boudreau wrote:
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> Relational DataBase Management System
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> Oracle, Sybase, SQL Server 6.5/7.0, etc.
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> Access doesn't qualify as it is in fact actually a flat file dat
Note that you can only control access to files within a directory that
are parsed by the cf engine (ie, .cfm files), not all files using this
method. For deeper directory protection, you would need to use your NOS
security.
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"Parker, Kevin&q
rdbms = Relational Database Management System
Though Access is an RDBMS in the truest sense, Steve is probably
referring to SQL Server or Oracle.
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Paul Ihrig wrote:
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> RDBMS?
> What are those?
> -paul
>
> -Original Message-
cf-talk mail go to my New folder under
cf-talk, and I also have another folder under cf-talk called
"archived". When I read something, I move it. It's nice to have my own
little cf-talk "Inbox", with just new mail.
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Phim wrote:
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In all likelihood, it your cfx tags.. most are written in VC++. I don't
know what Allaire uses, so I don't know if it could be CFServer, though
I'd think not. There's very little chance it is your cf code, unless it
has something to do with how your passing info to any cfx&#
When you generate your url strings, use encrypt() to encrypt the
variables; when you need to reference those url variables, decrypt them
using decrypt()
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Rif Kiamil wrote:
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> How do I encrypt urls, where do i get info on encrypt urls, just want inf
site
(www.mr-bill.net)
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Adrian Cooper wrote:
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> Is there a tag out there to get Moreover news?
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> Thanks.
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> Adrian Cooper.
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>
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