Try...
http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/nts/downloads/recommended/NT4OptPk/default
.asp
Good luck,
Bill
-Original Message-
From: Chris Poterala [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2000 1:14 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: OT: finding IIS 4
Greetings folks.
I'm
of the localhost reference. CF will assume
that the file has to be accessed remotely. This way the ASP page will be
parsed properly.
Is this scenario correct?
Leong
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From: Bill Plummer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 1:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: Posting with CFHTTP to an Active Server Page
Bill,
What you've done here is to merely pass the form data to your asp page. You
must add the following (after the CFHTTP tags) if you want that CFM template
to display the results from the asp page:
cfoutput#cfhttp.content#/cfoutput
Ho
Joel,
One to many 's I think... This should work...
: CFIF #Get.RecordCount# is 0
: BRBPlease contact Us/B
: /CFIF
Bill
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From: Joel Firestone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 8:06 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Why won't this cfif
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-Original Message-
From: Bill Plummer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 9:49 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Posting with CFHTTP to an Active Server Page
Leong,
I have that code as you say, after the CFHTTP tags, and if I post to a CFM
page the content
You don't need software to sink a palm pilot. Go to the local hardware, get
some duct tape and a couple of feet of log chain. Wrap palm pilot in chain,
securely duct tape, and fling into nearest body of water. Sorry... Ben made
me do it:-)
-Original Message-
From: Miki Froikin
Hay, read a book or two... The core of NT isn't DOS!!! It was developed
from the ground up by a guy from DEC. Bill Gates went out and paid for the
best that money could buy, in his opinion, and I think he made a good call
on this one.
All you naysayer's need to look around and find out where
Sorry Josh Bill,
But I think you've failed to set the debugging environment up properly.
True, it's not perfect, but I use it daily and wouldn't want to give it up.
Bill
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From: Josh Black [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, May 06, 2000 1:53 AM
To: [EMAIL
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From: aslam bajaria [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 03,
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Subject: Re: How to debug a CF program
think you could use good ol' UUENCODED format if your going
to send attachments. Those will probably get past the MIME
restrictions.
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From: "Bill Plummer" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, Ma
I agree with Larry that you can't always get to a collection the way you
want to. My solution was to wrap the com object in a VB com object. Then
set the Get properties of the VB com object with the variables you read from
the collection. This may not solve every problem you can come up with,
Sorry, I shouldn't say this, but anyone with real Spectra experience is
going to run from this one. I have no personal experience, thank-you, but
when I hear good developers moan about all Spectra's flaws... Nuff Said...
If your a Spectra guru reading this... Oops, didn't mean to step on your
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To All Again...
The meeting info below is correct. If you go to the web site, the map is to
the place where the
This more trouble than I thought:-)
http://www.mapblast.com
Search for Camden Rd. in Charlotte, NC and you will get the same map as the
broken URL below Duh, Huh...
-Original Message-
From: Bill Plummer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2000 10:20 AM
To: [EMAIL
Funny you should mention it... I am preparing a presentation on how to use
the debugger for the Charlotte CFUG. The outline will be a MS Word doc. If
you are interested, I'll email it to you. Please remind me if I forget. It
should be ready by tomorrow AM. By the way, it ain't MS Visual
You may need to do something like this. The Evaluate function should give
it to you. The extra code is to explain, I hope it's clear, what I'm
evaluating.
!--- Query for 1 record ---
CFQUERY NAME="qGet" MAXROWS="1" DATASOURCE="#Application.DataSource#"
SELECT #Variables.FieldList# FROM
My 2 cents worth. To create a unique number for say purchase orders do the
following.
1. Create a table with 2 fields. One is auto incrementing. Seed the auto
incrementing field or start with the default of 1 if it fits your needs.
The second field holds a lookup key... More on that in a
Good luck, I worked through this one about 6 months ago. It was painful and
full of poor documentation and Cybercash tech support answering 1/2 a
question each time you called. The whole process took me several weeks.
For your sake, I hope it's improved a bunch:-)
PS: It did work well after
I think this if very doable in CF, but my mind goes to VB for stuff like
this.
I would write an NT Service that would watch this directory, load all new
files one at a time, parse the data as required, and insert into you SQL
database. The Service would be installed on the server that has the
If you don't get a good answer, hammer back to me. I did a CC CFapp with a
custom tag talking to CyberCash that worked pretty well. The tag cost about
a 100.00 and was fairly easy to get and use. I was with another company at
the time, and don't remember the name of the tag, but found
Go to a users group meeting and listen to people who have done Spectra
projects. If after some consideration, if you still feel that it is worth
the pain dive in! IN MY OPINION, it's just Allaire trying to be something
they are not. Nuff said...
NOTHER OPINION, Fusebox works great. I did my
To answer the response below...
I've been doing stuff with computers since 1980. Back in the good old CPM
days when even a simple text editor by today's standards was considered
elegant.
In the late 80's some pretty cool programming editors came along that would
allow huge files to be edited
Dave,
Are you sure you have the name of the class correct. Use the GUID instead
of the class name and that will assure you can connect if its a class name
problem. After using the GUID, and getting the connection, I can usually
figure out the class name when looking at the key in the registry.
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