That's really cool, Rey! Thanks for posting that. There are a couple on
there that I'd never heard of, and that I'm definitely going to have to
visit! :o)
Cheers,
Chris
On 10/6/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mashable.com, a top site dedicated to social networking news and on par
with
Has anyone here successfully passed a query object into the report builder
via the cfreportparam tag?
I've got the following code snippet:
cfreport name=myReport format=PDF template=#reporttemplate#
query=#ReportData#
cfreportparam name=advisor value=#advisor.Description#
cfreportparam
Thanks Kris,
I'm using the query attribute of the cfreport tag without problems too, but
the query attribute of the cfreportparam tag doesn't seem to be working, or
isn't working the way I'd expect it to. What do you mean by show-up in your
objects pallet? Are you talking about the Fields and
Hey folks,
I just wanted to report back that my client who was all worried about
ColdFusion, and was considering shutting down the entire project and
re-writing it in Java (on the recommendation of their in-house Java
Developers) has seen the light (thanks, in no small part, to you guys).
I
I'm curious why in your case 1,2,3,4,5,6 is considered to be the same as
1,2,3,4,6,5? I was going to suggest that you use n! to figure out how many
possible permutations of the string there were, but that wouldn't work given
your requirements.
Chris
On 9/25/07, Ken Fassman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
, and you need 6 of them,
it's
7!/6!(7-6)! = 7!/6! * 1! = 7!/6! = 7
for 7 numbers, choose 5
7 choose 5 = 7!/5!(7-5)! = 7!/5!*2! = 7 * 6 / 2 = 7 * 3 = 21
Hopefully, that made some sense.
I missed that part in my original post.
--Ben Doom
Christopher Jordan wrote:
I'm curious why in your case
Hi folks,
I need some advice. One of our bigger clients has a handful of Java
developers working for them who don't particularly like ColdFusion. While
their initial complaints were that it wasn't open source and that you're
tied to one particular company (thoughts which I quickly squashed), now
You guys are all just awesome. With your responses and the ones from my
CFUG, I'm much more at ease with this issue (or at least I will be after I
do my homework on the concepts you guys have given me!)
@Jochem:
I really wish I was going to MAX, and maybe if my boss sees all this he'll
find it
, Michael E. Carluen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and the evil Java Developers (j/k ;o)
You just gotta love them purists and elitists- and their will to resists
anything but...!
-Original Message-
From: Christopher Jordan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2007 12:33
hmm... why am I getting announcements for a cfug I don't belog to? Was this
meant for a different list? I'm confused. :os
Chris
On 9/18/07, Andy Large [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The next ColumbusCFUG meeting is Thursday, September 27th at 6:00 PM
(Easton location). For this meeting, we have
I'm for storing them in a table. I suppose that if you wanted to allow
guest shopping, you could assign a temporary user id (some UUID) and store
it on their machine as a cookie, and then use that as a key in the cart
table. That's just a thought off the top of my head, so there could be some
VIM, ha! Ever coded in VI (with out the nice improvements of VIM)?
Nightmarish some might say, but when you get so that you never have to take
your hands from the keyboard, you're golden! good times... ;o)
Chris
On 9/7/07, Wil Genovese [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I said I don't need no
Nice Dale. I commented on the launch post, but I'll ask here too... how do
community members contribute?
Chris
On 8/31/07, Dale Fraser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry if this has appeared already, but I didn't see the post come
through.
http://learncf.com
Regards
Dale Fraser
Hi folks,
I'm in need of a visual report builder. Can anyone tell me if they have
experience with either Adobe's Report Builder (which I've downloaded and
played with a little bit) or Jasper Reports/iReport? We're up in the air
over using PHP or CF. I'm pushing CF and my boss is pushing PHP
and it
is a lot like Crystal. You use Visual Studio as the report
builder and it works well and ports to the Web. The only
problem is that I have yet to hear about anyone using
ColdFusion to display the reports on CF Web pages.
On Thu, 23 Aug 2007 15:21:45 -0500
Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED
James,
Realize that if you just do a StructClear(session), that you will lose your
CFID and CFToken for that session. It's been my experience in the past that
I want to keep those two things around but clear everything else.
If it's a question of whether a user is logged in or not, I suggest
Michael,
Here is a link to perhaps a better
articlehttp://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1206399,00.asp
..
Chris
On 8/2/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael,
You need to set up a persistent handeler in the registry for each type of
file you want to be able to search
Michael,
You need to set up a persistent handeler in the registry for each type of
file you want to be able to search within. It has to do with a change to
the way the Search facility works on XP. It's lame. You can fix it
though. Here's
a page http://www.lesession.co.uk/abc/Search_abc_XP.htm
I don't know of any. I've got a bunch of snippets. Maybe I should start a
SnipEx server. :o)
Chris
On 7/24/07, Jason Fill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Besides cflib, does anyone know of any other public SnipEx servers? I am
curious as to some of the other Snippets developers find helpful etc.
I agree that jQuery is the way to go for lightweight JS libraries with ajax
and DOM updating capabilities, and it's hard to beat for the number and
quality of plug-ins that are available for it.
Chris
On 7/24/07, Web Specialist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Robert,
please look this jQuery plugin:
I should've prefaced that with, I think this is the kind of thing you're
looking for. :o)
Chris
On 7/20/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lighthouse Pro (http://lighthousepro.riaforge.org)
Chris
On 7/20/07, Oðuz Demirkapý [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Can anyone
Lighthouse Pro (http://lighthousepro.riaforge.org)
Chris
On 7/20/07, Oðuz Demirkapý [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Can anyone suggest a web based project management tool which has also
Unicode capability.
I have tried Skweegee, Project Tracker and LighthousePro from RiaForge
but all
Joel,
RobGonda's AjaxCFC is super easy to use. If you continue to have trouble
with this I suggest checking it out. There is a version for jQuery as well
as a version that uses DWR. It's not bloated at all, and keep in mind that
even though jQuery has a bunch of bells and whistles, it far from
Dae,
I have questions:
cfloop index=index list=#txtfile# delimiters=#chr(10)##chr(13)#
cfquery name=importtxt datasource=sqlconnect
INSERT INTO testload (date_add,name,phone,zip)
VALUES
('#listgetAt('#index#',1, '|')#',
On 19/07/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dae,
I have questions:
cfloop index=index list=#txtfile# delimiters=#chr(10)##chr(13)#
cfquery name=importtxt datasource=sqlconnect
INSERT INTO testload (date_add,name,phone,zip)
VALUES
Nice Tip Jake!
Chris
On 7/19/07, Jake Pilgrim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The performance of cffile action=read and cfloop list=file, delim=end of
line chars is terribly poor... Furthermore (as you have found out), there's
usually a lot of trial and error getting this to work.
Assuming you
You know who you ought to ask about regex stuff is my man Steven Levithan
over at Flagrant Badassery http://blog.stevenlevithan.com/. The dude is in
love with regular expressions.
Chris
http://blog.stevenlevithan.com/On 7/19/07, Jide Aliu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a body of text, within
Bah! stupid fingers! coal = goal... sheesh! ;o)
Chris
On 7/18/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's what I'd do (or find out if there is already a CFUG chapter in your
area). Also, this is sort of the coal of RIAForge.org, GotCFM.com, and
sites like that. I guess another way
That's what I'd do (or find out if there is already a CFUG chapter in your
area). Also, this is sort of the coal of RIAForge.org, GotCFM.com, and sites
like that. I guess another way to introduce it would be to (if you're a
contractor) suggest to all of your clients that they make the switch. You
Could that possibly be an IIS thing (or Apache if that's what you're using)?
I've never had IE put something other than what I told it to when I
manipulate the DOM like that. Of course, I'm using
jQueryhttp://jquery.comthese days to accomplish this sort of thing,
but even before that when I
wasn't
Try DateFormat();
Chris
On 7/17/07, Bosky, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are there any date/time functions that will display the current
date/time in seconds?
Also a function to format the seconds back to readable format?
Thanks,
Dave
Ctrl+L
Or go to Windows Preferences General Keys and map it to something
different. That's what I did. :o)
Chris
On 7/16/07, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know what the shortcut or mapping in CFEclipse is to jump to a
specified line number?
Windows Preferences General Keys and map it to something different.
I've got mine mapped to ctrl+g
Chris
On 7/16/07, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Damn. I was hoping you weren't going to say that. I remapped that shortcut
months ago to lowercase. Do you happen to know the actual
Rob,
What sort of system? *nix, Windoze, what?
I know in *nix you should be able to use a wild card in your rmdir command:
# rmdir oOoOo*
I'm not 100% sure, but you might be able to do the same thing from
within the command prompt on Windoze.
HTH,
Chris
Robert Rawlins - Think Blue wrote:
Robert,
It's possible that the guy who built these directories on your system
used some non-printable character(s) at the end of the filename. I used
to do that on my home system when I wanted to prevent a directory from
being listed or deleted (back in the win95 days).
That's why I suggested
+1 for jQuery. Even though I've not seen your site, I'd almost be
willing to bet that it will do everything you want.
Chris
Ben Nadel wrote:
For my 2 cent plug, I can tell you that the new jQuery library is only
20k compressed... So, even if you are not using it all, it's a really
tight
Hi folks,
Just wanted to let everyone know that version 1.1.8 of CFJS (both the
jQuery and independent flavors) is now available for download from
riaforge.org (http://cfjs.riaforge.org).
Many thanks to Trent Richardson who coded the new functions that this
version makes available, namely:
How about:
CFQUERY name=upd_vote_yes datasource=#datasource#
update dbo.tbl_contest_2007
SET cb_vote1 = 1
WHERE cbcont_id IN (#ListQualify(Form.Vote,')#)
/CFQUERY
Cheers,
Chris
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All, Within a CFQUERY Valuelist works well when working with the query
How about using CGI.HTTP_REFERRER?
Will Tomlinson wrote:
Thanks guys! It's done. :)
Will
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Yeah, but isn't this guy talking about needing the referring page on a
system that he controls? My understanding was that he needed the
referrer from page to page *within his own app*.
Chris
Doug Bezona wrote:
On 7/3/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about using
Oh, I see. I didn't realize that's what you wanted. Oh well. Sorry.
Chris
Will Tomlinson wrote:
Yeah, the CGI.http_referer doesn't quite work like I need.
I just ended up storing the originating page in SESSION, so it's readily
available to any template that's involved in this process.
We need to have a CFE snippet repository somewhere, where you can go
pick and choose from snippets submitted by other users. Does that sound
like overkill? I know that my co-worker and I share snippets all the
time. He comes up with one that I hadn't thought of, or the other way
'round. Is
Andy,
Can you explain where to get the Coldfusion syntax and Autocomplete
files for Editplus?
Chris
Andy Matthews wrote:
Like I said earlier. Editplus with the Coldfusion syntax and Autocomplete
files is a KILLER combo.
-Original Message-
From: James Wolfe [mailto:[EMAIL
My local CFUG is constantly posting job opportunities, and not all of
them are for the local area. Have you checked with your local CFUG?
Chris
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone please tell me why there are more .Net job than cf jobs? I can't
understand why most jobs are .Net and not CF
Download the beta of CF8 and have it read the PDF in for you. You should
then be able to spit it back out, manipulate it etc. I don't know this
for a fact, but you may even be able to look at the DDX code (I think
that's what it's called if memory serves from Ben's talk at my local CFUG).
How
Hmm... I just realized that even if you can read the document in via CF8
that it might not help you in CF7. However if document editing has been
disabled in the copy they gave you, you can manipulate that stuff in CF8
and have it produce a new *unlocked* document that you could then maybe
use
Just wanted to let any interested folks know that CFJS 1.1.6 has been
released. As always, the latest version is available from the SVN
repository on RIAForge.org. I've also blogged about the changes
http://cjordan.us/index.cfm/2007/6/14/CFJS-Ver-116-Released.
Cheers everyone!
Chris
--
Since it's the only thing I've ever used, I'm curious what you don't
like about it.
Thanks,
Chris
James Smith wrote:
Is it just me or is SQL Server Management Studio Express crap?
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My suggestion for you would be jQuery. Its community is very friendly,
excited to welcome new comers, and growing all the time.
Also, since what you asked for was an 'Ajax library', I would suggest
Rob Gonda's AjaxCFC. It can be used alone (he incorporates a javascript
library called DWR), or
A friend of mine and I have built one for a client of ours, but it
doesn't handle things the way we'd really like it to. It's never a very
big priority to our client (well, not enough for them to give us the
time to fix it), and yet they're coming up with new needs for
permissions everyday (or
Apollo allows access to the client's file system. So presumably if the
client machine was running a database engine locally, then it would be
able to access it.
I don't think that Google Gears = Apollo. But it certainly seems to me
like Google Gears is trying to compete in that arena.
Thanks
IE6 doesn't handle transparent .png files well. I'm not sure about IE7.
Last I looked (and this was a year or so ago, so it could have changed)
there was a website or two out there that demonstrated IE's inability to
correctly handle .png files.
I also have very recent, first hand experience
Robert,
Try:
cfoutput
cfset i = i + 1
cfset StateArray#State#[i] = HSName
/cfoutput
Notice, that you didn't have the cfset tag in your original code, and I
didn't see that you were inside of a set of cfscript tags. Also note, that
because you're inside of a cfset tag, you do
Wow! Thanks for that information Dave!
Dave Ross wrote:
There *is* away to see exactly how much space a given object (CFC, array, or
otherwise) is taking up - perform a Heap Dump. If you are running a JVM
1.4.2_12 and up, you can force a heap dump and thqen analyze the resulting
bin file
Why is Thunderbird including this thread as part of my 'Scope Memory'
thread? What gives?
Chris
Pete wrote:
Hi all
I'm working on an application. I have been developing a form for users to
enter/edit information.
On the form I currently have provision for a user to enter up to 6 phone
Yeah, I'm just wondering how it got that way.
Chris
Jochem van Dieten wrote:
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Why is Thunderbird including this thread as part of my 'Scope Memory'
thread? What gives?
Pete's message included the following header:
References: [EMAIL PROTECTED
Damien, I think Andrew was referring to developers not the server language.
Damien McKenna wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Andrew Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2007 5:19 AM
Subject: Re: ComputerWorld declares CF dead
You get what you pay for.
No
Is there any way (outside of getting CF8 in a few months) that I can
access the amount of memory that a given scope is using?
Thanks,
Chris
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Thanks for responding Michael. I'm confused though:
Michael Dinowitz wrote:
You can dump out the scope to get a relative idea of its content.
How does dumping the scope help me get a relative idea of the number of
bytes? Am I supposed to count the number of characters in each string?
What
Thanks Dave. We've played with memory allocation in the JVM config file,
but perhaps we need to look into it again. I appreciate the links! :o)
Chris
Dave Watts wrote:
Is there any way (outside of getting CF8 in a few months)
that I can access the amount of memory that a given scope is
Michael thanks again for the response. I thought that might be what you
were suggesting. Also, I understand *completely* that none of this stuff
is exact. However, (and this may sound completely foolish), why do you
say the following (emphasis added):
what is stored in the application scope
Never mind folks. I found the answer to my problem
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=kb400255.
Cheers,
Chris
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Hi folks,
I've just installed Microsoft SQL Server Express 2005 on my laptop,
and I cannot get a CF data source to work with it. When
Hi folks,
I've just installed Microsoft SQL Server Express 2005 on my laptop, and
I cannot get a CF data source to work with it. When I installed SQL
Server I told it to use Windows Authentication. So I think the problem
is that I don't know what to put in for a username and password. I've
Thanks for the tip Josh. How is this different that looking at the
memory that the jrun process is using?
Thanks again!
Chris
Josh Nathanson wrote:
Is there any way (outside of getting CF8 in a few months) that I can
access the amount of memory that a given scope is using?
If you use
Can someone please explain to me what is gained by doing something like
this:
cfset setEncoding(form,utf-8)
cfset setEncoding(url,utf-8)
I've never concerned myself with character sets, and everything seems to
be okay for me. Are there any risks to *not* doing this?
Thanks,
Chris
--
Moron. That's who.
Andy Matthews wrote:
http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=printArticleBasic
http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=printArticleBasicar
ticleId=9020942 articleId=9020942
#5
Andy Matthews
Heath,
We had this very same problem on our CFMX6.1 sever a couple of years
ago. It was like pulling teeth to get Macromedia to help, but once we
had a test case that would produce the problem on demand, they finally
looked at it. It turns out that our ODBC driver wasn't thread safe.
Using
Scope != type
Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) wrote:
It would defeat the purpose and wonder of ColdFusion being typeless etc.
This e-mail is from Reed Exhibitions (Gateway House, 28 The Quadrant,
Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DN, United Kingdom), a division of Reed Business,
Registered in England,
Hi folks,
Is it considered bad form for the author of an article to ask folks to
digg that article http://digg.com/programming/ColdFusion_Loop_Break
for him?
Thanks,
Chris
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That's for Enterprise only, don't forget. :o(
Chris
Sean Corfield wrote:
On 5/18/07, C. Hatton Humphrey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So after the nucluear meltdown of my life yesterday I was told that we
are going to purchase CFMX 7 assuming that we will get the upgrades to
8 when the time
OT-OT... My company has dealt with Serge too, and I have to agree with
your assessment of him. Small world huh?
James Wolfe wrote:
We had this problem last year. We spoke to a whole bunch of CF Gurus and even
to the people at Macromedia (in particular a very unhelpful, derogatory
gentleman
Aaron,
Would you mind explaining some of the acronyms you threw around?
Specifically: what is DI/ioC? What is ORM (I should know my CFUG just
did a preso on Transfer I think, but I missed out)? You say, they all
solve different problems. What are those problems, and how do these
frameworks go
Thanks Mark. That's really helpful. :o)
Chris
Mark Mandel wrote:
The blog post for describing the differences between framework types:
http://www.remotesynthesis.com/blog/index.cfm/2007/2/27/Mach-II-or-ColdSpring-Understanding-the-Differences-Between-ColdFusion-Frameworks
Mark
On 5/18/07,
Man, I hate being stuck on MX6.1. That little gem could have saved me
loads of work! *grumble*... Well, I'm keeping my fingers crossed that I
can get my client to upgrade to CF8 or maybe get that cool CF7
discount/upgrade deal that Ben Forta blogged about a day or two ago.
Huff, Jerome P.
Have you seen these deals? We're trying to convince our client that this
is the way to go.
http://www.forta.com/blog/index.cfm/2007/5/2/Buy-CFMX7-At-A-Discount-And-Get-Scorpio-For-Free
http://www.buntel.com/blog/index.cfm?mode=entryentry=4E9B8319-4E22-1671-521856788AB5FA11
I suppose the only
I think that's exactly what that means. Ben, can you confirm that?
Chris
Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) wrote:
What does that retail at?
So that means if someone purchased CF7 (without subs) the day before 8 came
out you will not get the free 8 upgrade?
This e-mail is from Reed
Ditto for the Dallas presentation.
Andy Matthews wrote:
When Ben presented in Nashville, I asked about pricing. He said that CF
hasn't increased in price over the last few releases and that he expected
that the prices would go up. The exact amount he didn't indicate.
-Original
Tha'll do Donkey... tha'll do... ;o)
Mike Kear wrote:
Yes, i suggested two alternatives -
[A] I own all the IP in the code, and grant him an irrevocable
perpetual license to use it and any derivative work arising from it,
or
[B] he owns all the IP and grants me an irrevocable perpetual
Jon,
You're like the ref dropping the puck on center ice. ...nnnd
Discuss! Just sit back and watch the emails fly! :o)
I am all for getting CF some gosh-dern'd respect in the web development
community at large, and I know there have been several discussions on
this sort of topic in the
John,
Jon Clausen wrote:
On May 16, 2007, at 7:03 PM, Christopher Jordan wrote:
Each project should be required to have a white paper of sorts
describing the technologies used, the programming methods used, the
time
it took to develop, the version of CF they used (BD, Railio, Smith
Hi folks,
Check out the details here
http://cjordan.us/index.cfm/2007/5/15/CFJS--The-non-jQuery-version.
Cheers,
Chris
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Good Lord Mike, why on earth did you agree to this kind of arrangement
in the first place!? :o)
I think I'd tell the client to get stuffed, but if you've already put in
a bunch of time on it then I think I'd triple my normal rate, and do
like you said and charge for each and every bug you fix.
The more I think about it, the more I just want to tell the guy to get
stuffed. If he doesn't trust anyone then he better start teaching
himself to code these things. I might be able to understand him wanting
to check you out, ask for references that sort of thing, but to just
distrust you (or
Yes, I had my nose in the air when I was typing it, couldn't you tell? ;o)
Chris
Andy Matthews wrote:
We just thought you were being pretentious when you said liqueur.
-Original Message-
From: Christopher Jordan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2007 3:36 PM
To: CF
Also, Mike are you going to be delivering him straight CF code, or will
you be delivering him byte code only or perhaps encrypted CF?
Jochem van Dieten wrote:
Mike Kear wrote:
I think i'm going to hold my ground and demand he pays me before he
gets the CD. He can see a test version on my
*sigh* client's that know just enough to get in the way. He thinks he
knows what he's talking about because of his pre-MX experience? From the
time before they completely re-wrote the language from the ground up in
Java? Bother. I'm surprised he's not making you put cflocks around all
your
? Complete Genius...
!k
-Original Message-
From: Christopher Jordan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2007 2:21 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: OT: is this wrong on my client's part?
Good Lord Mike, why on earth did you agree to this kind of arrangement
in the first place
That's sweet Andy! If you've never heard him talk, you're in for a
treat! When he came her to Dallas was the first time I'd heard him, and
I could have listened (and asked questions) all night! As it is we were
there for three hours, and I don't think anyone wanted him to stop! :o)
Have a good
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-Original Message-
From: Christopher Jordan
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Wed May 09 17:55:00 2007
Subject: Re: Scorpio
That's sweet Andy! If you've never heard him talk, you're in for a
treat! When he
Thanks Rey! :o)
Chris
Rey Bango wrote:
Awesome work! These are really great functions my man. :)
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Hi folks,
I know this isn't a jQuery list, but I thought there might be some
interest over on this list, and I know there are some jQuery fans who
frequent CF
Thanks Jim, I'll have a look later on and see if there's anything I can
use. It's interesting you mention the extra date parts and am/pm
formatting (upper or lower), I've included that very ability in my
DateFormat() function. Well, really it's my buddy Steven's code. I just
jQuerified it, and
Hi folks,
I know this isn't a jQuery list, but I thought there might be some
interest over on this list, and I know there are some jQuery fans who
frequent CF-Talk.
I've been working the CFJS plugin again tonight, and I've added eight
new functions and fixed some sloppy JS code that was
A guy in my CFUG did a comparison of the decompiled JIT code, and found
that cfscript was faster. Sure if your example is:
cfif (a eq b)
cfset a = c /
/cfif
vs.
cfscript
if (a eq b) { a = c; }
/cfscript
then the difference is likely to be immeasurable, but for more
complicated code
That's a darn good question... would it be anything like trapping the
right-click like is done for some of the javascript/DHTML context menus
out there?
I hope you find an answer.
Cheers,
Chris
Eric Haskins wrote:
Has anyone seen a way to capture the virtual keys(VK) on a mouse. I have an
What do you mean? the timestamp format doesn't change from timezone to
timezone... just the time changes.
CST = EST - 1hour.
cfscript
DateAdd(h, -1, myESTTimeStamp);
/cfscript
Is there something I'm missing here?
Chris
Deepak Gupta wrote:
Hi
How can I convert EST timestamp to CST
I've always thought the number of years thing seemed off to me. 1 year
and the average salary is $52K a year?! Dang!
Cheers,
Chris
Dwayne Cole wrote:
Thanks.
These values seem to match my gut. However I'm not sure if the number of
years using cf should drive salaries. I trained someone
+1 for jQuery in general. :o)
Cheers,
Chris
Jon Clausen wrote:
Jerry,
jQuery's interface plugin is very capable of doing that:
http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins:Interface
HTH,
Jon
On Apr 9, 2007, at 3:13 PM, Jerry Johnson wrote:
Is there a cf-compatible javascript library that can
Hi folks,
I know I've seen this posted before, but it wasn't responded to (that I
could find), so I'll post it again.
I'm using CFX_PDF from the folks at easel2.com. The Powers-That-Be are
too cheap to get CF7 right now, and they might as well wait for Scorpio
if they're gonna upgrade, so I'm
Andrew,
Are you using a framework to do your ajax calls? If not, I highly
recommend jQuery + AjaxCFC. jQuery is a tremendous little library, and
now that Rob Gonda has branched AjaxCFC out to be a plug-in for jQuery,
it's a dynamite combo for an CF'er.
jQuery can be found here:
JSON-RPC problem when
a http request is application.json-rpc.
On 3/30/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrew,
Are you using a framework to do your ajax calls? If not, I highly
recommend jQuery + AjaxCFC. jQuery is a tremendous little library, and
now that Rob Gonda has
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