Invoke Ajax Loading Icon?

The loading icon that is displayed when I'm using things like CFDIV is great, but I want this same functionality when using AJAXPROXY and calling my own javascript routines that in turn point to my CFC functions. My apps works fine as is, but I don't have any visual notification that the

CF7 Upgrade IIS6 Virtual Directory

I need some guidance. I upgraded a Windows 2003/IIS6 server this weekend from CF6 Standard to CF7 Standard. The upgrade went fine except for a problem with a virtual directory we have configured. The virtual directory is parallel to the main website in the file-system, but is a sub-directory

Re: CF7 Upgrade IIS6 Virtual Directory

Yes - some directories are working fine with CF7. I think you've pointed me in the right direction. I exported the IIS config file and I can see the problem now. The directories that work with CF7 read: ScriptMaps= *,C:\CFusionMX7\runtime\lib\wsconfig\1\jrun_iis6_wildcard.dll,3

Re: CF7 Upgrade IIS6 Virtual Directory

Okay - I've deleted and recreated the virtual directory making sure that it is not configured as an application. The main login page will now parse when I turn off the CF6 service, but it does not move to the action page when I hit submit. I just sits there. Urghh... ~ Greg So, what is

Try/Catch with CFREPORT

I am trying to leverage CFTRY/CFCATCH with some CFREPORT calls. The CFCATCH block seems to catch any errors in the CFM page, but an error in the CFR does not seem to trigger the CFCATCH block in the calling page. Any thoughts? An example of what I'm doing is below. Thanks, Greg

Passing params to CFREPORT

I have no problems using the CFREPORTPARAM tags to pass variables into my CFREPORTS, but I want to know if there is a special scope for these paramaters. In a nutshell, I'm trying to write a generic CFML wrapper for report calls. I want to loop through the FORM structure (which might contain

CF7 Enterprise - Reporting Speed

I've used the CF reporting system quite a bit in Standard Edition, but I'm curious about the performance gains when using the Enterprise Edition of CF. I've looked for some sort of benchmarks, but all I can find in the literature are mentions of performance gains - nothing solid on which to

RE: formatting date in CFGRID

(varchar, Day(GETDATE())) + '/' + CONVERT(varchar, MONTH(GETDATE())) + '/' + CONVERT(varchar, YEAR(GETDATE())) AS MyDate Thanks, Greg Griffin Ninpro Data, Inc. Phone: 503-598-9821 Toll Free: 800-247-6641 Fax: 503-603-1801 E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED