Can anyone shed some light on this issue for me? I was originally storing some
images in a database, but then I convinced myself that it wasn't the most
efficient way to deliver the images, so I switched my solution to static files.
In general, can someone walk me through the pros and cons of
Nice, thanksexactly what I was looking for.
> Yes that's what I found too when using an API that returned images
> that did not have an 'image' url. Appending a .jpg or similar did not
> help either.
>
> In the end I did something like this (I knew that gifs were
> returned):
>
Quick overview of what I'm trying to do: I want to dynamically create QR Codes
and store them as images for later use (so I don't have to constantly hit up
the google charts api).
When I try:
imageNew("http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=qr&chs=200x200&chl=yourMomInMyQR";)
I get this erro
blank page when i view source.
>View source?
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I did browse to the URL...it does NOTHING. Doesn't ask for a user/password,
returns no HTMLjust a blank page.
>
> Or, even easier, just go to the URL of the service within your
> browser, since it doesn't look like there's anything special you have
> to do other than provide a username a
I think I might have misled you. The .net example is just that...an example.
I don't have a working version of the .net example. So, I only have the
request header for my CFHTTP post. Here is a dump using the
GetHttpRequestData() function:
struct
content [empty string]
headers
Nothing is glaring, but you would definitely want to look at optimizing MYSQL
for this. You can create indexes, views, etc that should help with the speed.
Take a look at http://www.learn-mysql-tutorial.com/ for a bunch of optimization
tips/tricks.
> hi guys,
>
> i have a product table w
Thanks for the response. I tried using Charles from the calling PC, but to be
honest, after looking through all of the info it gathered: 1) I was cross-eyed
and 2) I couldn't find anything out of place. I could see the request (looked
ok to me) and the response which was just the html of the p
My config: CF 7, win 2003 server, IIS 6
Not sure how to explain this and I'll probably use the wrong terms, but I need
to get info from an ASP webservice, but I've only been given VB.net example
code. Here's the example code:
Dim WebClient As New System.Net.WebClient
WebClient.Credentials = N
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