> In that case, check the CFIDE virtual directory anyway I suspect that
it
> will have an application configured and it will not have the correct cfm
> mappings If that is the case, your best bet is to use the remove
button
> as you dont need an IIS application to be configured for CFIDE...
> I may have missed this in one of the messages but I don't think so...
>
> I'm assuming that barefoot2003 is a virtual directory just like CFIDE
is
> if so, check the following settings in IIS...
Sadly, barefoot2003 is just a folder under wwwroot.
Which is why I REALLY don't understand why i
> sorry, just found original thread before it was renamed - i see my
> suggestion was offered before,
>
> jb.
That's okay...
I found THIS on the old House of Fusion archives, but the thread just
died...if Bonnie Powers is around, I'd love to hear how she fixed this EXACT
same problem!
http://www
> you didn't by any chance FTP the administrator pages to the server did
> you? I've seen this before where customtags i've bought have just
> returned garbage when called - turns out they need to be FTP'ed in BIN
> mode and not ASCII
No! See? That's what I mean! We haven't done *anything* to thes
http://dev.lhwh.com/cfide/administrator/
That's all we're able to get...
Now, go here...
http://dev.lhwh.com/barefoot2003/
See? One works, with datasources, with cfm pages compiling and displaying
perfectly...the other...nothing.
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> > I suggested that earlier - but he says that other .cfm files
> > on the same configured sites run correctly. wouldn't that
> > indicate that the connector was correctly installed?
>
> Probably, but not necessarily. I'm not sure what Jeff means when he says
one
> URL works fine locally, but not
> Jeff,
>
> I'm speaking of the little batch files buried in the /cfusionmx/ directory
that
> remove and re-add the necessary connectors for the jvm. If you are
running CF
> the process is to remove the extension mappings in the IIS admin for the
> application.
>
> As for your problem - hmmm d
> I think your service is not being handed the request. I would run the
connectors. It looks like an encrypted file being
> served by IIS (instead of being processed first by CF) - sort of like
seeing the source code on an unecrypted file.
Nah, see, pages *within* the server are working and are be
> You must have uploaded the encrypted files to the server over ftp in
> ASCII mode, this corrupts the files. You need to use binary mode.
Wait, I never uploaded them at all. They just suddenly started acting this
way...
Can I move my administration directory on my own local machine over to our
d
When I try to go to the admin page on our development server
(http://development.ourdomain.com/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm), I'm seeing
nothing but gobbeldygook (first line sample: Allaire Cold Fusion Template
Header Size: New Version£çò~Áð¬Õh/ÔÜý¥Æhqؤä8X°É¿Ìò©?P^qv ßNÊÒ?ùFÍû'ÉÊ
"o¦ ^9.)
How
> Anyone else having this problem? It seems to have just started today
> and it seems to be a little random. Only certain people and only
> certain messages. I don't have any weird filtering set up for words or
> anything. I've just added SPAM to the junk senders list and it moves
> that stuff
> If I needed multiple formats, I'd probably make a single CFC that has
> three methods, one to pull the raw menu query (probably delegatin gto
> a dedicated DAO), one to pull the menu as a structure, and one to pull
> the menu as XML. That's really a single job, so it makes sense to
> have it all
> Depends on what you're looking to do. Structs are probably going to
> be slighly faster, and they'll be more familiar as well (since you use
> them all the time). XML, on the other hand, will let you build the
> navigation with XSL, which can be very advantageous in certiain
> situations. In a
> What's the best method of passing this object back from the CFC? Should
I
> create an xml object? Or a struct containing all the menu data and
submenu
> data? Does it matter?
I can't speak for everyone here, but I love structs. I pass structs in and
out of my CFCs all the freakin' time an
In the livedocs for cflogin, it says the following:
After a user logs in, the ColdFusion user authorization and authentication
information remains valid until any of the following happens:
1. The login times out. This happens if the user does not request a new page
for the idleTimeout period.
2. T
I'd like to add the following code in all my "New..." cfm pages:
< ---
Filename:
Created By:
Notes:
--- >
...and I was wondering where that file is located. Can't I change the
template that the new file is created from and add that in at the top? So,
if I hit "New" (or ctrl-N) the def
> > So is there any overwhelming security reason why you wouldn't
> > store additional information in a usertable?
>
> No, there isn't, usually. There may be some rare cases where you want to
> allow people to access user information but not the password column, but
> there are other ways to deal w
After reading Anthony McLure's great article on CFCs and a basic security
model
(http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/mx/coldfusion/articles/cfc_practices.html)
, I was only left with really one question, and it concerns the design of
the database...
In his example, he has a nice database design where
> > So what you're saying is, in the following example:
> >
> >
> >
> [deletia]
>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Which portions would I want to use CFCs for? This is what I'm
> > most fuzzy on.
>
> I'd probably just use it for the authentication query.
That's it? That's easy!
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> > I'm not *sure* why I want to do cflogin inside the CFC. For
> > one, I was wanting to create something that, with minimal
> > effort, could be used with Flash Remoting. I'm creating an
> > application that's going to require some basic security (IE,
> > you gotta be logged in to use it) and eve
> My question is - why do you want to do the _within_ the CFC? I
> typically use within my application.cfm files. My CFCs will
handle
> stuff like, authentication, getUserRoles, etc, but the actual mechanics of
>
> prompt for login
> use cflogin if authenticated
>
> are handled by the Application
I had tried digging into this before I went on vacation, and now that I'm
back, I'm finding that I'm back at square one and still a little confused on
how exactly to use CFCs to create a nice, clean, CFC based basic CFlogin to
protect a directory.
I have an application that I wrote upon returning
> I am trying to set up coldfusion on my Mac for development. I am running
> OS 10.3.4 and Java 1.4.2
> Thanks in advance
I have absolutely nothing to contribute to this, except to say that I am
following this thread now with bated breathI eagerly anticipate this
discussion as I'm *right* th
My current thinking on creating logins with CFCs is that you create a CFC
that passes in the Form.username and Form.password into a CFC that Queries
the DB and returns a Query object containing all of your information.
Once I've passed your username and password into the CFC and returned all of
yo
> Yes and No :-). If you install CFMX for J2EE w/ Jrun, option 2 of the
> install, a full version of Jrun *is* installed. If you choose to install
the
> Server Configuration, option 1 of the install, a full version of Jrun *is
> not* installed.
Does this matter if you're installing a single user l
From: "Dick Applebaum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> HTH
>
> Dick
/me prints that whole message out and tapes it to his laptop...
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> In general, you're better off using a database server like MS SQL Server
> rather than a desktop database like Access. Of course, SQL Server is quite
a
> bit more expensive.
Keep in mind, this is just for to develop on my Powerbook. I have
development tools at work, and I've got a PC with a Sing
> A GUI Client is useful for experimenting with/validating complex
> queries before coding them in CF.
>
> A fairly good, general-purpose, GUI SQL Client is ViennaSQL -- open
> Source, written in Java and can interface any DB that has a JDBC
> Driver.
>
> If you go MySQL, CocoaMYSQL is a Mac-s
> I mostly use the command line client that comes with the
> distribution, and for the rest pgAdmin. But there are many more,
> like phpPgAdmin, pgManage and a lot of commercial tools.
Does pgAdmin do what you can also do in the command line? I mean to say, the
stuff that you're doing in the comma
> I guess if it is small amount of traffic it is ok, I do disagree on
> principle though! use mySQL as it is for free but I can see your
> point.. and it scares me :)
Remember though, a lot of times the clients have Access as well, and they
like just going and downloading the access file themselv
> Havent uinstalled PostgreSQL on OS X as yet.. are there good clients
> apart from Aqua data studio?
Do you have to download/install PostgreSQL...then go get a client to
interface with it?
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> We don't :) Why would we want to offer MySQL when we can offer
> PostgreSQL?
So...less SQL "gotchas" on PostgreSQL? I'm listening...I'm listening...
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> Using OS X you can get mysql and phpmyadmin or/and Aqua Data studio
> (as a client for most db servers)
Yeah, I was kinda hoping to stick with CF though. Use CF with some sort of
DB.
> Just an open question do people STILL really use access in production
> environments?!
Oh sure. We do all
> You also can get free developer versions of Sybase_ASE (up to 25
> concurrent users, AIR), Oracle9i
> PointBase, etc -- most any popular DB except MS-SQL-Server and
> MS-Access.
>
> If you use SQL-Server, have a look at Sybase -- they share ancesters &
> both have T/SQ.
Sybase sounds interesting
> On Friday 18 Jun 2004 15:27 pm, Jeff Small wrote:
> > databases solutions are you guys using locally?
>
> On MacOS, I'm fairly sure you can have the normal free*/small DB's such as
> postgresql and mysql.
Okay, if a guy's familiar with access and MSSQL, whi
> I havent come across any build issues using the apache connector for
> JRUN, it works quite well. (to me it seems faster on my iBook but I
> might be wrong!)
>
> Mark Drew
>
> On
> > I followed the above instructions and had a painless install on OS X.
> > Note that I opted to remain using the b
> I don't think you'll be able to connect to Access very well from OS X. I
> haven't actually tried to do this, but I suspect that the SequeLink ODBC
> client used by CFMX is only installed on Windows. You should be able to
use
> the MS SQL Server JDBC driver to connect to SQL Server from CFMX on a
I've got ODBC in my Utilities folder, but when I want to add a datasource, I
don't have an Access Driver. I looked all over Microsoft.com but couldn't
seem to find it. Is all I need the driver for Access? Where do you go to get
one for Access and SQL Server if you're running OS X? I'm trying to slo
> //INSERT THIS LINE HERE!
>
That's awesome! I stumbled onto the same problem right when you replied.
Thanks so much! The only issue I have now is, why isn't it populating my
checkboxes with their appropriate values?
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> Yes, this is correct
I used your code in a little test example, and all I'm seeing is Text
rendered to the screen. Here is the *EXACT* contents of what I've got. Is
there any good tutorial site for outputting a FDF file using CF that maybe
could help me?
SELECT *
FROM tblPDFTesting
WHERE tblPD
> I've never processed the acrobat form data, but from what I understand,
> they're just standard form fields
Okay, that's easy enough to figure out.
> The client could see a link to a prepopulated fdf file, or they could
> see a link to cfm template that serves up the fdf file via cfcontent.
> I
- Original Message -
From: "Marlon Moyer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 07, 2004 10:27 AM
Subject: RE: I don't even know what I need to be able to do this...[fdf/cf]
> Jeff,
>
> FDF files are just simple text files that are very easy to create wi
Here are the basic requirements:
They (client) have a couple of hundred forms in PDF format that they want
*their* clients to be able to "fill out" and "submit". We have CF sitting on
their server. On their (client's) end, they want to be able to save the same
PDF form, but filled out, on their end
They both *appear* to read the same to me...but if I wanted to call my init
function inside my CFC, do I make it "private" or "package" and why would I
choose one over the other?
...
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From: "Dain Anderson"
> Jeff Small wrote:
> > But useful, in sofar as you could build a little check
> > myQuery.recordcount GT 0> and it would work...
>
> Correct me if I'm wrong, but when an empty query object is returned from
> a CFC, and then you
> > I mean, if your CFC returns a Query Object, how do you take
> > into account a Query that returns no rows? Is it just a Query
> > Object with a recordcount of 0? It's still an "okay"
> > QueryObject to pass out, right? It's just empty...right?
>
> Whether you create a query object in a CFC or a
I mean, if your CFC returns a Query Object, how do you take into account a
Query that returns no rows? Is it just a Query Object with a recordcount of
0? It's still an "okay" QueryObject to pass out, right? It's just
empty...right?
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> I always use seconds, and build up from there.
> its soo easy to work with them, with dateAdd, and dateDiff.
>
> and as always the database is really thin, since your just storing
numbers.
>
> .02
>
> tw
After I typed this, I had a thought about this more, and thought this:
Why do I need to stor
Okay, so let's say you're using SQL Server, and you want to create an
application that was going to track time and do things like, eventually
multiply hours by currency (hourly rate by 1 hour 45 minutes) and add
several rows containing time to accumulate time spent, time remaining, etc,
and graphin
**
THE CFC CODE (maint.cfc)
**
output="false" displayname="Insert A Hosting Provider" hint="Takes form data
and inserts it into a Hosting Provider Table. Returns ID of inserted record
in a struct.">
displayname="Insert Contents" hint="A Struct containing all the content from
the form, t
Sorry, I got a note saying my post was "too long". I apologize, but I was
pasting code...I broke it into two pieces and thought I'd post both parts,
so you (you all) could see it.
>From previous...
It works...I want it to be good and robust though...so, looking it over, is
there anything I can do
It works...I want it to be good and robust though...so, looking it over, is
there anything I can do to make it better? What follows is good ol' generic
code to insert from a form, but using a CFC to do so. So, look over the
Processing and the CFC and let me know what you think. Of particular
import
> If you're using SQL Server, don't pass the date from CF, get SQL Server
> to insert the data itself
>
> INSERT INTO table (dateField)
> VALUES (getDate())
Well, that's pretty cool...I've just been using #Now()#...I always forget to
let SQL do all the work...sigh...
But still, what's the differe
In Dreamweaver, using the Insertion Wizard, if I want to insert a hidden
"datesubmitted" field and use #Now()# and the database is SQLServer, which
option do I want to select in the "Submit As" dropdown? "Date" or "Date MS
Access"?
It's just a nagging question that I've always wondered...what's th
> The CF Administrator datasource settings for MS SQL Server don't allow the
> use of trusted connections. You'll need to create a native SQL login
within
> your database (as opposed to a Windows account) and use that from CF. You
> may also need to configure your SQL Server to allow both Windows a
> Actually this should be:
[snip]
Thanks Ben, Dave and Tom. This has been a real help.
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I'm looking on macromedia.com, and I'm here:
http://www.macromedia.com/software/flashremoting/downloads/components/
...and I'm wondering if I've installed these...how does one tell, and how
does one know if the updater near the bottom is loaded...
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> On Wednesday 21 Apr 2004 15:33 pm, Jeff Small wrote:
> > Is there a way to get SQL Cursor output in ColdFusion?
>
> Yup, but possibly only from stored procedures.
> What CF version ?
CFMX, does that matter?
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Is there a way to get SQL Cursor output in ColdFusion? It doesn't appear to
be available in the Query Scope.
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> >www.macromedia.com/go/wish
> >I guess we could post it to the wishlist.
>
> Please do- that's the best way to get it directly into the product team.
> This isn't the first (or do I suspect the last) time I've heard of a
request
> for code collapse in DW, I've also submitted a request for it myse
> Yes, I know that was in CF Studio (v5 I think...maybe even earlier) I
> really liked it as well and didn't even really notice it was gone until
> you just mentioned it. I don't know if there's anything lurking in
> Dreamweaver or not, but at a quick glance, I couldn't find anything.
>
> John Bu
I can't remember where this was, what software had it, and how you even got
to it, but I'll describe what it was, and someone pipe up and tell me I'm
either crazy, or I just need to dig deeper to find it...
I seem to recall that in some prior version (maybe even Studio?) that you
could highlight a
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From: "Mark A. Kruger - CFG" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2004 2:36 PM
Subject: RE: Okay, bear with me, I'm not even sure what I'm asking...
> Did I misunderstand this - I think he IS asking why he can't use
exaclty
Okay, here's the deal. One of our programmers has created an include that
would be in the root of a site (call it, "navbar.cfm") and there's one page
(index.cfm) that calls it from the root ().
Now, in navbar.cfm, there's a path to an image (let's say
src="" for instance). He's using absolute pat
> well...yeah...
>
>
> 1
>
>
Okay, see, that was my question, how do I set the "values" of the hours and
minutes. Easy enough, just pass the number of seconds...gotcha...
>
> 1
> 2
>
>
> then just add up
>
>
>
> :) tony
Once again, it was harder in my head than you've made it here on "pape
> Totally, you've been a terrific help. I hope this helped others as much as
> it helped me.
Oh yeah, one more thing, regarding how *they've* decided *they* want the
interface, which is sort of dictating my database design...I have no problem
with it, I just want to make sure it's "do-able"...
Le
> that's fine...so don't have beginTime and endTime just have timeOnTask,
and
> let them enter what they want, and translate that into seconds in the cf
> code...
>
> I use beginTime and endTime, in a web application because, I capture them
> logging in, and logging out, therefore I can interpret t
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From: "Tony Weeg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2004 1:48 PM
Subject: RE: Quick Question, RE: Datatype and future date/time calculation
> ok...
>
> I would have these tables.
>
> tasks
> --
> id
> allottedTime
> you may have posted already, but a quick run-down of the final
> application...
Oh, I'm just looking for what would be considered the "best" datatype to use
to calculate time spent doing a task. A Task, which is stored in a task
table, has a certain amount of "time" attached to it (TimeAllocated
> use seconds in an integer field...
> they are easier to work with
>
> using epoch time (01/01/1970 00:00:00.000)
>
> you can use that as a base, and do dateDiff's and dateAdd's using (now())
> or a date in the futureto get seconds in between two events...
>
> if you need more code to look
> so lets say start time was today, now().
>
>
>
> that will give you a value something like this
>
> 1080131574
>
> throw that into an integer column called beginTime
>
> and you can translate that back to a "human readable" date time like this
>
>
>
> which will return
>
> {ts '2004-03-24 1
> Use datetime datatypes with datediff/dateadd functions.
Will date time allow me to "insert" dates/times that are larger than 24
hours? I mean, no harm in trying, of course...
I was actually planning on taking advantage of datediff/dateadd, that's why
I was hoping a datetime datatype would suffi
Let's say a table was going to contain "AllocatedTime" which would be the
total time allocation for a task, say...an hour, possibly 8, maybe 16, maybe
even a half hour or 45 minutes...you get it, a range of hours and minutes,
and another table was going to contain separate entries to track progress
I've made it my mission to start all new sites that we develop using CFCs.
I'd like to wrap the queries in CFCs, I'd like to perform logins using
CFLogin and CFLoginUser (I've already got a terrific working login app
written that we reuse frequently) using CFCs and I'd like to *responsibly*
use CFC
> I think that Rob nailed it in the posting right after yours. This is only
an issue where you have a trigger that inserts into a different table that
has an IDENTITY field in it. In that case, @@IDENTITY will return the
inserted ID from the trigger rather than your your original insert. Also,
a
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From: "Bryan F. Hogan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 2:23 PM
Subject: OT: CF Mail Interface Needed
> Hi All, I'm looking for a Web Based Email client as nice as this Perl
> one at http://www.webbasedemail.com/. If
From: "Jeff Garza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 1:35 PM
Subject: Re: Reliable way to get ID of inserted record
> Be carefull using @@IDENTITY, as it can return erroneous information
(especially if your tables have triggers associated with the
> Is it legal to take our Copies of DWMX and HS+ to our home dev boxes to
use?
>
> just wondering.
>
> thanks!
I actually *just* got off the phone a couple days ago about this very topic.
I had installed Dreamweaver on a machine here at work and wanted to transfer
the license, and was on the phon
From: "Ben Forta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: "Edit" Button on IE...can you add Dreamweaver?
> I think that this is what you are looking for:
>
http://www.macromedia.com/support/dreamweaver/ts/documents/ie_default_editor
> .htm
Like a CHARM, it worked...now...Dreamweaver...my precious...
[T
In my IE "Standard Buttons" menu, there's the "Edit" button. This allows you
to "edit" a webpage in certain applications (On mine, it's Notepad, Word,
and Excel...go figure). Sometimes it would be neat to "edit" or "open" a
page with this button just to see how certain things are accomplished, sort
> I know what you mean.
>
> But the title is misleading, whole series title that is. It is not a
subject
> meant to be learned in 10 minutes, it is a series of lessons that each
take
> 10 minutes (or less). We have the Sams marketing folks to thank for that.
> :-)
I'm on the list for "Teach Yourse
Hi Rodney, I'm not really able to help all that much, but what I suggest is
trying the SQL mailing list. I replied and forwarded this to that list in an
effort to get it over to "the SQL people". They're really great at this sort
of stuff, and you might get a faster, better response from it.
Have
Nevermind. I took the pansy way out. I uninstalled CF, then just reinstalled it. I realized I simply answered the install "wizard" a little incorrectly. So I went thru it a little slower this time and just made sure I did everything right. Works like a charm now. Sorry Ben. Don't hate me.
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Crap. Now it's all hosed up. I set it up just like you said, found the file, changed port 8500 to 80, restarted, and now my CFAdministrator is all "wonky" No stylesheets, the main admin login page has broken images, and when I log in, it's all broken looking.
Did I do something wrong?
- Ori
I'm in Dreamweaver. I've JUST set up a brand new computer, and I haven't set this stuff up in ages. My CF Administrator is at http://127.0.0.1:8500/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm. I don't want that. I want it to be http://localhost/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm. The first site I set up in Dreamweave
Kevin Marino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>If this needs to be moved to a more appropriate list,
>please do.
>
>Oh and is there a good Dreamweaver discussion list out
>there, MM site is a bit lacking.
You know, I went to house of fusion to actually look,
because I've switched over to MX 2004 late
"Barney Boisvert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>In the dropdown, the last item should be "show as tabs"
>or something to that
>effect.
Daaamn. All day...all day I've been looking right at
it.
Well, it's always the most obvious things that humble you.
Thanks so much. That's the one thing that
Is there anyway to switch from the dropdown style of the
insert menu back to the tabbed version? I've just gotten
DWMX 2004 and this is my first day working with it, and
I'm about to pull my hair out switching back and forth
between the various insert toolbar dropdowns. I much
prefer the tabbe
On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 11:50:10 -0800
"Barney Boisvert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>The installer from MM has both, and it picks which you
>get based on the
>license key. You'll have to install it to tell for sure.
Yeah, that's what I did. I was kinda nervous about
installing it before I knew i
I just upgraded to StudioMX 2004, purchased from the
Macromedia site by our IT guy, and I made sure that I told
him I wanted Flash "Professional" as I understood that
this one was the one you wanted if you wanted to integrate
CF and Flash. When I downloaded it, I noticed that my
Flash installe
On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 14:17:56 -0500
"Jerry Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>string=trim(rereplaceNoCase(left(string,254),"(.*)[[:space:]]+.*$","\1"))>
Bingo...say hello to my newest snippet...
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"Tony Weeg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>sorry, I didn't read the "the field" line
>
>heh,
>that's not ur answer
>
>back to my hole.
That's okay...I think it's a *combination* of Left() and
something else. I see it as starting with Left(), but
ending at the first space character BEFOR
Okay, I know this is an easy one, and I've actually *done*
it before, I just can't remember where, or how...
On output, I've got a field that I want to clip at the
LAST space character before 254 characters are displayed.
If it's a memo/text field, and it contains 500 characters,
I only want t
On Tue, 4 Nov 2003 11:23:50 -0500
Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Ok then, by that logic, if Mike isn't at home to tell me
>not to take a dump
>on his doorstep, it's ok for me to do so. Thanks for the
>clarification!
>Mike, you might want to watch your step tonight, ok?
Great...now I've
On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 08:41:30 -0500
"Raymond Camden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>You set your roles to "admin, creative" ? Notice the
>space before
>creative. " creative" is not equal to "creative"
You da man...and my forehead hurts from banging it on my
desk.
~~
I had always thought, that if I put a column in my table
for users' "roles" that it could be a list, and
IsUserInRole() would return a true or false if the user's
role was contained in the role assigned in the cfloginuser
tag.
In other words, I had always thought you could have a role
column
on 2/12/03 12:55 PM, Dave Watts at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> However this isn't working, whenever I put the loop
>> in the output, it only returns one record. When I
>> take OUT the loop, it returns all the records but
>> only one rate:
>>
>> ...
>>
>> And here's version one of the output:
>>
There are so many people yelling at me right now...I'm about to commit hari
kari...please help me...
Okay, My query works. I know this because I can "test" it by clicking on my
recordset and clicking "test" and passing the appropriate variable.
My Joins are working, this much I know.
What I'm tr
> THE FUNCTION
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