Richard Dillman wrote:
The *BIG* Question is do I need to use a cfqueryparam in the second query,
and IF I do, how would I put the info into it IE what cfsqltype?
You can use cfqueryparam value=#kidlist# cfsqltype=CF_SQL_INTEGER
list=Yes
But you also might want to think about combining the
As for the cause of this, it looks like Firefox will send a form value
for anything with name=, but IE does not, so perhaps that is the
problem. It seems like you should see that listed in your cfdump
though, and I don't see anything without a name. It looks like both IE
and FF will submit
Any recommendations/leads on a CF based conference registration app,
preferably with Authorize.net integration?
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Snake wrote:
It only took me a couple of days to knock together the cfdevcon site, so I'd
say do it yourself.
That is what I am leaning towards...but also I'm betting that the level
of reporting and admin access that you expected of yourself was a bit
lower that what a paying customer would
Will Tomlinson wrote:
Good timing Ray Camden! Thanks for posting this. Perfect timing!
http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion/proven/
Of course, the links don't help much when, like the FAO Schwarz example,
they describe a project that was built on CF 5 and Spectra, and then
link to a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All,
I'm trying to figure out how best to pass a list of comma delimited id
(numeric) values to
another query. I'm having trouble with getting the list of id values to not
have a , (comma)
after the last value in the output. Any help would be very appreciated.
I just saw this article, and thought some people here may find it
useful..I use robocopy a lot for deploying files, but the array of
switches can be a bit daunting...this utility seems to make it much
easier to create a script...
Rick Root wrote:
Munson, Jacob wrote:
I highly recommend viviotech for Linux VPS hosting... comes with
BlueDragon at no extra charge if you ask for it.
I'd highly recommend it as well. Jordan might jump in and correct me,
but I believe they no longer offer the free BD Server with VPS
Ian Skinner wrote:
Then enhance it so that it can expand the pattern to more then 3
values per column. As mentioned in an earlier response, my pattern
always has three columns, but it would be nice if I could have N
possible values per column.
The original assumed the same number of
Ian Skinner wrote:
Thanks again Jim, that looks pretty good on first blush. I was still
working my brain through your first example.
Hope it works for you...if you can tell us, I'm curious to find out what
this is used for.
Ian Skinner wrote:
Yeah I'll let everybody know when I'm done. I was curious if anybody would
guess from the patterns.
My first thought when looking at them was that they had something to do
with DNA sequencing (of course, then the list would be A,C,G,T).
Mark Leder wrote:
I'm attempting to filter a query set based on a date. However, it looks
like the DateAdd function is not in an ODBC format, so I can't compare the
current date to the filePostDate + twgFileExpDate. I've looked around CFLib
without success. How would I write this?
Mark Leder wrote:
Outstanding! That was it (the filePostDate value not existing problem).
Thanks Jim and Ryan.
You also might want to use the CreateODBCDate function (without the
time)...with the time part, you will have cases where...
if now() = 11/27/2006 09:46AM and F.filePostDate =
sorry...shouldn't have had those #s around the right hand sides. fixed
below.
Jim Wright wrote:
You also might want to use the CreateODBCDate function (without the
time)...with the time part, you will have cases where...
if now() = 11/27/2006 09:46AM and F.filePostDate = 11/6/2006 00
Try this out...
cfset thelist = 0,8,16
!---Seed the list with values, by default the first element is the last
value in the list, and all of the others are the first value in the
list, could also be set manually---
cfset p1 = listlast(thelist)
cfloop index=lp from=2 to=#listlen(thelist)#
Pete wrote:
You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to
your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'Law,2) INSERT
INTO tbl_staffpracareas(practiceid,staffid) VALUES(Planning L' at line 2
I had assumed the practiceid would be a integer, but it
Pete wrote:
If a user only selects one checkbox and hits submit then everything works
fine. I would have the values 3,2 to work with. 3 being the value for
pracarealist and 2 being the value for the staffed.
If a user selects multiple checkboxes, the it falls over. I get values such
as
Jim Wright wrote:
Also, I just saw your message saying you are using MySQL...by default it
will not accept multiple statements in a query batch, so the above
method may not work at all, but I believe the solution that Michael sent
will work.
And I should qualify that by saying
Rick Faircloth wrote:
CFIF Form.Earliest_Birthdate_Day is not Day
and Form.Earliest_Birthdate_Month is not Month
and Form.Latest_Birthdate_Day is not Day
and Form.Latest_Birthdate_Month is not Month
and (((Month(Client_Birthdate) =
Rick Faircloth wrote:
Hi, all.yes, some of us are working today.
I'm trying to output client info for clients who
have birthdates between two designated months
and days.not years.
For example, I need to return all clients who have
a birthday including and between Nov 27 and Dec 3,
no
Pete wrote:
td width=10%input cfif (#staffid# IS NOT
)checked=checked/cfif name=#qGetPracticeAreas.practicearea#
type=checkbox value='1'/td
I would actually make the check boxes have the same name, and then just
work off the list of values that is submitted...
inputcfif (#staffid#
Steve Good wrote:
2. Using code i'll put below, i get this error, and i am baffled.
Here is the error:
Invalid list index 17. In function ListGetAt(list, index [,
delimiters]), the value of index, 17, is not a valid as the first
argument (this list has 16 elements). Valid indexes are
Peter Tanswell wrote:
I will probably save the selected practice areas in one field
probably as a string.
I would recommend against this...create a table to store the individual
practice areas associated with a employee...something like
tblEmployeePracticeArea
employeeid
practiceid
Then when
Rick Faircloth wrote:
Good morning, all.
I'm having to directly query a MySQL database for a client
because they can't access their web app on my server.
I'm trying to get clients' whose birthdates fall with a date range.
I've tried variations, with no success in returning *any*
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My syntax is correct yet I'm getting this error. Maybe I just a second pair
of eyes to look at this.
Thanks.
Code
CFIF ISDEFINED (FORM.client_family_id)
CFHTTP
url=http://productlocator.site.com/productlocator/resources/9/KEGP/keg.pli;
method=post name=keg
OÄuz Demirkapı wrote:
Here is a good sample link. :)
http://www.adobe.com/v1/developer/securityzone/securitybulletins.cfm
Interesting that the email address at the bottom to report the error
still directs you to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Doug Brown wrote:
I have a sort function on a search results page that is giving me an
Ambiguous column name error, and for the life of me I do not know
why. I can sort by price, SKUName and photo just fine but cannot sort
by city or state. I have a city and state column in the table I am
Rick Faircloth wrote:
By studying your examples below, it seems that I would need
to group the various query data on the output and not for the
query itself?
You need to ORDER the data in your query in whatever manner you want it
output. So in the case of your query, you would want it
Jochem van Dieten wrote:
The only sensible response is to throw an error because the column name is
ambiguous.
IT would seem sensible...but no error occurs (at least in SQL Server..)
cfquery name=test datasource=myDSN
SET NOCOUNT ON
CREATE TABLE ##thread (
threadID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
Dave Watts wrote:
And, as far as what the driver is supposed to do: I would argue that it
shouldn't let you run the query at all. You can't have two columns in the
same query object with the same name. If it let you do this before, it
shouldn't have.
Perhaps it shouldn't...but at least in
Axel Jensen wrote:
I'm trying to create a most recently updated list of tracks that we
update, and track our bugs, and feature requests with.
SELECT DISTINCTe.createdByUserID,i.itemID, i.title, e.datecreated
FROMevents e
JOINv_items i ON e.itemID = i.itemID
Mark Leder wrote:
I'm stumped on this. How to I retrieve records that do not match (I'm
wanting to display orphaned Companies that are not associated with
Projects). Tried and using NOT and NOT IN() without success.
SELECT C.company, C.companyID, C.companyCity, C.companyState,
James Smith wrote:
While processing Amazon report files I notice that they have labelled most
of their fields with - in. For example order-id and payments-date.
Having queried this file how am I going to be able to refer to the field,
obviously #order-id# won't work as it will try to
Rick Root wrote:
I'm gonna add a scaleToFit() method too that takes a maximum width and
height and forces your image to fit within that space but still maintain
aspect ratio.
I have a mod to the resize() method which adds a preserveAspect argument
that probably does what the
Jordan Michaels wrote:
To do this, you could run the following command in CFEXECUTE:
/path/to/spamassassin mailmessage.txt
and then save the results. The results themselves will look something
like this:
# spamassassin test.txt
X-Spam-Flag: YES
X-Spam-Checker-Version:
Richard Cooper wrote:
hi all,
just looking at this query and thought there must be a better way of writing
it. I'm probabley missing something obvious, here's the code:
cfquery name=editAllPages datasource=#REQUEST.theDatabase#
UPDATEcorpPages
SET priority = priority -
From the Using CFHTTP to login thread
Dave Watts wrote:
are you trying to log your user into .NET so that later, when that user
visits the .NET app directly, that user is logged in? If the former, you're
on your way. If the latter, things get a little more complicated. In that
case, you
Rick Root wrote:
Jim Wright wrote:
Their reliability seems to have improved lately, but I'll agree on the
Control Panel...at least on the linux side of things. With their linux
control panel, you can't even create your own DSN or mappings. The
windows CP is much nicer.
that's
Rick Root wrote:
HostMySite meets most of those - though I don't particularly like their
control panel and they seem to have occassional reliability issues. I
love their support though.
Their reliability seems to have improved lately, but I'll agree on the
Control Panel...at least on
Munson, Jacob wrote:
Vivio has shared accounts too.
I don't believe they offer CF or BD on their shared accounts, though.
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Richard Cooper wrote:
Hi All,
How would I turn this into an SQL while loop rather than a nested query? I
never used while loops and can't quite suss it.
Here's the code:
!--- Select the priority of this service ---
cfquery name=getAllServices datasource=#REQUEST.theDatabase#
SELECT
Jason Manaigre wrote:
Hi guys, I could never get tidy to work properly with CF files, does
anyone have a config file to share?
I use tidy all the time, its fantastic.
I was curious to see if HS had a config file...and the file are kept in...
C:\Program
Pete wrote:
Basically I don't know what these ContactFormGo.x and y values are or have
come from.
When you use a input type=image, the values that get sent buy clicking
on that image are the x and y pixel count relative to the image you
clicked on. This is used by server side image maps to
Adkins, Randy wrote:
yes, you can change from using an IMG for your submit button to a normal
submit type.
Thus only the value of the submit button would be transmitted.
alternatively, you could change your submit image to something like:
a href=# onClick=document.myform.submit();img
Ken wrote:
Thanks guys. However, instead of passing the variable through a form
variable, i decided to send it in the url. But its not working either.
Here's my code. Please tell whats wrong in it:
form name=popupform
1 input type=radio name=resid value=1 checked=checked /br /
2 input
Bobby Hartsfield wrote:
Ok let me rephrase that. Is there one in particular that you use and can
vouch for as not being complete crap?
For what you are looking for, you probably would want to get one of the
BB, Palm or CE emulators
Greg Luce wrote:
Codesweeper works great for me in Homesite. I modified the default one a bit
and use it on any inherited code. Anyone have any great Codesweeper profiles
they are proud of and would like to share?
Unless you are looking for an automated tool to do hundreds of files. As far
Walter Conti wrote:
cfquery name=getSigs datasource=firme
select signerName, signerLocation, signerComment, dateSigned,
MIN([dateSigned]) as startDate, MAX([dateSigned]) as endDate
from signatures
where signatures.petId ='#id#'
group by signerName, signerLocation, signerComment, dateSigned
alex poyaoan wrote:
hi all
is there a way i could combine a verity search for files on directories and
also on a sql database?
You can search multiple collections in a single cfsearch. There are
some caveats depending on what you want to do with the results, though,
and the subject was
Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) wrote:
LOL... I suppose then your answer is...I bet you could get IE7 to run on
Windows 2000 (even if it is standalone) but it would not be supported.
I'm betting the only way you will get to run IE7 on Win2000 is in a VM
running XP...or in a VM running linux with
lists wrote:
Hello,
I'm looking for a way to obtain the DNS servers of a domain
without having to do a whois and parsing the whois
information.
I have been able to get the IPs of www.domain.com but
can't get ns1.hostingprovider.com and
ns2.hostingprovider.com from domain.com if those
Rick Faircloth wrote:
Thanks...I'll check it out...
I did notice that I have to pay $199 for the Pro Edition
for multiple domains and then only get 1 email or phone call
for support before having to start paying for support.
That's the open source model...not the retail software model.
Jim Wright wrote:
Rick Faircloth wrote:
Thanks...I'll check it out...
I did notice that I have to pay $199 for the Pro Edition
for multiple domains and then only get 1 email or phone call
for support before having to start paying for support.
That's the open source model...not the retail
Dave Watts wrote:
Or nslookup on windows:
cfexecute name=nslookup.exe timeout=5 arguments=-q=ns
houseoffusion.com variable=dnsinfo / cfdump var=#dnsinfo#
You will have to parse the output of nslookup or dig just like you would
with whois. My understanding was that the original poster
Ken Monroe wrote:
Howdy!
There was a presentation on the use of bit masks and user permissions
made to the Arizona CFUG back in 2000-2001. I'm trying to find a
copy of that presentation or something similar. I went to the
current Arizona CFUG but it doesn't come up when I search their
Ray,
Do you have any plans to release the forge itself as a project? It
looks like it makes use of many of your other projects, and the
integrated product would probably make a pretty good project
management/issue tracking app for many dev shops.
My initial impression is a clean, uncluttered,
Gareth Hughes wrote:
I'm turning my brain to mush with a SQL conundrum and wonder if anyone can
offer some help.
I keep a record of what people searched for, the date/time they searched for
it and the page they were on when they searched. My table consists of three
columns
Mike Chabot wrote:
Remember that the database is the most important part of the Web site,
and you don't want to use any tool that may have some bug that could
result in data loss. I believe that RedGate does a good job with QA
testing and they have been supporting their software for a long
Terry Troxel wrote:
Has anyone run a MS Access action query using a cfquery
statement or any other way in CF?
I need to somehow do a Make Table query in Access and
would appreciate any
Input to help figure this out if it is possible.
Terry Troxel
This may help you...
Terry Troxel wrote:
My bad.
I obviously stated my problem wrong.
I have a make table query defined already in access as
MakeAR1 that takes a link to an existing table(Mas90 ODBC
source named AR1_CustomerMaster) and creates a new Access
table(AR1).
I would like to somehow run that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All,
I'm trying to take the records/coupons that match the first query criteria and
pass them to the second query where cookie.id and coupon.id match.
PROBLEM:
I'm getting all the coupon.id(s) in one long bunch. So instead of being able
to
apply each id in the
Ray Champagne wrote:
We have a client who is asking us our advice for hosting of a site that will
be streaming a lot of video. Basically, the site is going to host virtual
tours for Real Estate. His requirements are that the host has enough
bandwidth to handle a lot of video requests, and
Russ wrote:
Other then being able to seek within the stream, are there any other
benefits of streaming vs progressive download that I'm not seeing?
When I was looking into this, I came across this article which discussed
the differences:
Richard Colman wrote:
It used to work transparently for a long time. Nothing has changed on the
client end and these are commercially hosted sites (Crystaltech, etc.).
If any of the sites are hosted on HMS, I've had cases on two separate
domains in the last week where their FTP user database
nick way wrote:
is there a way to create new columns in tables (and even to create
new tables perhaps) via CF so i dont have to do this downloading /
uploading procedure to my mdb documnet (i'm using an access database
by the way)
What you are looking for is the Data Definition Language
Sixten Otto wrote:
The information that the modification is needed is cleverly concealed
in a single sentence in the livedocs (and probably also the dead tree
version); see under Field Searches:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/1327.htm
Then scroll down to the
Sixten Otto wrote:
That's not the case. (Certainly not in MX7, but I don't think it was true in
earlier CF/Verity versions, either.)
Our content management system uses the custom fields extensively when
indexing both database content and physical files. They're pretty much the
only way
Dave Watts wrote:
I don't think this is directly possible. However, there's no reason why you
couldn't index your files and your database content separately. Then, when
someone searches, have them query both collections, and go through the
results and match your database entries to your file
loathe wrote:
Query of queries?
QoQ can be very effective when combining a Verity search with a database
query...allowing you to output more than just the data that verity has
indexed, but still keep the order intact. But in this case there would
be a search that results in something
project requirements cf_custom1:`application/msword`
annual report cf_custom1:`application/pdf`
design templates cf_custom1:`text/html`
Does using this syntax actually do a search of the custom1 field, or
just filter on exact matches?
Ben Nadel wrote:
Hey all,
On some of clients, we have noticed that when we google them, the home
page will come up and then under it, there will be a sort of table of
contents of the site. See Dewey Ballantine:
http://www.google.com/search?q=dewey+ballantine
Is this something that
Sixten Otto wrote:
If you're asking, can I do field searches that still benefit from
the stemming, etc. that Verity applies to regular search words?
then... I'm not sure. For example, if you put a set of keywords in
custom2, and wanted to do something like: cf_custom2:important
All that said, there is a good chance that you'll spend less time coding
as a business owner and more time dealing with crazy insane client issues.
I think this is one of the best comments that I've seen in this thread.
Be prepared to deal with billing, contracts, negotiations,
Les Mizzell wrote:
What's the quickest dirtiest way (for testing only) to output all the
field names from a specific table - assuming you've *no* idea what the
field names are to start with and can only get at the table (for the
moment) through a query on a CF page?
cfquery
Seamus Campbell wrote:
Hi
I've got a field called category - which can have multiple
parent_categories.
I want to display all the parent_categories a category has in a
drop down box in a form.
I can only get it to show ONE parent_category.
Below is my current code - can anyone give a
Seamus Campbell wrote:
Many thanks - worked perfectly
Seamus
Glad that helped, and I hope I don't confuse matters, but I wanted to
point out another method you could use...
Your first query could be changed to something like:
CFQUERY NAME=get_parent_categories DATASOURCE=#request.DSN_main#
Tim Laureska wrote:
I hope this is an easy one. using SQL Server 2000.. Have a query trying to
test for empty fields. tried the following and other variations but no luck:
where members.speakers IS NOT
WHERE members.speakers ''
Also you might need to add in a AND
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All,
I'm using SQL Server and we login in under an account other than dbo
When I do my cfquery's, they won't work select * from tablename unless
I use select * from username.tablename.
Why is this and do I want to use fully qualified objects?
Thanks.
D
If
Aaron Rouse wrote:
He wants it when the ucDescription contains that value and is not just equal
to it or was that a typo in his CFIF? The case when then method may not
work depending on what DB he is using and the version of it.
Use a CASE statement in your SQL...
cfquery
James Smith wrote:
In CF and that takes about a second, so why is it taking 1:15 for MSSQL do
do it in one operation?
One thing to keep in mind is that the SQL you write and send to SQL
Server is being interpreted by their query optimization code...which is
written by humans and
Ray Champagne wrote:
Does anyone have any good examples of an accordion css control? I basically
need to have 3 sections be completely collapsed on page load, then open
when clicked on, and have linked content underneath that pushes any content
under the control downward.
I think this is
Dave Watts wrote:
Thanks Dave. You said open Query Analyzer and run the file.
I don't see where in QA I can open a file...
I don't have it in front of me, but I'm pretty sure there's an option to
open a text file. If you can't find it, you could open the file in Notepad,
then copy and
Adrian Wagner wrote:
Hi all,
Here's the deal. I need to order a query by a particular sequence that is not
in the database, nor can it be implemented in the database (the data is
imported daily from a third party which does not provide this sequence). So,
the solution my co-worker came
How can I randomise these records while having them remain distinct?
Perhaps making use of a temporary table...
SET NOCOUNT ON
SELECT DISTINCT TOP 5 t1.Field1, t2.Field2 INTO #foo
FROM t1 JOIN t2 ON (some id's)
SELECT field1,field2 FROM #foo
ORDER BY newID()
DROP TABLE #foo
SET NOCOUNT
Doug Brown wrote:
Ok, I found the culprit, but still do not understand why it only happens
with one certain make.
ORDER BY CASE WHEN
categories.category = 'Other'
THEN 1 ELSE 0 END,
categories.category
Doug,
What results do you get back if you run this query directly on the
Doug Brown wrote:
Jim,
I think this is happening in the second query that I am running. I was
having a problem with my menu system to where when there was no more data to
populate the menu it would dissapear. anyhow I added a second query to get
the last set of cat_id's viewed.
I have
Doug Brown wrote:
BadaBing. That did the trick. I think I need to brush up on my SQL a bit.
:-p
Thanks alot Bud
Doug
I'm glad you figured it out...it would be a real shame for a car like
this to just disappear...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:SC06_Aston_Martin_Vanquish_green.jpg
Doug Brown wrote:
Hey Jim...I have one more quick question for you.
As I stated before I have just the one table to display the makes and models
for the menu, and I am kinda dumbfounded as to how to display all the makes
on one page with their corresponding models beneath them. Can this be
DURETTE, STEVEN J (ASI-AIT) wrote:
Actually, this can be done like this...
Select top 5 field1, field2
From (select distinct t1.Field1, t2.Field2
from t1 join t2 on (some id's))
Order by newID()
The inner query takes care of the distinct and makes the outer query
believe that it
Doug Brown wrote:
See, there I go again not making my self clear. The table actually has more
than just makes and models of cars.
It has antiques, autos, furniture, blah blah. each parent category has it's
child category and each child has it's own child. As an example, Antiques
would have a
Ray Champagne wrote:
Anybody got any good icons (for web, gifs preferable) for files and folders?
http://www.famfamfam.com/lab/icons/
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Tim Claremont wrote:
I see where I can create the linked server, but the foxpro database and the
SQL database are on the same server. When I enter the name of the server, it
says I cannot create the local server as a linked server.
To clarify, the FoxPro database is in a directory on the
Peterson, Chris wrote:
Has anyone ever looked into writing some form of windows print driver
before?
What I would like is to have a printer installed on the end user's
machine that, when they print, an image is inserted into my database,
with a screen to allow them to index it (maybe have
Doug Brown wrote:
I have a list of categories, and I want to sort them ascending, but I need to
have the category (other) always listed last. Anyone have ideas on how to
accomplish this?
IE:
Baby Backpacks
Baby Carriers and Slings
Baby Jumpers
Play Pens
Vibrating Chairs
Other
My
Web Master wrote:
Can anyone explain why I am receiving this error? It only occurs when my
program tries to send a conformation email to someone with a email address
outside our domain. i.e. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A problem occurred when attempting to deliver mail.
This exception was caused
Jamie Jackson wrote:
The table name is qry 1(1) (everything between the quotes).
SELECT
*
FROM
[qry 1(1)]
I tried the above, but it yields:
Error Executing Database Query.
Undefined function 'FormatNumber' in expression.
Any ideas?
SELECT * FROM `qry
Jim Wright Wrote: SELECT * FROM `qry 1(1)`
Thanks, but same issue with that syntax.
Jamie
Did you do an grave accent (ascii 96), not a single quote? That works
in a local version of Access.
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Perhaps you could just create a query in Access with a friendly name
that just selects all from the oddly named table. Then use that query
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Jim Write Wrote: Did you do an grave accent (ascii 96), not a single
quote? That works in a local version of Access.
Yeah, I used the `. Unfortunately, what works *in* Access doesn't
necessarily work from CF. For instance (it's been a while since I've
used Access from CF, so don't quote
I was noticing that quite a few messages from cftalk were not getting
through to me...and finally had a chance to investigate. Apparently my
server's spamassassin install doesn't like a lot of the messages that
come through. Mainly it looks like this is due to the messages having
elements
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