="#imagenum#"
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ield1,field2,field3,field4"
!--- Check for missing fields ---
cfloop list="#requiredfields#" index="rfields"
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What's wrong is you can't embed the logic you're trying to embed into a CFMAIL tag.
You've got to figure something else out.
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Well, you would need a table of message recipients, a table of messages, and a
CFSCHEDULE to run a script which would call up the message of the day and send it out
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, I know that the checkbox wasn't checked.
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doesn't exist in the list.
4) Append a session (or cookie) variable with the new random number.
I'm not sure what affect this would have on processing time, but I doubt it would add
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cfoutput
#StructClear(session)#
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Or simply set the session variable to blank or zero or whatever.
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Try something like this:
cfset popdate = "Tue, 19 Sep 2000 14:41:03"
cfset popdate = "#Right(popdate, 20)#"
cfset newpopdate = "#DateFormat(popdate, "dd-mm-")#"
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ODBC
setup, make sure you've got all your connection strings correct and that you've
specified a username and password for the connection.
Also, try setting up an ODBC datasource and testing it through the control panel.
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look at the person's groups to determine
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Simply append each URL with TWO pound signs and the name of the bookmark (a name) to
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Check out the DNS Lookup Utility on Fusioneers.com. Give it a test run, see how you
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I'll just setup a co-located
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understand and (hopefully) will stick to. In the long run, the
Fusebox style is better.
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accepting everything everyone has told them thus far
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I'm not sure what he meant, but my impression of "maintainable" would be things like
performance upgrades to the CF code and having a DBA rebuild and improve a SQL query
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No books yet - just online documentation. But it's soon to come. Go to Fusebox.org.
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"region" default=""
(or simply exclude the default params)
You could then check for the existence of form variables in your dynamic search query.
example:
cfif Trim(form.training) neq "")
whatever SQL
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; and have them go the the cookie-checking page on
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ign people and it
works great. They have a perfect "static" version of the site, and I've got the final
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Sounds like a connection problem to me. Perhaps a Proxy server problem?
You could make sure it's not a proxy issue by appending a random number onto the end
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Forgive me. My eyes are tired. Is there a link on the web site you referenced to the
book you mentioned?
If not, where can we find it?
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Yes. Uninstall 4.5 and reinstall 4.01.
Sorry to be so frank about it, but I've never seen a 4.5 box on NT function correctly.
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Woo hoo! Another convert. ;)
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I'm looking for a moderately priced Auction application to rent on a monthly basis vs.
purchasing it outright.
Please reply directly if you offer this service.
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Not true. CFFILE works just fine with Personal Web Server. (I tested it to make
sure.)
I'm running Personal Web Server 1.0a on my laptop.
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Ask for Adolf Chavez. Tell him I sent ya.
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CFDIRECTORY only works with local machines. If that other web site is on a server
within your network, you can create a mapping for it and search locally that way.
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tags could be used maliciously by other CF Developers on the
same box, so if you're an ISP, that's something to consider, but otherwise, don't
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Thanks. I like that even better than the one I came up with:
Replace(path_info, ListLast(path_info, "/"), "", "ALL")
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That returns the full physical path of the template. Sorry!
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Just use a CFIF when outputting the contents to exlcude that file name.
cfif name neq "main_table.xls"
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utput
/select
input type="submit" value="Show File"
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t difference = DateDiff("d", lastweekdate, datetocheck)
cfoutput
Date to Check: #datetocheck#br
Current Date: #currentdate#br
Last Week's Date: #lastweekdate#br
Difference between last week's date and date to check: #difference#
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Are you running the Enterprise edition of ColdFusion server?
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your user to upload the new database.
cfoutput
#CFUSION_DBCONNECTIONS_FLUSH()#
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ss through a column name into your query using the order by
SQL function.
Confusing?
Here's an example:
SELECT whatever
FROM whatever_table
WHERE whatever
ORDER BY #orderby#
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Sounds like a JavaScript issue to me. I would check out www.irt.org for assistance.
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I believe that even though it's a local server, you have to specify the real IP
address of the machine rather than 127.0.0.1.
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haven't received any messages since 10AM (6 hours ago)
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Try running the SQL statement directly in the database to see what happens.
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to individuals and
companies who specialize in ColdFusion development only!
Please respond by EMAIL only at this time. Qualified individuals will be contacted
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f your templates. This template is getting
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I recommend you looking into the Fusebox methodology: http://www.fusebox.org
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Looks like the variable "email" is not being passed properly through the 2nd template
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Make sure you've got cfoutput tags around that hidden variable.
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application design.
Go to Fusebox.org for more info.
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You need to make sure that passwords can be sent in clear text in order for your
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Use conditional logic to display only the 5th record or better yet, output only the
5th record by using the startrow attribute in your CFOUTPUT QUERY statement.
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Paul,
Try it and you'll find out.
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You can use the ROUND() function. (Go figure)
There are many other mathematical functions in the CFDOCS as well:
http://127.0.0.1/cfdocs/CFML_Language_Reference/3_ColdFusion_Functions/lr3_011.htm
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Yes, I've seen it. I tried entering a number that was over 10 digits into a normal
LONG INTEGER field. I believe I resolved the problem by changing the datatype for
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I believe you can initiate a CFM logout template by using JavaScript "onClose". I'm
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You need to join the data when querying it. Check your SQL docs for the proper syntax
applicable to your situation. You'll need to use a primary key which you store in the
"other" table to reference back to the main table.
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You've got it figured out. There's really no need to complicate things any further
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hat it will be taken care of - GUARANTEED.
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as the first item on the list rather
than trying to figure out whether it should be selected or not. Then output the
remaining states.
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local variables (within the sub apps) from global variables (which
you store in a app_globals file) so that you only create overhead for the applicable
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of the
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Well, again. It's nothing. You can run a test yourself to see. Just turn on
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be
deadly.
Don't sweat teh application.cfm file. Or just create the application 100% fusebox and
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Fusebox.org
There's also a separate list for Fusebox discussions hosted by the House of Fusion.
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I believe you would just run two queries at the same time.
Or am I missing something here?
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Sorry, it's not clear to me. What exactly are you trying to do?
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n the work book. An error returned stating that the table could not be
found.
So I'd say the answer to your question is NO, not with CFQUERY.
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to perhaps SQL help docs
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I take back what I said earlier. This is news to me! Thank you.
I tried this and it works.
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I'm having a hard time with your terminology.
Do you own SQL Server? If so, what version? Is it installed? If so, What operating
system are you using?
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Yuck. Doesn't sound good!
So, it doesn't matter which template you access?
Try creating a simple "hello world" script and see if the problem still persists.
You might have to reinstall the ColdFusion server.
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You're probably thinking "ListLen()".
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Huh?
Could you be a bit more specific?
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Iztok,
You need to read the CF Docs that came with your install of the CF Server.
Search for "CFQUERY".
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Actually, that's in the CF Docs that came with your installation. Those docs make for
excellent reading as does Ben Forta's "Web Application Construction Kit".
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Well, actually stupidity is painful. But to the amoeba-like brained, pain isn't an
issue.
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to secure your application by groups of users or simply by group level.
Have fun. I've done it before and it works great.
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is in fact good, check your output statements, clear your browser's
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without the user getting involved.
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me# #get_leads.Company_Name##get_leads.product_name#
#get_leads.Status_name# #DateFormat((get_leads.log_update_date), "MM/DD/")#
#lead_owner_first_name# #lead_owner_last_name# #lead_owner_company_name#
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OK Fine. I've never seen the problem, but if you say so...
Make the first item the output of the query, select it, then output the loop of weeks.
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JavaScript is great for what you're trying to do. My rule of thumb is that you use
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Although I've never personally tried this, I've heard that yes it is possible.
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create.
Then create a query to pull up the links in the order you want them displayed. Use
DateDiff to figure the difference between the last_updated and conditionally display a
"new" icon next to the link.
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Yes. When you output the data, you can use the "currentrow" attribute when you output
a query.
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Sounds like you've got a permissions problem. Make sure that the account that the CF
server is running under has permission to create directories where you want to create
them.
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t type="submit" name="delete" value="Yes" nbsp;
input type="submit" name="delete" value="No"
/form
/cfdefaultcase
/cfswitch
/cfoutput
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Somewhere you've probably got an include that has this info in it. It has nothing to
do with CF Studio or the server itself.
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Honestly, I would recommend that you take a class or buy a book on ColdFusion. I
mean, this list could be helpful in training you, but it will be a heck of a lot more
useful if you get the basics down first.
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