r them. I don't like Macs, you do. I won't buy one you will. Let's end the
> conversation or move it off of here before you get more flames.
>
>
>
> Bob Everland
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Nick Slay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent:
Ah... but are you still running windows on it???:^)
And one of the things I failed to mention about my Powerbook is that it has
wireless networking UNREAL!! We have two PC's, a G4 Mac and this
powerbook, and there are no cables between the Mac's and PC's, yet they have
full network acces
ytime I decide to browse the web or do anything that might tax it's poor
>> little chips!!
>
> Run Linux or Win2k Pro, then see if your computer crashes.
>
> --=@ greg @=--
> - Original Message -
> From: "Nick Slay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "
And I got one!! hehehhee
While being a PC user for ColdFusion development, I use an Apple Powerbook
for EVERYTHING else.. mainly because I'm sick and tired of my PC freezing
anytime I decide to browse the web or do anything that might tax it's poor
little chips!!
I have everything I need on this
Macromedia tools are available on
the Mac, Fireworks, Flash, Dreamweaver and Ultradev. (not sure about
generator though)
=====
Nick Slay
Technical Director
Webbods Pty Ltd (ACN 086 160 189)
PO Box 4047
Copacabana
NSW 2251
Tel: 02 4381 0284
Mob:
Hi, you can use a function called PreserveSingleQuotes before storing the
information to the database.
At least that's what I think it's for!!! :^)
> From: "Phoeun Pha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Tue, 21 Nov 2000 19:31:42 -0600
> To: CF-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Ok, I'm beating my head trying to figure this one out, so I figured I'd try
the list to see if anyone can help out before I tear ALL my hair out!!!
I'm currently writing a Forum System, and I just can't figure out a way of
grouping the messages correctly...
If I have 10 messages entered, I want
Hi Athlene,
The Application.cfm file should not have any HTML in the file, otherwise
that get's put on the page.
The CFAPPLICATION tag should be the first thing in the file. After that you
can set your session variables, and output header code etc etc
Nick
> From: "Gieseman, Athelene" <[EMAI
Oops,
Sorry Duane, I misled you... after looking back through the code, I don't
actually have a formula, I simply have a table that will display 4, 5 or 6
rows which is dynamically calculated using loops. So if you are after
something that can only show 4 rows, or show 6, depending on the days
Try pressing F9 to re-open the resource tab!
Nick
> From: "W Luke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2000 18:28:35 -
> To: CF-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Studio - left panel missing
>
> Hi,
>
> For some bizarre reason the left panel, with dire
Hi Kay,
Try getting the counts as sub queries, for example
SELECT COUNT(*) AS Artists,
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Artworks) AS Artworks,
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM News) AS News
FROM Artists
Hope this helps a little!
N\
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Can you not just escape the hash with another #, so it looks like this?
Robert Forsyth wrote:
> the '&' is part of the '&##035;' or &
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Hold that thought... you could actually try REMOVING the & before the #1510 first!!
:^)
Nick
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>> > really nasty crash too... I cant shut down, I have to power cycle.
>> >
>> > I brought this up on the Allaire Forums and found 45 other people
agreeing
>> > that it was unuseable.
>> >
>> > I read everyone in this mailing list using
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> Also note the hard return after the subject value (before each custom
> header) and the colon (:) instead of an equal sign.
>
> This solution is instead of paying for custom enhanced CFMAIL tags,
> etc... -- let me know if it does the trick.
>
> Hope tha
ax, and this service does it... the only trouble is you need to specify
additional mail headers!
Nick
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>> Why is the city example a bad one? It's something that every address that
>> is stored has, and can potentially contain many duplications.
>
> It is a good, real-world, example, IMO.
I completely agree.
> One thing you gain, regardless of key, is the domain constraint...
> the employee's
Hi Sean,
Yes, I understand what Joe is saying. But no one seems to be able to say
WHY Joe is saying this. Why is he entirely correct?
The true test that you mention would not fail if you set the database to
allow identity inserts. Obviously this depends on the database, but I'm
guessing if a
Is it just me, or does Joe seem to avoid the actual questions that Tom has
asked?? Or have the questions been truncated in some way?
Why is the city example a bad one? It's something that every address that
is stored has, and can potentially contain many duplications.
What is the relevance of
Add the ORDER BY to the end of the query... ie,
SELECT FirstName, LastName
FROMClient
ORDER BY LastName, FirstName
You can also put DESC to order descending, ie, ORDER BY LastName DESC
> From: "Pavan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2000 11:00:27 +1
I'll second that!!! :^)
I completely agree!
We all have our own opinions, preferences and experiences, and until I can
be convinced that Identity columns are bad, and 'real' primary keys are
good, I will continue to use Identity columns. The benefits that they give
me (most are listed below by
One of the reasons I use Identoty columns is because it is so much more
convenient when dealing with lists in things like VB and CF for that matter.
If you have a primary key that consists of seven fields... and you want that
information selecteable in a list, what do you set as the key?? At leas
Hi,
try this
INSERT INTO ans_answer (ans_ans, ans_pol_id)
VALUES ('¬', #ans_pol_id#)
VALUES ('#form.ans_Answer1#', #ans_pol_id#)
INSERT INTO ans_answer (ans_ans, ans_pol_id)
VALUES ('¬', #ans_pol_id#)
VALUES ('#form.ans_Answer2#', #ans_
To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: RE: Source Control
>
> Resurecting a previous thread on source control (see end for summary):
>
> Seems to be 2 options so far:
>
> 1. MS source safe - good, but hard to configure(?), and a possib
have you tried just putting NOT IN ?
> From: "Adrian Cesana" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 17:14:11 -0700
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: SQL
>
> Is there anyway to do the opposite of this...? I need something like NOT IN.
>
> SELECT blah from
Hi Joe,
Can't this be controlled from the CF Administrator on a per ODBC connection
level? If you look at the ODBC connections, there is an option to keep the
connections open for that data source. I normally leave this as on, but I
assume that unchecking that option would not keep the connect
Please excuse me, but I missed the original post here... I'm going to
presume you were asking about all the white space in the CFML pages... and
how to reduce it... if not, then I'm sorry!!
If you are using CF Server 4.5, then you can use the CFSETTING Tag, and set
the ENABLECFOUTPUTONLY paramete
I guess it's half a dozen of one, and six of the other While there is
an overhead in writing the stored procedures and CFSTOREDPROC tags, I think
you'll find that the site performance will make up for it. If this is set
up as a CFQUERY, then you're going to be making three database calls, o
e.
>
> Cheers,
> Mike Kear
> AFP Web Development
> Windsor, NSW, Australia
>
>
>
> On Thu, 6 Jul 2000, Nick Slay wrote:
>
>> I'm not sure how many reasons there are for rejecting messages, in my
>> experience, I know that specifying a sender addr
another client? If the 'undeliver' messages are placed there for a
> good reason, then it wouldn't make much sense trying to send them again.
>
> Jim
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Nick Slay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[E
ECTED]
> Subject: Hundreds of messages left undelivered ... why?
>
> Yesterday, I did a dumb thing and got into a nasty pickle with my email
> newsletter. I'm really grateful to Nick Slay for coming rapidly to my
> rescue with the solution.
>
> Now I find there's another p
Greg, Check your fields on the second insert. You are passing #address#
into City, #City# into State and #state# into Zip... are these correct?
Also, is BoatYear a Text field? if it's not, remove the ' 's that are
around the #boatyear# variable.
Hope this helps a little
> From: "gregg Kachel
Yup.. the error is in the CFMAIL tag... you're including the QUERY
parameter, which will send a copy to every address in the query maillist.
So every time you loop through the maillist query, you are also sending a
copy to every member in the list!
Nick
> From: Michael Kear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Or in the stored procedure you could save the @@IDENTITY in a variable and
return it at the end... i.e:
/*Do an insert here*/
INSERT BLAH BLAH
DECLARE StoredId INT
SELECT StoredId = @@IDENTITY
/*Do 2nd Insert Statement*/
INSERT BLAH BLAH
SELECT @StoreId
This still doesn't require the need
Hi Tom,
I seem to recall that someone posted to this list a few weeks ago saying
that there were no problems at all with using the @@IDENTITY method of
getting the Identity Column. I've certainly used it ever since I've been
writing stored procedures and have never experienced any problems, eve
>But don't use:
>
Can you tell us why we shouldn't use this?
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Yup, I've done the very same thing Each member has a timezone id, and
I use that to store ALL dates as GMT, and then calculate the local time
when the records are retrieved.
I wouldn't set the clock to GMT, as it may cause you problems if you want
to mirror the site etc etc. Leaving it a
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Try putting the MAXLENGTH attribute on the CFPROCPARAM's that are of type
CF_SQL_VARCHAR.
Hope this helps
Nick
At 13:56 26/06/00 +0100, you wrote:
>This message is in MIME format. Since your m
Hi Ken,
I use SourceSafe with Studio and it seems to do the trick. I had a few
problems with Studio 4.5, i.e. not reflecting the true checked in status of
files, and so I went back to Studio 4. I haven't heard that the problems
have been fixed and so I'm not game to try it again just yet!
I haven't tried calling queries in Access 97 with CFSTOREDPROC, however I
started development of a recent site using CFSTOREDPROC to call queries in
Access 2000, this worked really well, and changing to SQL Server 7 later
was pretty straightforward... the only trouble I had was that there wasn
Use another #.
ie, TD BGCOLOR="##CC">#variable#
At 15:47 21/06/00 -1000, you wrote:
>This is most likely a stupidly simple question, but I can't seem to find a
>solution in the reference books. How can a place a "#" inbetween
>tags?
>
>i.e.
>
>
>
>
>#variable
>
>
>
>This just pretend code,
Now the list appears to be operational again, I'll try and throw this back
out and see if anyone has any ideas! :^)
I have a small stored procedure (do_something) that takes a parameter, adds
a value to it, and then returns a value, straight forward enough, right
but what I'd like to do i
Have you looked at Merak Mail Pro? I'm not sure what the capacity is
though. I use Merak Mail as my email server and am very happy with it...
the support is excellent, the best I've ever come across for any
product!! I have had feature requests implemented within a week!!!
www.merakmail.
I use Studio and Source Safe together. I had problems with source control
integration under Studio 4.5, and from what I understand the problems still
haven't been resolved, so I'm still using Studio 4.I wouldn't do any
coding without having Source Safe to fall back on now, it's saved me fr
Hi,
I wonder if anyone might be able to give me some pointers. I have a site
in development, running under CF 4.5.1, and using SQL Server 7 as the
backend database.
I'd like to be able to schedule events, mainly the sending of email
messages, to happen at specific times. I thought that CFS
Hi,
Just wondering if anyone can help with a SQL Server 7 Stored Procedure
question.
I have a stored procedure that returns a group of fields from a table. What
I'd like to do is return a field which is the result of another stored
procedure that does something to one of the fields from the t
Hi,
Just wondering if anyone can help with a SQL Server 7 Stored Procedure
question.
I have a stored procedure that returns a group of fields from a
table. What I'd like to do is return a field which is the result of
another stored procedure that does something to one of the fields from the
.
> >using scalar functions or T/SQL statements (SQL Server).
> >
> > From what I have heard/read/experienced, the SQL engine can probably
> >do this a lot more efficiently that any CF routines you could write.
> >
> >Dick
> >
> >
> >At 10
> willing to share ideas, code, and provide a CF sounding board.
> >
> > Sharon
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In order to get the element specified in ListGetAt, CF still has to work
through the list and find that element, which still means reading each
character etc etc.
You can do the same with an array without calling a funciton...
nameofarray[elementno]
If you can, use arrays over lists.
At
Mike,
Lists are slower because CF has to process the string character by
character looking for delimiters.
At 10:20 1/06/00 -0400, you wrote:
> > ok... so when it comes to performance, it's better to use
> > strutctures than
> > arrays and both of those are better than lists.
>
>i thought list
rom what I have heard/read/experienced, the SQL engine can probably
>do this a lot more efficiently that any CF routines you could write.
>
>Dick
>
>
>At 10:10 AM +1000 6/1/2000, Nick Slay wrote:
> >ok... so when it comes to performance, it's better to use strutctures than
&
Is it more efficient to use CFML scripting rather than tags? For example,
I have some code that loops and does some calculations. At the moment I
have this using lots of and tags... would it be quicker to
put all this inside a tag.
Thanks
From memory...
CreateODBCDate( CreateDate(Year(Now(), Month(DateAdd("m", 1, Now())), 1))
At 16:32 31/05/00 -0400, you wrote:
>
>
>I have been on a 23 hour coding spree to finish up a project. How do
>you create an odbc date value for the first of next month? I thought
>i had it but someth
ok... so when it comes to performance, it's better to use strutctures than
arrays and both of those are better than lists. But what about
queries? Queries that are generated using QueryNew as opposed to SQL
statements.
I have a SQL Query result set that I need to loop through, calculate a
Oh yeah...
One other one... .Netscape calculates the borders in a funny way!! For
example, if you have two columns say 160 pixels, and the other frame 100%,
and the margins and borders are all set to 0 and NO etc, Netscape still
does some funny things with that first column... it seems to st
This thread could open a nice long debate!!! :^)
Personally, I like frames they make site navigation a breeze...
however I have run into a couple of things that make me bang my head
against a wall!!
- Probably THE single most annoying omission from CF... you can't specify a
target fram
gotcha...
the answer then, is not so good! :^)Unless anyone knows better, I
think that you'll have to use a CFQUERY to Insert the records rather than
CFINSERT.
That way you can do the Replace() on the field.
hmmm... the only other thing you could try, and I'm not sure if this will
work,
You may also want to try the DBCC CHECKIDENT (tablename) just to make sure
there aren't any problems with Identity columns if you are using them.
At 22:49 29/05/00 -0400, you wrote:
> > Can anyone tell me what may be causing the following error on
> > NT4, SP5, CF4.01 & SQL7.0 SP2, MDAC 2.5 in
Try Replace(Form.Field, " ", "")
Nick
At 19:18 29/05/00 -0500, you wrote:
>I need a form field that accepts the data, but removes all appearances of
>spaces from the field in case a user enters any.
>
>CW
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I use SourceSafe all the time with CF Studio 4.1. Everything seems to
work very well, I haven't come across any problems.. UNTIL... I
installed Studio 4.5. It had terrible problems with s
After you encrypt the variable, convert it to base 64 before storing in the
database... unfortunately the function to do this, ToBase64, is only
available in CF 4.5.
To encrypt, use
and then when comparing later, use...
HTHAL
Nick
At 08:59 26/05/00 -0400, you wrote:
>I use te fu
Just a suggestion, but try checking CheckEmail.RecordCount is GT 0 before
you do the IF test to see if CheckEmail.Email EQ.
At 18:39 25/05/00 -0700, you wrote:
>Sorry, the first message was sent in HTML formathere it
>is again. I am trying to use CFIF in a mailing list application to
>do
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>Nick Slay wrote:
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> >
> > Now if only I
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>Nick Slay wrote:
> >
> > DOH!!! What am I talking about. I've ordered VirtualPC for this
>
I'm a bit puzzled with this one. Why would you write a Trigger to fire
after an Insert statement, when you can do it in one hit using SELECT
@@IDENTITY after the INSERT Statement all in one stored procedure?
CREATE PROCEDURE UserFunction_Add
@FunctionId INT = 0 OUTPUT,
Hi Sean...
>I find it very interesting that people don't recommend the use of UUID
>as DB keys. In this way, using CreateUUID, CF would already know the
>key value and the DB INSERT would proceed on it's own.
I wasn't making any recommendations, I was simply answering a question that
was asked
If the MAX() function is used within a transaction you should be ok.
but it does mean two calls to the DB, instead of one. So there is a
performance overhead... the worst performers in a web application are the
calls to the database, so trying to reduce them as much as possible is a
good
And not to mention all the problems with SourceSafe integration!! I tried
4.5, had lots of problems (like files being marked as checked out when they
weren't etc etc), so I rolled back to 4.1. I believe these problems
haven't been fixed in 4.5.1, but I'm not game to try it again!
At 09:1
iable junk
mwahhahahah'!!)
At 15:51 24/05/00 -0700, you wrote:
>At 8:23 AM +1000 5/25/2000, Nick Slay wrote:
> >
> >Now if only I could get a copy of CF Studio for the Mac... I'd ditch my PC
> >faster than I could open the window and throw it out!! ;^)
> >
>
&g
Dick,
Thanks for all this information.. it makes me even happier with my decision
to switch to a Powerbook with VirtualPC for my admin work/emailing etc
etc!! Can't wait for it to arrive!! hehehe droool! What a spec.
built-in modem, network adapter, hot-swappable DVD Drive, SVideo co
Sorry for dropping in on this thread, but what you've said isn't strictly
true although a little pedantic, the correct way of specifying colours
in HTML is to put a # in front of the colour code, for example, #FF or
#99CCFF, so the first output statement that you listed is actually co
>SQL Server has stored procedured
Access 2000 finally has stored procedures too!! Not that I'm suggesting
you use Access of course... but I find it makes developing a site easier
using Access initially, and then upsizing to SQL when the site is ready to
go live. Saves on a few table drop
Could be because the index.cfm page doesn't exist on yahoo.com?
If you browse to the url you get a page not found error.
Nick
At 23:45 22/05/00 -0700, you wrote:
>I really thought this was working yesterday.
>
>The code:
>
>
>http://www.yahoo.com/index.cfm" method="get">
>
>
>#c
Hi Adrian
In SQL Server 6 you could use Date Functions in stored procedures or by
executing script in the enterprise manager. I would say you can still do
this in SQL Server 7.
You should be able to do something like:
UPDATE tablename
SET datefield = DateAdd(yy, 1, datefield)
WHERE whatever-
I'm a Studio user through and through and our designers use Dreamweaver.
I second Philip's comments about Frontpage!!!
At 10:44 22/05/00 +0100, you wrote:
> > Which is the best editor out there that you fellow cf'ers like?
> >
> > Adobe Go Live
> > Dreamweaver
> > Homesite
> > Frontpage
> > Liq
hmmm... never had the chance of doing Romeo & Juliet at school :^(
What an educational list this is :^)
At 11:47 19/05/00 +0100, you wrote:
> > >(For the record, WHEREFOR means "why" or "for which reason", it does not
> > >mean "where" :-) )
> >
> > h... so, Romeo, Romeo wherefor art
Hi,
I experienced the same problem with a site I was developing... I got around
it using Client variables which seemed to work well. I'm not sure if it's
an option for you, just thought I'd mention it!
N
I don't know if this will be
At 17:59 18/05/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I cannot to
Do you really need to display the $ in the field? Could you not put it on
the page before the text field?, then you wouldn't need to display the $ sign.
Alternately, you could replace the $ with nothing using Replace(fieldname,
"$", "")
Nick
At 15:18 18/05/00 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi, All
>
>
>(For the record, WHEREFOR means "why" or "for which reason", it does not
>mean "where" :-) )
h... so, Romeo, Romeo wherefor art thou Romeo... means... 'why are
you Romeo?
:^)
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