on 8/12/00 5:57 AM, Tim Bahlke at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> With a site I developed for Lucent, I had 233,000+ unique users in a 24 hr
> period.
>
> CF had no problems.
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ent check and stripped the rightmost two
characters if it was Mac IE. Seemed to work OK.
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tion which can take a
> while!).
Does this mean that the new server will be able to run on more platforms?
JRun currently runs on virtually anything that has a Java Virtual Machine,
even Mac OS 9. It would be great to see the CF server become universally
accessible on other platforms.
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I have also done a SELECT back on the table using the exact criteria I have
just INSERTed. Obviously this will not work in all cases.
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> you can include cf and call it via SSI.
Does that work on all servers? I have had very inconsistent results. Quite
often the .shtml page just displays the CF code.
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after it
> is, required1 and the next field will not have a comma separating
> them.
Try something like:
'#required1#'
,'#author2#'
,'#title_price2#'
By putting the commas in front of the optional column names
those files from the Mac to a PC and
> continued to have problems. Has anyone ever run across this problem?
Try looking at this:
http://lookclose.com/learnmore/faqs/macieuploads.htm
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on 11/26/00 3:15 PM, netman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks for everyone's help, but I finally figured out which variable it is.
> SERVER_NAME is the one.
I think you'll find you need to use #cgi.server_name##cgi.script_name# to
get the full path...
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recode the javascript. You have no choice.
Unfortunately this means any sites coded with automatic DHTML creation
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and break badly.
Check this page for more info:
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Dates back to when computers uses teletypes for output. Carriage return is
literally that - it returned the daisywheel carriage back to the beginning
of the line. Line feed fed the paper up one line.
Windows use CR and LF for an end of line. UNIX uses LF only. Macs use CR
only.
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tuations, but not
> as a solution to the original question.
>
ok then, it was just off the top of my head.
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on 11/21/00 3:14 PM, Mark Connor at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> How do I write the isdefined to make it work? (every thing I've tried
> throws an error.) Thank you!
Try this:
And then you no longer need the comma stripping function
on 11/21/00 12:07 PM, David Cummins at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> the trick?
Don't you also need to escape the dot since it matches all characters? eg.
[^\.0-9]
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I have several apps that use URLtokens across frames that work fine in
Netscape for Mac. Is there a URL so I can test this for you?
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> any other user's session.
Just expire the session in Application.cfm:
Pass the parameter "logout" to any page and the session will die. You could
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Too late for that, I'm afraid... the schema was not designed by me.
> If you can't change your schema at this point, you can select the newest 20
> items from each table into a temporary table and then select the (global)
> newest 20 from the temporary table.
Thank
d to somehow join these tables to return a list of the newest 20 items
added in the last 24 hours. That is, the newest twenty items overall across
the tables, not the latest 20 in each table. Is there a way to do this with
a single query?
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on 11/20/00 9:52 AM, Todd Ashworth at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Could these be of any use to developers though? Especially in providing
> in-house maintenance and support for secure intranets?
I believe they're already used by many hosting providers to automate DNS
creation etc
ave a few basic queries available
then it shouldn't be too difficult.
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out a proper addition?
Are the other functions like this there because they increase performance?
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on 17/11/00 7:03 AM, Michael Gagnon at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is there a way to add colums to a MS Access database table
> using Cold Fusion?
Yep.
This will tell you all you need to know:
http://www.citilink.com/~jgarrick/vbasic/database/jetsql.html
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> And thirdly, you don't have to specify that the character is not a space,
> because a space gets turned into two spaces, remember, so also needs a space
> stripped.
Right you are. For some reason the first time I checked your solution it
didn't work but it does now - my
on 11/16/00 8:39 PM, Nick Betts at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> (home page and contact us only?) I wonder whether you are putting your
> thoughts into actions..
You are, of course, free to assume what you like.
d vice versa. It
is a rare find when you come across someone who can do both well.
Sure you can whack out a quick site with Frontpage but it will not be a
*good* site.
There are very many poor web sites out there.
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on 11/16/00 10:50 AM, David Cummins at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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This is the regExp syntax, but you would need to use this regexp to do the
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Just make the dateadd parameter negative.
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ue before storing it in the table. You can
do a tobase64(encrypt(zxxx,xxx)) around the encrypt function and then a
decrypt(tostring(tobinary(zxxx,xxx))) to get it back.
There is also CF_AHEX at the tag gallery which may be easier to implement
(and works pre-4.5)
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Hi,
A CF application I'm planning is designed to make extensive use of CFCACHE
to improve performance. Recently I heard that there may be some security
implications if this tag is used.
Has anyone had any bad experiences with CFCACHE in a security context? Any
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inking of using on the fly PDF to do the both low-rez proof and the final
> hi-res output version, but I am wondering if PDF can be taken out of
> equation altogether. We have a controled user environment, so ActiveX or
> Java applets are not out of the question. Thanks for any tips!
Ap
7;d be better off using the cgi environment variable
#cgi.http_user_agent# in CF.
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on 8/11/00 3:46 PM, Peter Theobald at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In the USA it's your rear-end. So a fanny-pack is a small "backpack" or
> "rucksack" that you wear on a belt that hangs off your "fanny". What is a
> "fanny" down under?
s. I think you'll
find it's choking on the , not the . never used
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design" but not "web" or "design".
To search for all keywords you can do this:
select from news
where 1=1
and (news.article like '%#word#%'
or news.subtitle like '%#word#%'
or news.title like '%#word#%'
or news.keywords
using an actual boolean data type.
Some people seem to use the integer data type to store 1s and 0s, while
others use a char(1) and store "y","n" etc.
What is more efficient/faster when it comes to queries?
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ing...
No chance of it working in Mac/Linux and Netscape clients? We have had
problems with all these "active" HTML editors with anything other than
IE/Win which effectively makes them useless for many customer intranets.
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ou use to connect to mySQL and that
that user/pass has the appropriate privileges in mySQL.
Make sure you have also entered a datasource name as well as the database
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> This email address no longer exists
Wow. This is spooky. Have we entered CF-TwilightZone?
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on 10/26/00 10:15 PM, Paul Johnston at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> processed.
Hmmm. Works fine for me, always has...
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tever and sets the readstate variable to 1. When you
next go to the field, it will see the value of 1 in readstate and blur() the
field, preventing modification.
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verything) and they also run MSFTP which is total junk.
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lick here to see the other non-cached
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This makes IE think each page is different and the pages are never cached.
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providing the key anyone with access to the database and
a copy of ColdFusion can instantly decrypt all the passwords. The hash
method is far better because even if the database security is broken the
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pt fails on Macs?
How do you handle surfers with JS turned off?
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on 10/17/00 12:09 PM, Shawnea Carter at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Actually, I didn't. I responded to him.
You're right. I think that's the second time I've done that in as many days.
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is deciding what to do with the
request after all. I'll have to audit the servers that I'm checking to look
for WebSitePro, but that's not a big deal.
It's good to know that CFX_HTTP (the cheap solution!) does what I need quite
nicely.
Thanks so much for your help with this
e.com;
CFX_HTTP.LastModified
CFX_HTTP.Date 10/15/2000 18:28:55 GMT
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> then filecontent is filled with data.
Interesting - I am not seeing this. It is not returning any filecontent for
me, no matter what URL I specify - cfm, htm, image or whatever. As long as I
use verb="head" I get the header only.
I don't know wh
is an audience of US citizens is
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a 90MB file I tested it on returned a result in 30ms.
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Thanks very much for this - I'll definitely check it out. Thanks to everyone
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> This executes on the browser, which means that the cookie will get set. If
> you're not setting a cookie, use CFLOCATION because it's faster (no trip to
> the browser and back).
This works well unless the user has javascript turned off. Best to also add
a Reresh met
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All versions of IE on the Mac have this issue. Sorry to bring you down. :-(
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eg.
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Click here to get the non-cached page
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IIS and Apache and virtually anything else support this - what server are
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on 10/5/00 9:12 AM, Donovan Rittenbach at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On what platform if it does?
Allaire reckons CF can do it on NT/2000 according to this (excellent)
article:
http://www.allaire.com/Handlers/index.cfm?ID=16809&Method=Full
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; the DSN...can you explain this a little better.
>
> No caching no where.
CF drops the DB connection when you generate an exception by referencing a
Table that doesn't exist in the DB in a query. You could try using a
"deliberate error" template to do this and break the c
on 10/3/00 10:31 PM, Reed Powell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> That allows you to then swap style sheets in the
> onMouseover onMouseout conditions.
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organise Camtech services and have a CFX tag that you can use. It's not
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It seems that it only shows form, url and cgi variables - no queries or
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> How do I use UUID?
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some garbled text.
What MIME type are you using for PDFs? What you describe works perfectly for
me.
You could also try using CF directory mappings - these will prevent anyone
directly accessing the files if you point them outside the Web root
direct
Has anyone
> had this problem? and if so could you please lend a
> hand?
You need CF4.5.1 SP1 to do this - you must update the Apache CF module using
the new one that comes with the update. Previous versions won't return the
variable.
FWIW, cgi.PATH_TRANSLATED still doesn'
On Wednesday, September 27, 2000, at 01:32 AM, LH Rothman wrote:
> #Company#
> #Street#
> #City#, #State# #Zip#
Try this:
#Company#
#Street#
#City#, #State# #Zip#
HTH
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on 2000-09-27 5:23 AM, Joshua Miller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is there anyway to use Access 2000 Databases with CFServer 4.0??? I get an
> error every time I try and use Access 2000 dbs.
Update to the latest MDAC. http://www.micrososft.com/data/
Rob K
en this type of behavior, and is
> there a work around that anyone is aware of?
I've seen exactly the opposite - IE for Mac was displaying the entire HTTP
header on the page as text. Upgrading from CF 4.5 to 4.5.1 fixed it for me.
What version of C
neat product if you can afford it. Large corporations apply only,
please.
Spectra is similar and far, far cheaper.
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right to enforce
them. Using encryption makes it that much easier to prove my case.
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on 9/23/00 7:41 AM, Sree@bigbuzz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is there a way to decrypt coldfusion files.
Yes. ;-)
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y this:
Click here to submit the
form
Note that you must give the form a name for this to work, like this:
Make sure the name of the form in your javascript matches the actual form
name. Names are case-sensitive.
HTH
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nd is causing this error. Your
client may be able to bypass the squid proxy, depends on his network set up.
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xt the suit will be telling you that CF can detect the
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If people want to add things to their subject lines to assist in sorting
mail, let them do it in their mail client.
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on 2000-09-19 12:09 PM, Jeff Fongemie at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> #get area#
>
#getarea#
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on 19/9/2000 12:41 AM, Vyna P. Courtney at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The tab index doesn't seem to work with Netscape. Is there something I can
> do?
No. Unfortunately it's an Internet Explorer-only function.
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on 18/9/2000 11:24 PM, Evan Lavidor at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Point me to an archive if there is one (the one linked to off of
> houseoffusion.com only goes up to Jan, 2000).
Um, check the footer of this and every message...
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