I'm using Fusebox and Prototype for some AJAX style interfaces. I
essentially built my own server-side piece to handle the JSON data.
I use conditional layouts. One full layout for normal web pages, including
all the nav, js and css. The other layout is bare bones and returns a JSON
object.
I've used this on numerous projects.
http://webfx.eae.net/dhtml/tabpane/tabpane.html
Check out the various styles as they vary quite a bit.
Terry
Richard Colman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 06/23/2006 01:37:06
PM:
Hi,
What is the EASIEST and FASTEST way to create a prototype TABBED
I've never seen a robust CF photo sharing app. My most recent adventure,
since I'm using a VPS with Bluedragon and PHP, is to use DAlbum. It's PHP,
but who cares, it works! It is totally file driven with no database. FTP
the files to the server and run a php script to re-index. Pretty simple. A
I would use CFREPORT for this. It gives you all the page control that you
need and more.
Jenny Gavin-Wear [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 06/13/2006
05:04:50 AM:
Hi all,
I have an application for a delivery company that generates a bunch
of consignment notes to be printed.
I'd like to be
I don't program for payments, but cfhttp is communication between your
server and secpay and has nothing to do with what is displayed on the
users browser.
If you are accepting CC information, then your web server and forms should
be secured, in which case you would see the appropriate lock
I haven't had to try this with CF, but with SQL Server, we use Domain
Accounts to run all the services and perform similar file copy functions.
You can then grant the Domain account the appropriate permissions on all
the servers.
Terry
J W [EMAIL PROTECTED]
06/12/2006 03:04 PM
Please
I feel kinda goofy having to ask this...
I have a forum that allows attachments and downloading. I use
URLEncodedFormat() for the file name, but when a file contains an
ampersand, the user just gets a 404 error when trying to dl the file.
URLEncodedFormat() escapes the ampersand to %26 so the
-Original Message-
From: Terry L Schmitt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: June 8, 2006 12:18 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT: ampersand in file name
I feel kinda goofy having to ask this...
I have a forum that allows attachments and downloading. I use
URLEncodedFormat() for the file name, but when a file
Regarding items 1 and 2.
Since it's Federal, there may be security requirements already established
for storage and transmittal of classified data. I'd research that some if
you can.
Terry
So what's this got to do with CrystalTech and SQL Server?
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I've been using 4.0 for several years without any trouble.
I'm not sure what the history is on the Beta. My guess is that someone
just never got around to finishing the Final version as the emphasis
switched over to 4.1 for MX.
Terry
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