Nathan Stanford wrote:
>>-Original Message-
>>From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>>Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 10:20 AM
>>To: CF-Talk
>>Subject: Re: NEW (ColdFusion MX or ColdFusion 4.5) and
>>Session Variables
>>( Bug)
>>
Dave Watts wrote:
>
> If you're able to rewrite a little code, you might just use a Java
> alternative to CFHTTP instead; try the Jakarta io JSP tag library:
> http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/doc/io-doc/intro.html
For everybody that is hosted on a shared host this is not an option, for
them c
Dave Watts wrote:
>
>>For everybody that is hosted on a shared host this is not an
>>option, for them cfhttp just has to work.
>>http://www.macromedia.com/v1/handlers/index.cfm?ID=23046
>>MPSB02-04 - ColdFusion MX Enterprise Edition's JSP�
>>functionality should be disabled in shared, hosted env
Chad Gray wrote:
> I may have to eat my own words. I think I found the problem with my
> crashes.
>
> You guys got me thinking about some of the code I had been writing for
> the current applications we are working on.
>
> They all had one thing in common and that is a CFX application we have
>
cf-talk wrote:
>
> Someone else told me, that you can only run one certificate
> with one port (e.g. 443) on the same IP using host-headers (HTTP 1.1)
> Can s.o. verify this ?
That is correct.
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David Fafard wrote:
>
> Having a problem getting FileExists to work
> on an Win NT 2K Server.
>
> My Files needed to check are on a mapped
> drive but it seems CFMX can not see them.
> ( I would use UNC path but I believe that is not allowed )
It doesn't help since it is a permmissions issue.
Stacy Young wrote:
> Anyone know how to stop the double prompt with IE for a document download?
> I've got:
>
>
> #result#
How about:
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Matthew Walker wrote:
> I'm coping with creating Japanese language pages using
>
>
>
> But now I need to send plain text Japanese emails. Anybody know how to
> do this?
Check your mailbox for Korean spam. Replace the Korean charset with a
Japanese one and you have a template for your email.
Brian Scandale wrote:
> Anyone else having troubles day after day trying to use the MM CF forums?
News Forums work fine.
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Chad Gray wrote:
> When I started working here. They were using an Access database to
> handle a very high traffic intranet application. I was amazed Access
> was holding up so well.
>
> I would recommend Compacting and repairing the database every once and a
> while.
>
> Also there is a scrip
Bosky, Dave wrote:
> We are hosting multiple sites using a single datasource and I wanted to know
> if that would cause a problem if all the sites use client variables? Would
> everything just get stored in a single CDATA and CGLOBAL table?
If you want that. You could also set each of them up wit
> -Original Message-
> From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, July 29, 2002 3:06 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: CF and Access
>
> Not 2 AM. Remember DST?
Chad Gray wrote:
> You can make it what ever time you want. The batch file
Todd wrote:
> Has anyone had cases were the CFMX debugger throws a page into an infinite
> loop thus causing it to refresh, refresh, refresh? I'm using the 'classic'
> debugger and it's going whacky on me.
You sure it is the debugger and not some script that gets displayed half
and acts up? I
"The terms of the settlement are confidential," the companies said in a
joint statement released after the market closed yesterday. "Customers
with products from either Adobe or Macromedia will not be affected."
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/26438.html
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Dan O'Keefe wrote:
> I saw this function in an earlier thread, and found this info on
> FusionCube's site. Has anyone ever used this?
Used it a few times (don't remember the arguments, if any). But I am not
sure if it is a good idea to incorporate it in code except for
debugging, since this wor
Chad Gray wrote:
> Just so you know MM techs are telling people to use the MM Forums to
> submit problems. See the quote below:
problems != bugs
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Could somebody who has CF MX on the same machine as some older version
of CF test the script below for me? I find the results a bit disturbing
at first sight (but maybe you see something wrong with the code).
CF MX CF 4.5
trusted cache no trusted cache
no
Jochem van Dieten wrote:
> Could somebody who has CF MX on the same machine as some older version
> of CF test the script below for me? I find the results a bit disturbing
> at first sight (but maybe you see something wrong with the code).
To be absolutely sure I installed CF 5 on
Joe Eugene wrote:
> Code Code Code I actually explained in detail what the code was
> doing...earlier
Code says more than an explanation. I submitted some code and within an
hour several people reproduced the exact bug which has been filed with
Macromedia (and I can go to bed). So far your
Tony Weeg wrote:
> hello all, and good evening (well at least on the east coast)
>
> does anyone know of a cf-way to put a pause on a page?
>
> im submitting something to a server, then 8 seconds
> later, i need to poll that server for a responsebesides
> the obvious, datediff function, and
mark brinkworth wrote:
> Was the page encoding the same for both? I would suspect that putting
>
>
>
> on the CFMX page would speed it up.
Makes a difference of maybe a few percent (in the wrong way actually),
while we're talking a performance degradation of a factor 20. So not
significant.
Paul Hastings wrote:
> just to toss in another monkey wrench, might useful to note JRE version (i'm
> using 1.4 for its "improved" i18n stuff) & if any patches were applied to
> either version.
Was running:
JVM Details
Java Version 1.3.1_03
Java VendorSun Micro
Mark A. Kruger - CFG wrote:
> We have a client interested in running an email marketing campaign. I was
> wondering if anyone out there could give me advice on:
>
> A) Where do you generally go to get targeted email addresses
Lower the settings on your spam filter and buy a few of the CD's tha
Jochem van Dieten wrote:
> Mark A. Kruger - CFG wrote:
>
>>We have a client interested in running an email marketing campaign. I was
>>wondering if anyone out there could give me advice on:
>
> But seriously, if you wanted to reach the CF community, probably one of
>
Paul Giesenhagen wrote:
> Yes, but then I take it you wouldn't do the reply to REMOVE method either.
>
> So you just don't opt-out?
I very rarely opt-out. I just modify my spam filter and report them on
some DNS blocklist.
But I get very little spam actually. I suppose for some reason people
Jacob wrote:
> That is what most of them do.
Who is "them"?
Can you prove that?
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S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
> The ones I really despise are the ones that say "This email is in compliance
> with blah blah federal regulation by providing a means of opting out. This
> is a one-time mailer, to be removed from this list, do nothing / do not
> reply."
I like those. If they contain any
Chad Gray wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a good way to filter " ' etc out of forms so on the
> action page the SQL does not crash?
cfqueryparam
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S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
>>Can anyone recommend a good way to filter " ' etc out of forms so on the
>>action page the SQL does not crash?
>
> There's no need to filter single or double quotes out of the form to prevent
> sql from erroring unless you're also using PreserveSingleQuotes() ... CF
> esc
S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> SELECT * FROM tablename WHERE field = '#string#'
>>
>>
>>It will result in the table being dropped, and CF will not
>>filter out
>>the DROP statement, even if you restricted its use (at
>>least in MX).
>>
>>Use cfqueryparam.
>
>
> Given a db that uses ~ to bo
Fitch, Tyler wrote:
>
> Etrade has a stock quote component on their home page. People would put
> the quote in, reload the whole page to get the data. They changed it to
> a Flash piece, only that changed. Saved around $400 million for them in
> bandwidth charges.
What did XMLHTTP do again?
Fitch, Tyler wrote:
>
> Imagine a e-commerce site in Flash and in HTML.
>
> A user comes in and compares multiple products, over and over again
> because they can't make up their mind and because they don't care about
> how much data they take in.
>
> In Flash, with every product page load the
Sean A Corfield wrote:
> On Thursday, August 1, 2002, at 06:14 , Jochem van Dieten wrote:
>
>>Not necessarily. Multicast could very well be the real bandwidth saver
>>here (and Flash doesn't support it).
>
>
> Read about the FlashCom Server:
> http://w
Todd wrote:
>>Not necessarily. Multicast could very well be the real bandwidth saver
>>here (and Flash doesn't support it).
>
> Correct me if I'm wrong, but ... isn't multicast = Flash Communication Server?
Multicast is a protocol that allows a server to send out 1 stream to
many recipients at
Todd wrote:
> At 03:31 AM 8/2/2002 +0200, you wrote:
>
>>Sean A Corfield wrote:
>>
>>>Read about the FlashCom Server:
>>> http://www.macromedia.com/software/flashcom/
>>
>>I tried the following:
>>http://search.atomz.com/search/?sp-a=sp1001395b&sp-p=any&sp-q=multicast
>>
>>Please enlighten m
Jon Hall wrote:
> Forgive me if I am wrong, but multicast seems like it wouldn't work on
> the internet at large. The server still has to send the packets
> somewhere. If the server sends one stream to the broadcast address of
> my subnet, my cable or dsl subnet is going to be flooded by the traff
Sean A Corfield wrote:
>
> Ah, yes, I realize that now. The multicast stuff he's talking about is
> pretty hardware specific... No, I wouldn't expect FlashCom to handle that
> per se (but it's very bandwidth-efficient when broadcasting video...).
Not really hardware specific, it is just a part
Tony Weeg wrote:
> nada.
>
> still doesnt work...
> but, the odd part, is that it works, when i do it from the command
> line like this
>
> cx_run.bat in_123.xml out_123.xml
But at the command line, are you logged in as the same user as the CF
service is logged in as?
Jochem
I hope your database understands the join syntax:
SELECT
Items.ItemID,
Items.Name,
Items.LastModified,
Viewed.UserID,
Viewed.LastViewedDate
FROM
Items LEFT OUTER JOIN Viewed
ON (Items.ItemID = Viewed.ItemID
AND
stas wrote:
> I don't think there's 24:00. It goes from 23:59 to 00:00
According to ISO 8601 the moment 2002-08-02T24:00:00 is the same as
2002-08-03T00:00:00 so it should work.
IRLYMMV
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Bryan F. Hogan wrote:
> MM Reference clearly states times are from 00:00:00 to 23:59:59.
That's why I specifically refered to the appropriate international
standards and not to what CF does.
On a related note, 23:59:60 is a correct time in UTC once every few
years to correct for the difference
Al Musella, DPM wrote:
>I moved 2 websites from my server, which was running CF 4.5, to a new
> server running CF MX. (on windows 2000)
> Of course, everything was fine when we tested, but when the DNS changes
> went live, about a week ago, everything appeared ok at first, but we just
> not
Al Musella, DPM wrote:
> Thanks guys! Everything works now.. I should have read the manual first..
> but it was panic time:)
>I guess they want to pad their tech support hours by leaving a "gotcha"
> like that in there!
I think it is more that they expect people to read the manual. Why
bo
Brook Davies wrote:
>
> I'm not sure if this is the correct way to calculate the size of the client
> var data, but I used to output it and then cut and paste it into a
> notepad and the doc weighed 17k. In general the application's client var
> string will almost never be this big, I was just t
Dan Haley wrote:
>
> a) everyone is off registering for devcon, a conference those of us in the
> Telecom industry won't be going to this year (and didn't go to last year ...
> boohoo)
I didn't know the Telecom industry had any employees left
> b) everyone is over on cf-community continuin
Matt Liotta wrote:
> Just think, you could stop using a GUI on your server and then you
> wouldn't need any kind of remote admin product at all.
Stopping with the use of a GUI does not magically take away the need for
a remote admin product, it merely indicates a change in the requirements
for
Fregas wrote:
> All,
>
> I'm sure this has been covered before, but does anyone have any tips on detecting
>bounced or bad email addresses after doing a mass emailing? I have a client that
>needs some mass emailing done but she wants the returned emails due to unknown or
>expired email accoun
Fregas wrote:
> Which logs would I check? THe cfmail logs?
>
> Let me specify a little. I want this to all be automatic by coldfusion. I
> want coldfusion to check the mail using cfpop, filter the "rejected" email
> addresses and delete them from a sql server database.
Forget "automatic by Co
Bud wrote:
> I created a user account named ColdFusion, but when I try and start
> CFAS after applying the account, I get an NT error that the service
> can't be started. RDS and Execuitive services start fine under this
> account. Any clues?
>
> CF 4.51 SP 2
> NT 4 SP 6a
Knowledgebase articl
Phillip B wrote:
> I deleted all the 0byte files out of the spool and undeliverable folders. I
> also got the log files off the server. By the way this is a Win2K server. I
> am stumped and have a real *twitch* bad *twitch* *twitch* nervous *twitch*
> twitch. ;-|
Kill the webserver and all CF ser
Phillip B wrote:
>>Start CF Application. If it goes to 99%, there is little point in
>>checking your own templates/code or whatever, just reinstall CF.
>
>
> I turned off all services and started each them one at a time. I didn't have
> any problems until I hit the CF Application. That's when it
Tormod Guldvog wrote:
>
> Here's what they say (quote from their reply to my post in their forums):
>
> "If you are worried about uptime, you should not be on a Cold Fusion MX server. We
>keep
> emailing this to our customers, putting it in newsletters etc. but people are not
> understanding
Raymond Camden wrote:
>
>
>
> Then pass #form_num# in the sql. To me, this is preferable to using
> evaluate.
>
> Anyway, I am pretty sure this was fixed in MX.
With unicode it actually gets more fun on CF MX (even though this is not
Evaluate() related).
Depending on drivers and what is in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> You have to escape the \ with \\.
Use cfqueryparam if you want your code to be portable. Or read the
message I just sent to the "Single Quote in Multiple Record Update - not
yet" thread.
> Don't ask why, I have no clue.
Because a backslash is an escape character. J
I'm having a bit of a weird problem with IE 6 (both on Windows NT and
Windows ME). It will only render part of the CSS on a page and is
especially forgetting background colors of H1 and H2 elements. When
these element are scroled off the canvas and back the background color
is suddenly rendere
"33D" is some sort of scientific notation for the number 33 (D =
decimal?). And 33 is equal to 33. Just like 33F is some sort of
different notation (F = fixed?). And of course there is the 33E-1 we all
know.
The script below will demonstre better what will work:
#Variables.A * 1#
#Variables
Kirk Boecker wrote:
> Does anyone have some instructions or sample code to help me figure out how to send
>out multi-part email messages in both plain text and html from cfmail?
I bet the list archives have some.
http://www.houseoffusion.com/cf_lists/index.cfm?method=results&forumid=4&Search=mul
S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
> This is a real stretch, but here's something similar I found by
> hapenstance... These are code comments from a css implementation at
> http://glish.com/css/7.asp
No this is something totally different but nothing new, a bug in IE :(
Changing the color of a page element
Adams, Stephen wrote:
>
> I am trying to build a comma separated list of ID number, something I have
> done many times before, but for some reason this code does not seem to be
> working. Here is my code:
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Jon Hall wrote:
> Just some thoughts...I haven't seen this bug before.
So you see the same behaviour?
> Have you tried changing the @import to a , did it have any
> effect?
Tried it. No effect (which wouldn't make sense anyway since *all* the
layout comes from a stylesheet and you can always
Zac Spitzer wrote:
> so basically as much as I hate to pose the question, CF5 apps on CFMX
> are likely to have problems with logic???
CF 3 or older applications are likely to have problems. The use of
Compare() and CompareNoCase() has been a best practise as of CF 4 at
least, it could even be
Mathy V Arumugam wrote:
>
> I have some code that dumps the contents of several queries into tables
> that are set at 21 columns wide maximum. Everything worked fine thru 5.0
> but when we upgraded to MX it would list the tags OK but then on the
> rows of data it would only list the first sev
Bryan Stevenson wrote:
> Geesh folksI know what the list is for and I personally don't care about
> the debate on Amber Alerts (whatever the hell that means). How about
> looking at things this way.
>
> Mabye someone on the list could help.gee wouldn't it be nice to be
> helpful ;-)
James Smith wrote:
> Has any one got 'page-break-before' or 'page-break-after' to work?
>
> http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/page.html#page-breaks has the appropriate
> elements listed and Bradbury TopStyle lists the 3 elements as valid for IE 4
> and onwards, however no matter how hard I try it jus
Seth Petry-Johnson wrote:
> Hello all, I am re-designing a database driven calendar application. I want
> to support recurring events (such as a weekly meeting) and I was looking for
> a few design suggestions. Basically, I want a user to be able to enter an
> event and specify that it happens o
Nick Bourgeois wrote:
> I'm having a dilemma here.
>
> I'm trying to execute a file using CFEXECUTE, and it's not working. It's
> not throwing an error or anything (I even checked the logs) ... the file
> just won't execute. The server is using CF 4.5, and CFEXECUTE is enabled (I
> checked in C
Paul Giesenhagen wrote:
> I have been noticing that my STARTUP, PARSING, & SHUTDOWN when it comes to exectuion
>time, has been jumping all over the place, for no reason it seems .. it is going from
>0 to 400ms ... any reason why this varies so much?
>
> CF5.0 WinNT IIS 5
CPU load? Disk load? N
Stacy Young wrote:
> I'm looking at setting up a Linux box with CFMX and mySql...Is this new JDBC
> driver useable?
Don't know. The technical details say it will work, but only testing can
prove that.
> Does CFMX currently use a bridge or is it JDBC straight?
RTM
http://livedocs.macromedia.co
James Smith wrote:
> I have tried a lot of things, from adding the element to existing styles to
> creating a custom class just for the page break (i.e.: .PBAfter {
> page-break-after : always}). I have also tried implementing it in several
> ways but I would have thought a simple or class="PBA
James Smith wrote:
> ok, would someone please shoot me now!
BOOM!!
> I read this one and thought "no, I am using media="all" which should work
> but no harm in trying I suppose."
> So I loaded up the page and wouldn't you know it, like an complete twonk I
> am using this on the only page on the
Is there any reason not to disable the ColdFusion MX ODBC Agent and the
ColdFusion MX ODBC Server if you are using Type 4 JDBC drivers anyway?
I have ran CF MX without these services for 2 days now without problems,
but I'm not sure if any internal (admin) functionality depedends on it.
Jochem
Gyrus wrote:
>
> - If it's the latter (just one sandbox for the whole account), don't we run
> the risk of one of our hosting clients with CFFILE enabled having potential
> access to the files of other clients?
Yes.
> - Does sandboxing affect performance or anything else significantly? What do
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Where would one install the MySQL J drivers? Is it even possible? Just
> curious.
a directory other than the cf_root directory
Installing ColdFusion MX, page 33
I use #cfusionroot#/wwwroot/web-inf/classes/.
Jochem
Dave Watts wrote:
>>CF and ASP don't play nice. Some of the settings that MS
>>recommends for security are against MM policies for CF
>>and vice versa.
>
> Could you indulge me, and provide more detail on this? I haven't seen any
> specific setting like this anywhere, yet.
MM recommends to se
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Have you gotten any performance gains out of using the MySQL Connector /
> J?
I don't use it. We needed more features so we switched to PostgreSQL.
Jochem
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Kodjo Ackah wrote:
> Why can I not get my netscape to display this type address;
> http://192.168.0.1:6001
What error?
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Douglas Brown wrote:
> Yes, but you also have to take performance into consideration
[... 0.811 ms vs. 0.370 ms ...]
I would say that that is not significant (especially since on the system
I tested both these numers are a sugnificantly lower). Just switching to
cfqueryparam probably has more
Brook Davies wrote:
> This is a reply to thread by Dave Watts from the other day
>
> Are the type 3/4 drivers superior to using the ODBC socket connection. I've
> had a few issues with the ODBC socket connection, particularly with large
> client vars. I'm not sure if the other drivers will
Brook Davies wrote:
> Try this tutorial, we build some pretty amazing js multi pages forms using
> the princibles explained here:
> http://www.dansteinman.com/dynduo/en/forms.html
>
> Here is a sample
> http://www.dansteinman.com/dynduo/examples/forms2.html
I just hope your pages will work acro
Jim Taylor wrote:
> Can You have nested
Yes
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Vernon Viehe wrote:
> ARGH! There seems to be a problem with the CF Extreme link, it's going to an article
>by Kevin Towes instead. Hold off on visiting this one till I can figure out what's
>going on and then let ya know.
Too late. I am already infected with the Flash virus. Aaaarg
>
I have been digging into the inner workings of the CF MX mail spool in
order to get advancedemail to work on CF MX. One thing I have
encountered is that apparently additional mail headers are not stored
together with the email in the spoolfolder. For example, if I use
inside a
cfmail tag, I
Brook Davies wrote:
> Is it possible to update a row in a cached query? I want to do this when a
> record in the cached record set is edited, as opposed to reloading/caching
> the entire query.
>
> I tried:
>
> attributes.start)>
In CF 4.5 this used to work (at least without the 'attributes.
Stacy Young wrote:
>
> MM techs have attributed this to Microsoft's "quirkiness" in
> LDAP protocol support...regardless...considering Microsoft's install
> base...might be a good idea to play by their rules.
And let us all write email client software that throws an error if
somebody starts a l
Jochem van Dieten wrote:
>
[..]
Code to wrap lines using a loop and Insert() was significantly slower on
CF MX as CF 5. Complete thread can be found in the archive:
http://www.houseoffusion.com/cf_lists/index.cfm?method=messages&threadid=14563&forumid=4
[..]
> The numbers:
>
Stacy Young wrote:
> Just a heads up...I'm currently helping out a buddy of mine at another
> company setup cfmx and flash com server and let me say from experience in
> watching a newbie going at this process that it's not pretty. Things like
> manually having to add AS include files, manually up
Gyrus wrote:
>
> Only, I'm just curious to see if anyone here knows of these CFMX sandboxing
> "security issues", whether or not these people are talking sense or not.
So far I have not encountered cases in which CF MX behaved bad with
respect to sandboxes. I would be interested if you could pe
Stacy Young wrote:
> You know what, you're right. I'm sure if they read every single
> piece of literature on the subject once or twice then there wouldn't be any
> trouble at all.
That sort of surprises me, considering the "or even knowing about it in
the first place" you used. So you thi
Lee Fuller wrote:
>
> Correct me if I'm wrong. But I don't think that he meant "RTFM and all
> things would be clear."
If I mean that, I have no problem putting the F in :)
> My impression was that he was just trying to clarify.
Well, I just needed the info. There are so many things that I
Ian Chia wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've got a CMFX installation under IIS that is
> driving me a little crazy with CFCs. I've been using
> CFCs on a local CFMX standalone server that works
> fine with the absolute namespace addresses.
>
> For example:
>
> mydomain.com\com\macromedia\test\HelloWorld.cfc
Joseph Opacki wrote:
> Does anyone have a list of all the param settings I can set for outgoing email
>messages?
There is no conclusive list. Some are in RFC 2821, but for the rest you
can make up your own headers. If Michael doesn't strip out all headers,
take a look at what it says in the he
Joshua Miller wrote:
> Are there any documented benchmarks comparing text searching in Verity
> to database?
Verity website?
> I'm developing a site with tens of thousands of XML documents containing
> report data that needs to be searched. I was planning on writing an
> indexing function that
S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
>
> I had a feeling this was the case ... I mean... An email message is just a
> flat text file ultimately right?
Ultimately, everything is. (One might argue about null's, ASCII 7 etc.,
but you can't really see a linefeed or a carriage return either, can you?)
> ... So
S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
>
> I think we should all start adding a random line to all our tags
> just for the hell of it.
>
> Choose from the following:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
I don't know if that is such a good idea. Maybe start with some of the
normal headers first. Like "Organisation" and "Keyw
Craig Thomas wrote:
>
> Post the code. Posting your code is really the best way for you to get help
> with this sort of problem.
Not Cathy's code, but I do think the code below is interesting. Dump it
in a template (no Application.cfm in that dir or higher in the tree) and
refresh a few times.
Craig Thomas wrote:
>
> How should I determine that the client vars are missing? I ran the script
> and I noticed that the .hitcount is not always consistent (goes back
> to 1) after switching from db/cookie/registry storage. Is that what I am
> looking for?
No. Before I set the variable
cli
Bryan Stevenson wrote:
> Ummm...Michael
>
> Should the whole list be getting a quarantine message including the word
> that quarantined it?? I assume it's just a glitch.
A glitch on Jason's side, not on Michaels side. One should *never* be
subscribed to mailinglists under any account that
Bruce Holm wrote:
> I have a text file containing records of comma delimited data.
> I was planning to read the file with CFFILE and then loop over each line (record)
>and INSERT into a db.
> Problem is, I can't figure out how to delimit each line. The reg. expression "\n"
>doesn't work as a de
Matt Liotta wrote:
>
> I am not disagreeing that CF is faster to develop in. I am simply
> pointing out that it is not because one particular feature takes less
> lines to code in CF than another language. I suspect that just as much
> time is spent in another language learning an email library's
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Perhaps this is a really loaded question... but what is it that you want it
> to do?
I want to spool email with attachments and be able to delete the
attachments right away.
Since the mail in the spoolfolder simply stores a reference to the file
and only attaches the
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