Anybody got any tips on what to do about AJAX calls that are being cached?
On the webserver I have set the page to expiry immediately, I also include the required headers, the content from the AJAX calls is still being cached, it's annoying... I guess I could include a UUID in each call.
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>While you guys were all feeling hard-core working with these v1 products i was in year 10 :PLOL!!when Coldfusion first came out I was actually in year 7 in high school lol. Year 7 class of 95 what a year that was.
>I was using the Vermeer FrontPage (argh) version B4 Microsoft acquired them.yeah a
That's what I'd do, or append a timestamp on the end.
Darryl
On 03/07/06, Taco Fleur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Anybody got any tips on what to do about AJAX calls that are being cached?
> On the webserver I have set the page to expiry immediately, I also include
> the required headers, the
hehe i remember using HotDog Editor from Sausage Software... it ownzed Front Page..
I mad a website for my fav IRC channel #Brisbane... so..sad...
On 7/3/06, M@ Bourke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>While you guys were all feeling hard-core working with these v1 products i was in year 10 :P
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>PS. As of Saturday(ish) I will have dedicated 11 years to CFML -Come on Peter lets not try and rewrite historyon the 7th of June 2005 you said you first used CF on "August 2, 1995."but then again you did say (ish) maybe your super casual with your (ish)'s and a month can be an Ish to you??
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Please note that we have had to have a last minute venue change for
tonight's CFUG meeting.
The new venue for tonight is now at 388 Queen Street, which is very
close to the Riverside Centre, our regular meeting venue.
If you are standing outside the Riverside Centre facing the street,
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Hey,
This is just a complaining email. I was given the hint today that we
may be converting all our newly created CF application over to .NET.
Becausewait for it.Its a strategic strategy for the company.
i.e. the company is in love with .net(and I think it sounds cool when
they say it)
I
Why not show them you to run CFML apps on (ach!) .Net? BlueDragon allows that.I pity you however.
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The only other CF site in Newcastle.. The University of Newcastle, may be
beginning the process of porting all of its CF stuff to dot Net soon I am told.
Crazy.
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Hey,
This is just a complaining email. I was given the hint today that we
may be conve
Make
coldfusion process .net files aswell as .cfm files, then rename all
your .cfm files to .net - they won't know the
difference
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Time to move to Melbourne?
They are really struggling down here to find quality ColdFusion expertise.
I actually JUST got off the phone from a recruiter.
Mark
On 7/4/06, Joel Cass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Make coldfusion process .net files aswell as .cfm files, then rename all
> your .
Until they stop the CF service.
Regards
Dale Fraser
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sucking the life out of me
Make col
Whew! Nearly applied for a job there too!
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ahhahahaha
Yes good idea...they won't even know the difference.
As for blue dragonI've had to many issues with it. Perhaps the new
version will be a little better.
I spent 6 years learning CF now I have to go relearn all again...damnit
I wish we had the matrix plugin thingo...would make
Jeremy, I'll admit I don't know about the issues you may have faced (and I
know you wrote your note here before seeing mine, as I just sent it), but I
will recommend you give it another try. I've seen many successful migrations
from CF to BD. Heck, moving code from CF5 to CFMX (or CFMX 6 to CFMX 7
I'm assuming Peter here means he pities Jeremy's having to
to run on .NET, rather than pitying him if he chose to integrate CFML and .NET
with BlueDragon.NET. But he can correct me if I'm wrong. :-)
Even though I'm no longer with the company (left as of
April, no great shakes, just looking
Jer, I feel your pain.
the pointy-hairs here are seriously thinking Java/JSP replacement**.
thankfully the (one and only) ASP.NET app I was called in to work on
will be the last (I like C# but I won't miss ASP.NET pages).
and I just replied to a fellow TAFE teacher hitting hard times getting
CF
Oy. That note below should have come first. I do so wish we
could rely on the net to deliver emails in the same order we sent them.
I know, I know. It's an intentional design, meant to ensure
reliable delivery of packets by possibly rerouting them, blah blah. It just can
make for confusio
The company seems to be in bed with MS. So therefore they will do
everything with MS. There is no point introducing another technology.
They would rather spend the money and build it in MS.
If they want to spend the money then let them. I get paid each month if
I program in peanuts. oh wait..
Yes I pity the move to .Net.On 04/07/06, Charlie Arehart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jeremy, I'll admit I don't know about the issues you may have faced (and Iknow you wrote your note here before seeing mine, as I just sent it), but Iwill recommend you give it another try. I've seen many successful
The cfimport tag gives the error "This expression must have a constant
value." when I say:-
How can I make the taglib location dynamic?
Chris
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Hey guys,
I have a need to create word documents on the file based on data. Has
anyone done this and if so can they point me in the right direction. I
had a look at lots of examples on the web using COM objects but they
all seem to be having issues.
Jeremy
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Hmm,
Is this Coldfusion MX7+ then look at cfdocument. If it is not then look at
JasperReports, this is what is used by Coldfusion MX7.0 to deliver the
reporting solutions offer by coldfusion.
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
www.aegeon.com.au
Phone: +613 8676 4223
Mobile: 0404 998
I've used POI successfully before. The other option is too create the word
document save it as html then use CF to create the same html and save as a
.doc file. If the application's users have Office 2003, xml might be an
option as well.
All options work it just depends on your needs.
- O
On 7/4/06, Chris Velevitch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How can I make the taglib location dynamic?Short answer: You can't.(Slightly) longer answer: is interpreted at 'compile time' ie. when the CFML is converted to Java classes, so any CF variables like Application/Request/Session aren't available
> (Slightly) longer answer: is interpreted at 'compile time' ie.
> when the CFML is converted to Java classes, so any CF variables like
> Application/Request/Session aren't available to it.
That makes sense if it's done at compile time.
How about if I were to create an Applicaiton.cfc and defin
tell them BD.net if they aint into it then ask them what the hell they like about Dot Netis it just the name or is it microsoft crud "The only other CF site in Newcastle.." there is a few cf sites in newcastle, what about the lads from telligence who were at webdu or...the toy distribution comp
My impression is the shift (shaft) to .net is no CF programmers available here any more.Not much one person can do about that.
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Well some cf programmers are under-employed. For example I'm
working as a senior CF programmer at the moment, and I've been here 10
days now, and in that time I've written only one function - a total
of 12 lines of code.
The rest of the time I've been slicing up images into html blocks.
oh
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