Hi
The Oracle documentation for Datatypes show varchar2 as:
VARCHAR2(size [BYTE | CHAR])
and they go on to say:
BYTE indicates that the column will have byte length semantics; CHAR
indicates that the column will have character semantics.
Ummm... anybody got a dumbed-down version of what that m
Yes Mike it is, the best place is java.sun.com and look at the api, or you
could always go looking into the class source files themselves?
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Thats not how i did it before, but thats FAR more elegant. Thanks!
I'm assuming endsWith() is a java string function is it? Where can
i find a list of all these functions? I ought to know more about
them.
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
Adobe Certified Advanced ColdFusion Develop
What? there's a manual?
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Scott,
And nor will you either, if you think about it CF sees that as a string and
Java has the method endsWith() so you can leverage of this little trick with
great uses:-)
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Arh, CF6
Use this instead...
Bruce
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endsWidth() ???
That is a fucntion that can't be found in my CF MX 6.1 manual.
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I'm having a brain fade i know i've done this before but can't
remember how I did it ..
I am programmatically getting the path to the root of the site, and I
want to make sure that if the last character in the path is a slash
(\) that it's removed. That's cos when i combine the root path
va
Putting the call out there to see if any melbourne folks would like an
end or year drinks for cfug
We are looking either the evening of tuesday the 12th or wednesday the
13th
Cast your votes :)
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Hi Mark,
thanks for that - looks like just what I need. I'm having some
trouble getting it to work though, do you have any references to a
working cf implementation?
Toby
On 06/12/2006, at 13:42 , Mark Mandel wrote:
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> Have a look at StAX for situations like this:
> http://www.go
Have a look at StAX for situations like this:
http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=java+stax&btnG=Search&meta=
Mark
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> I have a problem reading a large file. It's an xml file which I
> need to be able to parse
Hi All,
I have a problem reading a large file. It's an xml file which I
need to be able to parse and search, so using the java filereader /
bufferedreader trick doesn't help me. Problem is the file is 21MB
and it seems to be crashing the server when I read it in using
cffile. C
Hi,
Does anyone know where I can find an Ajax plugin or Flash Form application
for quick poll/survey (one question with yes/no option)?
Thanks,
George
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I don't understand what you mean by 'extra effort'... You close off some
tags. Encode some entities. Make sure tags are properly nested, and you
don't use attributes willy-nilly. Stuff that we should be doing anyway.
Good infrastructure can make doing this sort of thing easy.
Ryan Sabir wrote:
And don't forget, if you're generating valid XHTML, you're more than
half way to generating RSS feeds and exposing data as web services and
other cool things that expect valid XML.
Mark Mandel wrote:
> Honestly -
>
> My main reason for using XHTML is because it is SO much easier to do
> any sor
> How many of you are developing sites in XHTML these days?
We don't unless there is a specific reason we need content in XML.
> Is it worth the extra effort?
Not for it's own sake. IMHO aiming for valid HTML 4.01 is the best bet.
- As someone else pointed out - XHTML served as text/html get
Honestly -
My main reason for using XHTML is because it is SO much easier to do
any sort of Ajax/DHTML scripting with a nice clean DOM.
Also with a cleaner document structure I find doing maintenance on the
display layer a breeze, as opposed to the rigmarole I've gone through
for regular ol' HTM
It's an SEO book, not a development book. Anyway (in my opinion), SEO is
just a bunch of hearsay and conjecture.
Anyone who has done any work with CSS in multiple browsers knows that using
the transitional doctype in any language is a no-no. For starters, IE
misinterprets the box model incorrectly
I dont buy that Sarah.
Any search engine spider that doesnt read XHTML isnt on eof the majors
and is therefore hardly worth the worry. In fact I'd suggest, given
Google's attitude to the minor search engines, that maybe you're
better off that way cos all those link farms and portals wouldnt be
a
and yet planetocean in its December SEO book still recommends sticking with
html because:
quote:
"Some search engine spiders have had difficulty processing the XHTML DOCTYPE in
the past, so we recommend that you use the HTML 4.01 Transitional DOCTYPE, ..."
I did some research (some time ago
Ryan, i use it almost exclusively because:
[A] It's more up to date, and therefore more future proof (or perhaps less
future-risky is a more accurate way to put it)
[B] using the XHTML Strict is stricter and therefore forces me to use a more
concise and valid code (therefore more cross-browser co
Hey all,
How many of you are developing sites in XHTML these days? Is it worth the extra
effort?
thanks.
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You can't use like that, but you CAN use though.
This isn't appropriate for all situations, but is handy to know.
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can i get a meatlovers one though? (Sorry to be picky)
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> there ya go. take your pick
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> http://images.google.com/images?q=pizza&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wi
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> lots of virtual pizza to chose from.
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> On 12/5/06, Scott Barnes <[EMAI
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