Unfortunately, some of us just can't "do it". It's a company thing.
If it was up to me I would have it already, but when your with a
company that has laid off 50 people in the past year, it is kind of
hard to go to the boss and try to dig up some extra money.
On 7/30/03 5:34 PM, "Wilcox, Jamile
I am on windows 2000 Sp4 but it was happening on 43 also. I have copied the
error code and sent in a bug report a few months back. I notice the when I
look in the task manager in processes that there is still and instance of
the editor running and have found that I have to restart my machine to get
This is the longest thread I've seen on this list re Cookies, and very welcome it is
too
Many sites autheticate you when you return by reading cookies set during a previous
visit. If this cookie is readable by other sites when you visit those sites, isn't
this data vulnerable?
Amazon, for one,
Hi,
I am trying to troubleshoot a server hanging problem. Could a file upload
cause this? The uploading file is a text file and depending on the size, may
be zipped. The upload works but others accessing other data via webpages
are seeing a depreciation in speed or hang at about the same time.
I have tested uploads extensively. Conclusion... I don't use them. It
saps all CPU until file upload is complete. Large files (ie 10 mg or
more) can drag a server to its knees. Just my .02.
Hi,
I am trying to troubleshoot a server hanging problem. Could a file upload
cause this? The uploading
There is an ASP file upload that works nicely with Witango (if you're on
Windows), located on Ben's WiTango Goodies site:
http://www.pcforge.com/WitangoGoodies.htm
I think you'll find it very efficient.
Tom Ferguson
> -Original Message-
> From: Ted Wolfley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Se
Management types, eh? Here are some bullit points translated from English
into management
Greater NPV* to the project brought about by lower developmental costs.
Ease of conceptualization leading to higher awareness and communication flow
to the project stakeholders.
Basic SWOT** analysis show
Just one thing to add. There is a bug (at least with Mac studio and
linux app server) in the Assign action. I've reported it. -- Session
cookies do NOT get set with the Assign action.
The workaround is the <@ASSIGN> metatag -- this works.
>Very cool stuff
>
>I can see how when the browser re
Having just come out of a "suit" role, when a technology person comes
with a proposal to upgrade a technology, I have come to hear, "I want
that cool new toy to play with." and any discussion of cost savings
sounds like, "blah blah blah" because the tech folks don't have a clue
where the co
Well heres what Scott said about session cookies:
These cookies are not saved to any local Folders or harddrive, and only
reside in memory during the current Browser window session (a virtual
cookie-jar).
These cookies only pass back their data to the Domain that assigned them, so
they are safe f
Not really a WiTango problem directly, but I have a
couple forms that end-users submit to request a graph to be generated by
WiTango. They fill out a variety of information and click submit, which
passes the post-args and <@userreferenceargument> back to the same .taf
file which then genera
Title: Re: Witango-Talk: Submitted forms are blank when going 'back'
Dave,
There is a bug in IE I ran into where it will whip out the history some times. In my case I was using a _javascript_ to pop up a calendar and insert the date once that was removed no problem. And it only effected the form
Wow Cornelius,
Your Management translation is very slick, almost scary in fact. How'd know
it that you're also a brilliant programmer :-)
When I need to hire a corporate sales force, I'm giving you a call!
---
In addition, I'd like to add my non-technical reason (because management and
Ive experienced this same thing Dave. My
solution has been to not rely on the back button.
Might be a pain but you can put an error handling
html on the place (s?) they have errors and put a button there that leads back
to the form instead of having them use the back button.
You can put
to the question of costs:
software is typically depreciated over 18 months with good reason.
That's the average useful lifespan before it needs to be upgraded.
You can delay the upgrade, but there are unknown costs associated
with that. It's just like a roof. It wears out over a period of
ti
Couple of points:
1. I have one of those $25,000 White Elephants also... argh!!!
2. In your example, you can do 4 of the WiTango jobs in the same time as
the 1 PHP job, thus earning your company the same amount.
> -Original Message-
> From: Web Dude [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent:
If you MUST upload via http, do not use IIS. Set up an apache server or
something for it. IIS dies on http upload, apache does fine.
Robert.
On Thursday, July 31, 2003, at 06:36 AM, Ted Wolfley wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to troubleshoot a server hanging problem. Could a file
upload
cause this
Not to mention your clients having rapid solutions will more likely refer
you to others and be repeat customers, making more long term revenue! (:
- Original Message -
From: "Tom Ferguson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 9:50 AM
Subject: RE: Witang
Thank you Atrix,
To get you closer to your answer Nicholas:
> > Many sites autheticate you when you return by reading
> cookies set during a previous visit. If this cookie
> is readable by other sites when you visit those sites,
> isn't this data vulnerable?
> >
> > Amazon, for one, knows your
Ok, I'm not saying it can't be done, but it would be very difficult.
When a user comes to a site and the sites places a cookie (ones with an
expire date). The site server really doesn't have control of the cookie
it just sends the set-cookie: http header which is a request to have the
browser/cli
Has anyone been able to load an image into this data type from Witango?
Or load any images into any data type
I have tried binary, varbinary, text, ntext, image
Simple witango app.
1. load file into witango variable
2. insert into database
Can someone throw me a virtual bone on this one ;-)
Ben
If you're in the developing business and your tools enable you to do 4
times as much in the same amount of time, you have choices:
- charge by the project and underbid the competitors by 20% and save
for you and the client
- charge by the hour and give all the benefit the customer but grow
your
Go
Back...
Have make good experiences with...
regards
Daniel
- Original Message -
From:
Dave
Machin
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 6:13
PM
Subject: Witango-Talk: Submitted forms
are blank when going 'back'
Not really a WiTango problem
Title: Message
Or you
can use an if action to see if all the data is entered. If not, save data
into variables and branch back to the form using the variables to load the form
fields as defaults. The variables will be empty on first use so the form
fields will be blank.
Ted
-Or
Hi All,
Wanted to make a correction to statements on cookie length limitation.
I received a test from another and failed to realize that the cookies that
was being set was the Witango_UserRefence (Tango_UserReference for W4 and
below) and not just a cookie.
there is a length limitation to the Us
>
> Now on to cookies other the reserved mentioned above
> Tested
> Ver.Cookie NameMax Length
> 5.0.1.062 unknown - I just did one with 2600 chars
Witango Server 5.0.1.062 is now limited to a 3K buffer size for setting
cookies. Anything larger is truncated and discard
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