How does one format the fields list to get more then one field returned at a
time? I can seem to only get subject or date, not both at once.
As in <@EMAILSESSIONLIST fields="subject" SESSIONID=".
Gives the message subject
As in <@EMAILSESSIONLIST fields="date" SESSIONID=".
Gives the mess
How does one format the fields list to get more then one field returned at a
time? I can seem to only get subject or date, not both at once.
As in <@EMAILSESSIONLIST fields="subject" SESSIONID=".
Gives the message subject
As in <@EMAILSESSIONLIST fields="date" SESSIONID=".
Gives the mess
Exactly. -- Robert Garcia President - BigHead Technology VP Application Development - eventpix.com 13653 West Park Dr Magalia, Ca 95954 ph: 530.645.4040 x222 fax: 530.645.4040 [EMAIL PROTECTED] - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://bighead.net/ - http://eventpix.com/ On Dec 14, 2005, at 9:16 AM, Rick Sand
I am sorry to see you go. I appreciate the help you gave me. I
personally have had great success with Witango. Maybe that is because I
am small fry and don't do anything very complicated. My site gets
about one and a half million hits a year. Not exactly enterprise
level. Witango has made it
With regards to .NET,
Server and Desktop licensing is always free on any modern Windows OS.
With .NET development, you only pay for the higher-end IDE's, if you want
one.
The Express IDE versions are free, as well as SharpDevelop, which is an
open-source IDE for .NET
http://www.icsharpcode.net
They don't help you learn how to code PHP, but the fully support the studio and servers. They also have PHP training and certification, that has become the standard in the php world. Zend has become the caretaker of PHP.So far, my experience with the support has been excellent. Very responsive and
This whole thing is so sad and discouraging to me. The problems that
you
list, Robert, are correctable, but since they weren't corrected, you are
now
leaving. This is extremely sad since you used to be one of the major
resellers.
Apparently, this is true for other major developers as well as we a
>>And with people like
you, me, ben, and other "helpers" on the list moving on, the support
is even >>going to get worse.
Yes it will only get worse, without you guys that always
jumps in with answers and workarounds and suggestions, I don’t know where someone
is going to g
For what it's worth, we are using witango and still are as happy as ever.
Our server is stable and our clients are happy and our business is growing better than it ever has.
I have programming experience in php as well and while there are things
i like about php (the C syntax mostly and all the p
I probably should add, that witango may remain alive and well as an OEM solution to some big companies in other parts of the world. Witango Inc has put our types of business, developers using it to make money on our own, way down the list of priorities. Both when it comes to support, and in its pri
I agree with Alan - haven't been on this list much, too
busy with all my witango projects! I have been turning down work for
(literally) years as my existing clients want more and more WT
development. My sites stay up, working with Robert Shubert is great,
and bugs and server issues take h
The irony for me is that I am actually in the same position as you. I use
Witango
on Windows without significant problems. I love using it. I did learn
ColdFusion 4.5
years ago and found that it took about 50% longer to do the same
application
(though there are some aspects of the language that I
Quinn,
Oh the beauty of free speech - anyone can say anything about anyone
whether it is based on fact or in the case of a few of the posts -
not. I am always being asked to say something on topics like this
publicly but I am dammed if I do and dammed if I don't. It is near
impossible to
Apologies to all. My post to Quinn was meant to be off list.
Phil
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The problem with this response is that it doesn't respond in any
way to what we are saying. In fact, it just confirms what we are saying.
The attitude seems to be "tough".
It's a sad day when one of your resellers and major developers leaves
due to lack of support. It's said when other big-name d
On a server of ours, we have the single cpu version of witango running and our CPU is pretty consistantly maxed out.
A friend of mine who does hardware stuff was saying that if we turn off
hyperthreading, we should see a gain in preformance. He was
saying with hyperthreading on, the 1 CPU acts lo
oops.
--
Robert Garcia
President - BigHead Technology
VP Application Development - eventpix.com
13653 West Park Dr
Magalia, Ca 95954
ph: 530.645.4040 x222 fax: 530.645.4040
[EMAIL PROTECTED] - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://bighead.net/ - http://eventpix.com/
On Dec 14, 2005, at 3:18 PM, Phil Wade
You must turn hyper-threading off, if you are not using the
professional license. Hyperthreading makes your cpu look like a 2
processor system to witango, and it binds to only the first logical
cpu. If you want full performance, turn hyperthreading off. If you
cannot do this in bios, then e
Thanks a bunch Robert, luckily i live close to the datacenter so I'm going to take a drive down there.On 12/14/05, Robert Garcia <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:You must turn hyper-threading off, if you are not using the
professional license. Hyperthreading makes your cpu look like a 2processor system t
I have to confess that I wish WiTango had one of those Marketing Manager
types whose job it is to set direction for the product and disseminate
information to the user base about where it is going. A bit of information
would go a long way to keeping the users happy.
That said, I know that any reso
Until then, if you have access to remote desktop, you can right click on the process in the task manager. From there you can set process affinity to ALL, and it will run on all processors. However, when witango restarts, it will bind back to first.BTW, this worked in 5.0, it should work in 5.5, unl
Well said. I'm guessing that Phil had no intention of responding and doesn't
intend to now. I'm guessing that this thread is just annoying to him.
That's sad.
Of course, I'm only guessing, but what else can I do without a response?
I'm not a rabble rouser or a discontent. I also know for a fact
ok, I have made my decision, and its time to bow out. But the remark
below that I am possibly stating things not based on fact, bothers
me. Unless you were not referring to me.
If you like, I can post our last email correspondence which ended on
11/17. Most, if not all, of my issues were di
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