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It really depends on the trajectory you are planning and the type of
condiment in the jar. Here in Australia we use Vegemite jars, although the
Nutella jar is also popular.
The majority of jar launcher crashes occur when the release mechanism is
triggered but the jar is too firmly (or not
Hey Dave,
Just a quick note to clarify... the end result of any call to a CFC is an
instance of an object.
Whether you're using cfinvoke, cfobject, or createObject(), you're still
creating an instance of an object that can be used to store data and execute
methods.
The difference is how that
You can search the cf-talk reposting on google groups for that post.
On Jun 11, 2005, at 10:08 PM, Will Tomlinson wrote:
Does someone have the link to the previous thread where Sean
explained this? I can't find it and was paying scant attention when
it was first posted. Would come in
Hi I am wondering if there are any resources on the net that describe best
practices or FAQ's wrt building apps that are hosted on shared accounts. thanks
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Don't think so - I have coded a cybersource interface before and that
is from my code.
Are you setting properties in the COM object to submit for CC
verification? Is this your object call?
cfobject action=create type=com class=Cybersource.ICS.3
name=oRequest
Dan
On 6/11/05, Bud [EMAIL
If no-one comes up with any existing resources I'd be happy to collect
the info and blog it. I've been going on about shared host security for
a while and many of the people on this list have had various experiences
with shared hosting.
Some basic ideas that come to mind as being worth discussion
I asked the question so here it is
http://www.houseoffusion.com/cf_lists/messages.cfm/forumid:4/threadid:40469
My concern is that sometimes we get too much or too little information from the
database and end up making too many trips to the database.
OR
We end up writing too many queries to
I have a form baffling me here. I'm using an image for a submit button. IT
works in FF, not not IE.
cfinput name=submit type=image src=images/button_checkout.jpg
value=checkout
If you click that and dump the results, it's just an empty string in IE.
If I use this it works fine in both.
Have you tried just input name=submit instead of
cfinput name=submit type=submit value=checkout
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From: Will Tomlinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, June 12, 2005 3:51 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: input type=image doesn't work in IE?
I have a form baffling me
Have you tried just input name=submit instead of
cfinput name=submit type=submit value=checkout
Tim, yes I tried that and it doesn't work. This is irritating! :)
Thanks,
Will
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I'm not sure if this is your problem, but when you use an image submit in IE
(not sure about firefox) you actually get two variables returned:
buttonname.x and buttonname.y - representing the x/y coordinates of the
actual click.
It's not often useful (but sometimes VERY useful) but is something
Thanks for your help guys. dave the disruptured gave me a good option that
worked. Just use a linked image to move them to the page. duhhh!
Thanks again!
Will
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Thanks Jared,
the reason I asked is I am back to working on a friends site that I haven't
messed with for awhile and I was creating the cfc objects in the
Application.cfm with cfobject name=getNewestListings
component=cfc.newListings.
and I was thinking that if at some point the host
Hi Jared,
Thanks for the help.
Yes, they're being created correctly. I can clear the server's
c:\cfusionmx7\charting\cache folder, visit this page
http://www.christchurchnz.net/chart.cfm then download and view the generated
chart in a browser. So they're definitely being generated and they're
Hi Russ,
Does Homesite+/CFStudio have any CVS support (especially for subversion?).
We're planning to move to SVN from developing from ftp, but wondering how to
set the whole thing up.
Bunch of ways to do this with Homesite. The easiest I know of is to use
TortoiseSVN. From
Hmmm. But I always eat cereal for breakfast, so that can't be it.
Anyone else?
:-)
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If the host does disable cfobject, you can get the same effect by using
cfinvoke on a special method in the CFC that returns THIS. That way you
get the instantiated component once, rather than having one
instantiation for every cfinvoke call.
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From: dave [mailto:[EMAIL
I'm jumping into this SCC/deployment discussion pretty late, but
wanted to echo the votes for Subversion for source control. On the
client side, TortoiseSVN on the Windows client side is excellent and
Subclipse is there for Eclipse users.
(I haven't seen any Mac users chime in about how it works
stylo stylo wrote:
Anyone else?
Ya, we get this all the time, once or twice a day maybe. Haven't figured
out what it means. We submitted it to MM as par of a different problem
in a trouble ticket, but didn't get any response on it. Seems to happen
only on our W2k3 servers, but I'm not 100%
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