What I am picturing that you are trying to accomplish is this.
Loop from 1 to half and put all results in the left column.
Add the 'calendar' in the center column.
Loop from half to end and put all results in the right column.
Since you are doing a calculation for the 'numrows' you know how many
On Tuesday 26 Feb 2008, Don L wrote:
On your some things already in the pipeline., I don't get it.
coughMaybe there is some sort of beta/pre-release program going on./cough
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Helping to enormously monetize principle-centered models
on: http://thefalken.livejournal.com
Hi guys,
I need your help writing rules for my coldfusion/fusebox application. I've
installed Helicon rewrite engine and am using IIS webserver.
I want to convert the following link:
/index.cfm?payment.home
to a SEO Safe url something like this:
/secure/payment/
(excluding the text home)
On Tuesday 26 Feb 2008, Richard Meredith-Hardy wrote:
does cfExchange deal with the
/exchange bit automatically?
It seems to here.
We're using cfexchangeconnection as we do a few things each run, but broadly:
cfexchangeconnection
action=open
username=myUser
Hi Don
On rolling out my own, ...
I wasn't suggesting you reinvent the wheel.. you can try somebody else's
wheel if you don't like Adobe's heavyweight dragster wheels.
cf_tinyMCE
shouldn't take a CF developer half an hour to knock-up
cf_YUIEditor -- probably about 2 minutes.
I can't
Gill, CFHTTP and CFHTTPPARAM makes this very easy and fairly painless.
The biggest gotchas are that you'll need to make sure you identify and pass all
the form data including hidden fields, url parameters and submit button values.
You'll need to handle any errors in the process (either their
Thanks, Dave!
Rick
Mappings aren't what you're looking for. You can configure CF's web server
directly:
http://www.adobe.com/support/coldfusion/adv_development/config_builtin_webse
rver/
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
Thanks all for the replies. I'll have to look into this further. I've used
CFHTTP to get data but didn't think I could use it to push data.
I'll test it out and see how it works. Thanks all for the hints. I knew --
or thought I knew it could be done (after all blog spammers do this
everyday) but
It's getting strangely quiet...
Has everyone left ahp or are things working?
I remain the same with http operational and ftp, vcp, and mail down.
I just called ahp and Greg's mailbox is full, so at this point, I have
absolutely no idea what the status of this mess is.
It's hard to make a stay or
It looks great. Thanks
Except I can not allign the entire table in meddle of the screen, and it
changes it position based on the browser resolution
What I am picturing that you are trying to accomplish is this.
Loop from 1 to half and put all results in the left column.
Add the 'calendar' in
Thanks, Holton,
I like YUIEditor, much faster than the FukEditor, however, for simple form no
prob, but to make it fit into my app it needs some twisting...
Care to share some tip on using tinyMCE?
Don
P.S. I've made the FukEditor kind of workdable...
Hi Don
On rolling out my own, ...
I
I had previously hosted at Crystaltech on shared CF7. Due to so many CF mapping
issues I finally gave up and moved to a viviotech and then ahp VPS. I love
having a VPS. The flexibility to configure as I see fit is priceless. Due to
the ahp issues that we're having, though, I'm on the search for
NP Alice,
sadly I don't have a spare 30 minutes, best tip RT(F)M.
C
- Original Message -
From: Don L [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2008 2:55 PM
Subject: Re: Adobe, please improve FckEditor integration w/ Cold Fusion 8
Thanks,
I have a page that uploads a file, either pdf or jpg. I thought everything
was working well until I discovered that some of the files are being
uploaded without the file extension and some with.
In the code below, the server side validation is done, then the file is
uploaded, then the
Nip it in the bud. Force the user to upload a file with an extension. I have
something that does this that restricts the user to only upload PDF's. BTW I
use the LeftCorner js library... It has a bunch of cf functions translated
to JS.
script type=text/javascript src=js/LeftCorner.js/script
try these
RewriteRule ^/secure/payment/?$ /index.cfm?go=payment.home [PT]
RewriteRule ^/secure/payment/([^/]+)(/.*)?$ /index.cfm?go=payment.$1 [PT]
cheers,
barneyb
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 1:30 AM, cf coder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys,
I need your help writing rules for my
Hello all,
I have a statement stored in the database, that I am retrieving, in the
statement I have a CF variable. How can I populate the variable with the value?
I have the following:
cfquery name=stat datasource=Test
Select * from tr_statements where test_code = '#rtrim(Test_code)#' and
On 2/26/08, Brad Wood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you submitted an enhancement or bug request to
www.adobe.com/go/wish/ yet?
~Brad
I just love the comment response to my post on the cftextarea tag pages in
cf8 (halL has an adobe icon next to his posts)
Yeah, if I'm going to go wish for
FWIW...
Knock on wood...
I am completely up and running and have been since late Saturday night.
mail, http, vcp, rdp. and freaky fast too, which I am not complaining.
I would throw another support ticket in and let him know that way.
Jeff
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 9:53 AM, Terry Schmitt
To dynamically create CF code I would suggest writing it to a file and
cfincluding it. An even better solution though if you have a known set
of possible values would be to do a series of find and replaces on the
string replacing #rate# with the actual rate etc.
~Brad
-Original
i emailed greg yesterday just to see if everything was done (as in,
we expect everything should be working, so please report any issues
versus we are not done, so you may still encounter intermittent
issues).
he did mention that he'd been doing his best to keep the support page
of the site up to
I'm not sure I understand what you are asking? Do you have a ColdFusion
statement in saved in your db as a string, i.e. 'This is a string with a
variable, #variable#'.
If so, you can output with Evaluate():
cfoutput#Evaluate(stat.state)#/cfoutput
HTH
Dominic
--
Blog it up:
Brad Wood wrote:
To dynamically create CF code I would suggest writing it to a file and
cfincluding it. An even better solution though if you have a known set
of possible values would be to do a series of find and replaces on the
string replacing #rate# with the actual rate etc.
~Brad
I was just thinking the same thing myself, Terry.
Everything's been back to normal for the last couple of
days for me. How about for you? And others?
Status reports?
I'm still waiting for everything to get back to normal
at AHP, then I'm going to be talking to Greg about some sort
of failover
btw, just thought i'd throw out an i'm not leaving. i'm relatively
new to AHP and i'll take it on faith for now that this outage is the
exception rather than the rule. I'm choosing to look at it as, hey,
my host was taking the initiative to upgrade the software that i get
to use... without me
Why are you storing the whole statement? Why not just the variables?
Maybe I'm missing something, but I would just store the variables in
the database.. not the whole statement.
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 11:28 AM, Ian Skinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brad Wood wrote:
To dynamically create CF
-Original Message-
From: Terry Schmitt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2008 10:07 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: How is CF8 working on shared servers?
I had previously hosted at Crystaltech on shared CF7. Due to so many CF
mapping issues I finally gave up and
It depends. If the string coming out of the database has any cfml in it
like cfif etc no. If it is just pound-encased variables then evaluate
should work. One problem would be the existance of a single pound sign
in the string. That would error unless you escaped it BEFORE putting it
in the
Terry, are your functions backup at AHP? FTP, HTTP, VPC?
If so, since you, I, and others have weathered the storm at AHP,
I think now is the time to stick with them, and I'm not saying that
for AHP's sake. I'm all for helping smaller companies, but not at the
point where I have to sacrifice my
I am currently using the full url path to the image.
IE http://mydomain.com/app_data/images/this.jpg
I have tried using file://app_data/images/this.jpg. It does not cause
cfdocument to time out, but it doesn't show the image as well. So I guess this
is progress.
Jeremy Rottman wrote:
How
My assumption is he wishes to create a number of predefined template
statements which can be retrieved from the database as necessary and
have their missing pieces filled in for display purposes. That's just
my guess though.
Yes, he could have used include files for each statement, but perhaps
I agree and am in the same boat - entering only my second month with him. I
value the one to one relationship and have no intention of leaving at the
moment.
I have been up and running without hitch since late sunday (though I do not
use the CP so couldn't tell you about that). I launched two
The /exchange redirect only sends a browser to the directory where the
OWA pages are stored.
As with Tom, we only specify the IP/name of the Exchange server. There
is no redirect involved in CF's implementation of Exchange integration.
m!ke
-Original Message-
From: Tom Chiverton
Thanks Dominic, that's exactly what I was looking for. I knew that there was
something, but cou;dn't for the life of me think of it.
Thanks again!
~|
Adobe® ColdFusion® 8 software 8 is the most important and dramatic release
Brad,
so you just used a replace() regex call to change the @@ to a # the evaluate
seems to be dying when it actually reaches the variables
Thanks,
Rob
It depends. If the string coming out of the database has any cfml in it
like cfif etc no. If it is just pound-encased variables then
Your assumption is correct. I need to have a variety of statements that are
predefined that I only need to populate a few items in, I am sure that I could
go through all the work of making case statements, or includes, but I thought
that it would be faster/easier to place them into the
It may be faster for YOU, but I doubt it'll be faster for your users.
You're pulling a bit of text, and then you have to parse it looking
for words to replace and then evaluate the result..
I think it would be faster to have the pages.. a .cfm for each
statement and just query the DB for the 2
Wow, can't believe nobody's answered this yet.
RewriteRule ^/secure/([^/]+)/*$ /index.cfm?$1.home
Russ
-Original Message-
From: cf coder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2008 4:30 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Help with Rewrite Rule! (circuit.fuseaction)
Not quite. I didn't use any pound signs at all.
Let's say you have three possible pre-defined variables that can exist
in one of your strings: bags, spring_rate, and fall_rate
So your string might be stored in the database as:
We recommend @@bags@@ of product(25 kg). Apply @@spring_rate@@ in
Rob Parkhill wrote:
Brad,
so you just used a replace() regex call to change the @@ to a # the evaluate
seems to be dying when it actually reaches the variables
Thanks,
Rob
Nope, you replace the @@variable1@@ with the desired value for variable1
in this instance. This is basically
Hi,
I'm using Ben's example of two related cfselects using bind.
Works fine on my local server cf8 enterprise. Nothing is returned on my
production server, cf8 standard. Using Firebug I can see that the call to
the cfc is correct, but the response is empty. Any suggestions. (BTW, I've
had
@Terry: Yes, everything is working on my end, including the CP. As Jeff
noticed, it's a tad bit faster too. You're probably on the same box as Mary
Jo, where as I recall, Greg said it was 'toast'- but I'm just guessing. So
like everyone, I am just waiting the official word of conclusion.
I share
I wouldn't be so fast to call it slow. I work for a large title company
which uses a whole heap of documents. Ecah of these are stored in the
database as an html template containing dozens to hundreds of variables.
The document templates are editable by our users and they have several
hundred
Well, one of my users insists he is uploading a pdf, but the file extension
is not getting to the database with the file name, so I just changed it to
#result.serverFileName# which doesn't ever put the file extension in the
file name column of the database (I have the file extension in another
I a have been with them for a while and don't plan on leaving anytime soon.
While this is a major ouch...I too have enjoyed the one on one relationship
with greg and the speed at which he normally gets things done. My sites are
all still down as of last night. He is normally very quick to
I pretty much agree with you all.
Greg is generally very accessible and it's nice talking to tech support that
actually knows something instead of some 3rd shift tech support dweeb that
couldn't care less about you or your server problem.
Lack of email is my main concern at this point. I can
I didn't call it slow, I said it would be slowER.
I can see where doing it this way would have uses.. dynamically
processing a query with variables for a user for example, but for a
couple variables and a few statements? I don't see the value.
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 12:10 PM, Brad Wood [EMAIL
Perhaps it's time for those of us who are sticking with AHP to start
compiling a list of requests addressing what we would like to see
improved based on this latest problem...
1) Daily Emails to Clients (I prefer an email to a website post)
2) Failover solution
3) ?
Others want to start
A good token for me would be a long-term solution to problems such as
upgrades (which are almost always buggy to a degree...) or anytime something
happens to primary systems.
I would like to see AHP implement some sort of failover setup where they can
upgrade online production servers, but also
Greg,
This is a band-aid solution for our organization. I will need the data in the
database when the time comes (in teh process of updating our C++ code). Having
the statements available in the database will allow me to take advantage of
them when our new system is complete.
Thanks,
Rob
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 9:37 AM, Rick Faircloth
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps it's time for those of us who are sticking with AHP to start
compiling a list of requests addressing what we would like to see
improved based on this latest problem...
1) Daily Emails to Clients (I prefer an
Oh yeah, you will need to name it FileUpload.cfc to use it as an object.
--
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hell of a good time. Sometimes this makes planning my day difficult.
- E. B. White
Well, one of my users insists he is uploading a pdf
It may be in PDF format, but does it have a .pdf extension?
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Works like a charm. Thank you Russ and Barney.
Thansk and Regards,
cfcoder
Wow, can't believe nobody's answered this yet.
RewriteRule ^/secure/([^/]+)/*$/index.cfm?$1.home
Russ
~|
Adobe® ColdFusion® 8
Forwarding this through my personal email as the hof server doesn't seem to
like my work address :-D
/*-Original Message-
/*From: Eric Roberts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
/*Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2008 11:59 AM
/*To: cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
/*Subject: RE: unoffical ahphosting
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 9:37 AM, Rick Faircloth
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps it's time for those of us who are sticking with AHP to start
compiling a list of requests addressing what we would like to see
improved based on this latest problem...
1) Daily Emails to Clients (I
1. Email or web is fine, as long as it happens. I would imagine most people use
a 3rd party email address to set up hosting. I use gmail.
2. I don't expect fail-over for the current price, but a good backup/restore
process to handle a failed upgrade should be in place.
I don't like to second
Thanks Gerald, Chris and Dave. I am not sure what
route I am going to go
with this, but both ideas are helpful. I downloaded
that java applet and it
works great...pretty cool and simple...it works well
in firefox, I am not
sure why, but it wouldn't load in Internet Explorer,
probably some
Your table width is '100%' inside of your 'div' tag. I would suggest
reducing that and then adding the align='center' to the div tag.
William
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Oops... Didn't see Barney's reply... weird that when you click on the
Archive link it only bring up a single message, not the whole thread.
Russ
-Original Message-
From: cf coder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2008 12:48 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Help
We are inexperienced with ColdFusion clustering, but believe that it would
server us well if we started implementing it with our upgrade to CF8. We
currently run multi-instance CF7 across 2 production servers... but without
clustering. In essence, the servers are mirrors and essentially live
i have never had a problem with spaces in a filename - they get
converted to %20 automatically by the web server...
i would probably be more concerned about your varchar(50) data type for
the filename field - what if my file's name is longer? especially with
nameconflict='makeunique' the files
Hi everyone,
I can't seem to figure out how to get the CF 7 Report Builder to recognize a
dynamic query being passed in. I found this technote:
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=ee54cc6sliceId=2
but the instructions aren't working. I found a followup to the technote in
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 10:00 AM, Eric Roberts
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Forwarding this through my personal email as the hof server doesn't seem to
like my work address :-D
/*1: If you have an alternate email, like a yahoo or gmail addy...or if you
/*use google apps mail, then you have an
I am sticking with AHP as well for now. Greg seems like a standup guy (I
have only been with ahp for a few months). I too understand the inherent
risks of a small operation like this. It is what it is. I am not sure how
feasible the Failover would be but I bet there is a solution to work around
I'm no expert on this yet, and have not run session replication myself,
but when I was investigating this, many people warned of very high
network traffic for the replication (depending on how large your
sessions are).
Also be aware, with a single load balancer on the front end, you still
have a
That should be part of the user sent up and then he can have an interface to
let users keep it up to date themselves(might even be able to do that via
one of the management interfaces)...if they don't, then that is their
issue...not Greg's ;-)
Having on the site assumes that users even know about
A backup system is one reason I switched from Viviotech to AHP.
Backups are a part of the AHP service and is part of Virtuozzo.
For redundancy, I do backup MySQL and my code offsite in case of a double
disaster.
/*2: While it would be nice, I agree that it probably won't happen without
/*a
I'm no expert on this yet, and have not run session replication myself,
but when I was investigating this, many people warned of very high
network traffic for the replication (depending on how large your
sessions are).
I've only had this be a problem with sites running large amounts structures in
3) to notify all clients of planned upgrades in advance, especially
upgrades to something like virtualization software, like most hosting
providers do
4) an in-house (= by AHP) full back-up of any and all servers PRIOR to
any upgrades, like most hosting provides do
a suggested failover solution
On Failover: At the price/value we're paying, I personally only expect the
bare minimum, that is just the ability for AHP to rollback any failed
version updates.
On System Updates/Emails: I prefer emails, or even an official thread on
HoF, for incidents like this. Do remember that throughout
Greg did send out an upgrade email.
3) to notify all clients of planned upgrades in advance, especially
upgrades to something like virtualization software, like most hosting
providers do
~|
Adobe® ColdFusion® 8 software 8 is
it's there for everyone to see.
As the owner of the business, that would be my biggest reason for
not wanting to put *as much* information online as I would include
to my clients through an email.
The online info my get archived on the search engines and be there
for everyone to view in
A backup system is one reason I switched from Viviotech to AHP.
Backups are a part of the AHP service and is part of Virtuozzo.
For redundancy, I do backup MySQL and my code offsite in case of a double
disaster.
I'm got all my data and sites accessible, too, even if Greg goes completely
On Failover: At the price/value we're paying, I personally only expect the
bare minimum, that is just the ability for AHP to rollback any failed
version updates.
I've stated that I would be willing to pay 50% of the current cost of a
VPS just to have as a backup to the primary. AHP's prices
Yes, I got the notice, too.
-Original Message-
From: Terry Schmitt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2008 2:38 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: unoffical ahphosting thread
Greg did send out an upgrade email.
3) to notify all clients of planned upgrades in
I have more than 40 sites on shared hosting. They are clients who
couldnt justify the cost of virtual servers themselves, because the
web site is only an adjunct to their business, not the main sales
outlet. I have some on CF8 and some on CF7 still.
The first experience with CF8 was that
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 12:08 PM, Rick Faircloth
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it's there for everyone to see.
As the owner of the business, that would be my biggest reason for
not wanting to put *as much* information online as I would include
to my clients through an email.
The online info
Hello Guys,
I'm after a little advice on refactoring a web service which I have running on
one of my applications. The webservice isnt a standard ColdFusion webservice
running over SOAP, this is a custom REST service which simply recieves POST
data into the FORM scope and then spits back an
Has anyone successfully done this? I have tried exporting a calendar from
google calendar in xml format, saving that xml file on my server and then
'importing' by url back into google calendar. When I do this the dates
entries all dissapear. I have also tried various examples of ical HTML and
Robert,
We have a web service used for the state of California that wraps image
files up as base64 - exactly as you suggest below. The image files are
obviously much smaller than media files (mostly less than half a meg), but I
can tell you that you are on the right track thinking that it is a
Hi:
I'm having trouble getting CFLDAP to work with my Active Directory. Here's what
I have so far:
Server name: server.xxx.yyy.edu
Active directory structure:
xxx
OU1 (organizational unit, not security group)
User1
OU2
User2
I want to set up the CFLDAP tag so that it only
Are you looking to _parse_ a google cal? If so, you can try my googe
cal project over at riaforge.
http://googlecal.riaforge.org
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 3:01 PM, Dominic Watson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone successfully done this? I have tried exporting a calendar from
google calendar
As I was doing my stuff today I had an interesting idea and wondered what
others thought. In a nutshell it would be cool to be able to have a HINT
attribute for every CFML tag for VERY SHORT comments. I know this mixes
comments within logic but it would be great for certain things. For
I would be inclined to simply use a regular comment. I might see value
in your suggestion if you wanted to have some auto-documenting process
for your code. Kind of like Java's Annotations. Even in that case,
annotations feel more like structured comments that are parsed.
Generally
CFPARAM NAME=myVar DEFAULT=233 HINT=myHint
What would be the advanteage over simply using
CFPARAM NAME=myVar DEFAULT=233 !--- myHint --- ?
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I disagree that hints are cleaner than comments. Comments are set apart
from the logic, display, whatever. They are semantically easy to parse
as ignorable by the system, remove systematically, etc. They don't
clutter the tags. They're available both in the tag-based language and
shot in the dark here. think you need to alter your filter attribute.
i think something like this will work...
cfldap
action=query
name=qryUser
start=ou=OU1,dc=xxx,dc=yyy,dc=edu
scope=subtree
attributes=*
Sometimes is pays to be the squeaky wheel, not that I was by any means. I
finally contacted AHP, via a ticket, a second time since the upgrade. Greg
though my server was up 100%, which wasn't the case.
The bottom line is that I'm now up 100%. The Virtuozzo Control Panel is the
only remaining
-Original Message-
From: Brad Wood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2008 4:28 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Interesting idea for next CF - thoughts...
I would be inclined to simply use a regular comment. I might see value
in your suggestion if you wanted to
Other way around ;) What I had in mind was a site that published various
calendar feeds to an iCal format that were picked up by a google calendar
account. The calendars could then be embedded in the site using google
calendar's iframe embedding tool thing to make bugger all work for me!
D
On
Dominic - if you might be looking for an alternative to Google calendar,
check out my application at http://www.calabunga.com. /shameful plug
It does iCal import/export pretty nicely.
-- Josh
- Original Message -
From: Dominic Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk
I had previously hosted at Crystaltech on shared CF7. Due to so many
CF mapping issues I finally gave up and moved to a viviotech and then
ahp VPS. I love having a VPS. The flexibility to configure as I see
fit is priceless. Due to the ahp issues that we're having, though, I'm
on the
Since AD will allow any domain user to authenticate, by default, you
can't prevent authentication based on OU. In other words, if the user
has a valid username/password, you can't stop them from authenticating.
So, a simple CFLDAP won't suffice.
However, you can stop them from being authorized.
On another note, some people programmatically remove comments and
whitespace during an ANT build/deployment. A hint attribute, for
comments, might make such a process much more difficult.
Steve Cutter Blades
Adobe Certified Professional
Advanced Macromedia ColdFusion MX 7 Developer
In fact, you don't even need the Application name - you can use a
blank application name and dump out (and then change) every single
application on the box, regardless of sandboxing. If the host doesn't
restrict creatobject(java...) then all bets are off. If the host
lets JSP run inside CF then
As I was doing my stuff today I had an interesting idea and
wondered what others thought. In a nutshell it would be cool
to be able to have a HINT attribute for every CFML tag for
VERY SHORT comments. I know this mixes comments within logic
but it would be great for certain things. For
I'm actually one of the *really* fortunate ones. When my VPS (which I
currently maintain for a single client) went down on Sunday 10 days ago, I
yelled immediately. I don't know whether mine was one of the first affected,
or whether I just noticed it early. But I exchanged e-mails with Greg on
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 6:43 PM, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My problem with comments in general is that I often see them used to
describe things that are self-describing,
I tend to agree with Dave. IMO comments should tell ppl the what and why you
are doing something.
I have been a
Thanks for that, will have a looky
Dominic
On 27/02/2008, Josh Nathanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dominic - if you might be looking for an alternative to Google calendar,
check out my application at http://www.calabunga.com. /shameful plug
It does iCal import/export pretty nicely.
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