Re: Anybody exporting charts from FusionCharts?

2010-06-11 Thread Arsalan Tariq Keen
H... I didn't know FusionCharts support static images as well :) anyways, I use JFreeCharts for generating static charts. It's quite cool and a very extensive library. We also have a freely available CFC wrapper for it. Also, you can find lots of documentation for using JFreeChart with

Re: CF9 threading issues that were not issues on CF8?

2010-06-11 Thread Dave Watts
I responded on the ColdBox list and suggested looking at Server Settings Caching Cache web server paths to make sure it's unchecked (I believe it's checked by default?). That is not checked by default, and hasn't been enabled by default since CF 6.x. Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software

CF9: How pass cfgrid values to a cfm page?

2010-06-11 Thread Joy Rose
I get Element RCP_ID is undefined in FORM when I run the code below: If possible, Id like to continue to work with the ColdFusion.navigate function. RCPMngmnt.cfm excerpt: cfform name=faddRCP size=400 id=faddRCP cfgrid name=AddRCP title=Add New RCP selectmode=edit

CF9: How pass cfgrid values to a cfm page?

2010-06-11 Thread Joy Rose
I get Element RCP_ID is undefined in FORM when I run the code below: If possible, Id like to continue to work with the ColdFusion.navigate function. RCPMngmnt.cfm excerpt: cfform name=faddRCP size=400 id=faddRCP cfgrid name=AddRCP title=Add New RCP selectmode=edit

CFSpreadsheet and formulas

2010-06-11 Thread Kris Sisk
I have a workbook that I read with CFSpreadsheet, update some of the data, and then write out to a new file. The problem that I'm running into is that there are several formulas on the spreadsheet that don't recalculate when the new file is saved. Even when the file is opened the formulas

Re: CF9: How pass cfgrid values to a cfm page?

2010-06-11 Thread Raymond Camden
You've made your button use CF's navigate function, which is NOT going to pass the form fields along. Why not just get rid of that and use a normal submit? On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 8:16 AM, Joy Rose joycer...@gmail.com wrote: I get  Element RCP_ID is undefined in FORM when I run the code below:

(ot) insert soap xml nodes to MS SQL table problem

2010-06-11 Thread Casey Dougall
Hi, I'm having some troubles getting around the soap header and xmlns part inGetResponse in something like the following example where it can't find data for the member nodes. declare @UserInfo table (InfoName nvarchar(100), InfoValue nvarchar(100)) declare @xml xml set @xml = '

Re: (ot) insert soap xml nodes to MS SQL table problem

2010-06-11 Thread Dave Watts
I'm having some troubles getting around the soap header and xmlns part inGetResponse in something like the following example where it can't find data for the member nodes. ... This is a namespace problem. I don't know the exact answer offhand, but if you query ms sql xml namespace you'll

Re: Avoiding SQL deadlocks

2010-06-11 Thread Dave Watts
In a smaller app where there is only one piece of code that performs the actions that are causing deadlocks, sure. No, in most CF applications with deadlocks I've seen, regardless of size and traffic, the deadlocks have in almost all cases been caused by the same script being run

CF8: Script Protect just doesn't work

2010-06-11 Thread Spencer K
Hi, I am running CF8 and can't get script protect to work at all. In CFIDE I have Enable Global Script Protection checked. I also have the following at the top of my Application.cfc: cfset THIS.scriptprotect= ALL / Reboot. That should be enough to protect my app, right? However, it just

Re: CF8: Script Protect just doesn't work

2010-06-11 Thread Spencer K
Well I have narrowed the problem down significantly. It works just fine if I comment out the following lines in my Application.cfc : OnRequestStart: cfset setEncoding(form,ISO8859-1) cfset setEncoding(url,ISO8859-1) cfcontent type = text/html; charset ISO-8859-1 Does anyone have a clue

RE: CFSpreadsheet and formulas

2010-06-11 Thread Sisk, Kris
I have a workbook that I read with CFSpreadsheet, update some of the data, and then write out to a new file. The problem that I'm running into is that there are several formulas on the spreadsheet that don't recalculate when the new file is saved. Even when the file is opened the formulas won't

new table columns not showing in query results.

2010-06-11 Thread Matthew P. Smith
Using a cfc query. Added a couple of columns to a table. Running the query, columns were not there. Rebooting the server fixed this. What is required to refresh the columns in a query? Was the cfc caching something? Was it sql server? Just trying to understand what happened. Never seen

Re: new table columns not showing in query results.

2010-06-11 Thread Dave Watts
Using a cfc query.  Added a couple of columns to a table.  Running the query, columns were not there. Rebooting the server fixed this.  What is required to refresh the columns in a query?  Was the cfc caching something?  Was it sql server?  Just trying to understand what happened.  Never

Re: Avoiding SQL deadlocks

2010-06-11 Thread Paul Cormier
Check out the articles here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/661908/sql-server-deadlocks-between-select-update-or-multiple-selects and here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/bartd/archive/2006/09/25/770928.aspx to troubleshoot and fix different deadlock scenarios. Paul Cormier

Coldfusion 8 installation problem on Windows Server 2008

2010-06-11 Thread Richard Steele
We are trying to install Coldfusion 8 on a Windows Server 2008 machine and are not having luck in getting the webserver to work. http://localhost/cfide/administrator/index.cfm produces the followin error. The page you are requesting cannot be served because of the extension configuration. If

RE: Coldfusion 8 installation problem on Windows Server 2008

2010-06-11 Thread Steve Keator
Windows 2008 Server comes with IIS 7. Microsoft changed the game with IIS between versions 6 and 7. ColdFusion 8 was released well before IIS 7 was around. I have run into this same problem, my friend, and I can tell you right now, it's not necessarily an easy one to be dealing with. IIS is

Re: Coldfusion 8 installation problem on Windows Server 2008

2010-06-11 Thread Dave Watts
We are trying to install Coldfusion 8 on a Windows Server 2008 machine and are not having luck in getting the webserver to work. Did you install the IIS 6 compatibility layer as per the documentation? Are you installing on a 64-bit system? If so, are you installing a 64-bit version or a

Re: Coldfusion 8 installation problem on Windows Server 2008

2010-06-11 Thread Richard Steele
Did you install the IIS 6 compatibility layer as per the documentation? No, I completely missed that. Will that solve the problem? If so, should I uninstall CF8 and reinstall? How do I install the the compatibility layer? Thanks so much.

Re: Coldfusion 8 installation problem on Windows Server 2008

2010-06-11 Thread Jordan Michaels
It's in the Role Features for IIS. At the bottom of the list. Having some experience with the differences of IIS6 and IIS7, I have to say as a developer I'm *extremely* pleased with the changes MS made between IIS6 and IIS7. The ability to automate configurations in IIS6 is *aweful* at best.

Re: Coldfusion 8 installation problem on Windows Server 2008

2010-06-11 Thread Richard Steele
Boom! That did it! Great information Thanks to all of you. It's in the Role Features for IIS. At the bottom of the list. Having some experience with the differences of IIS6 and IIS7, I have to say as a developer I'm *extremely* pleased with the changes MS made between IIS6 and

Re: Coldfusion 8 installation problem on Windows Server 2008

2010-06-11 Thread Dave Watts
No, I completely missed that. Will that solve the problem? Yes. If so, should I uninstall CF8 and reinstall? There's no need to uninstall CF 8. You can simply rerun the web server configuration utility after installing the compatibility layer. How do I install the compatibility layer?

Branching Strategies

2010-06-11 Thread brad
We are finally implementing source control for a decently sized CF application were I work with a total of 5-6 CF developers but we can't decide when and how often to branch our code. One co-worker wants to create a branch of every release (we have about a 3-month release cycle) and develop

Re: Branching Strategies

2010-06-11 Thread Judah McAuley
I like to do a branch upon release and do development of the next version in the trunk. With this pattern, each release has its own branch so if you need to deal with an escalation, it is easy to switch over to whatever version that server is on and fix it there, merge to the trunk if necessary,

RE: Branching Strategies

2010-06-11 Thread Andrew Scott
Brad, You don't mention if you are using Subversion or not, so I will assume you are. The best solution in your case would be to continue in the trunk for all development, when you are going to release a version to go through you testing stage then this is the time to branch it, and to continue

RE: Branching Strategies

2010-06-11 Thread Rick Faircloth
I've been trying to get more into the use of tags, etc, in SVN instead of just using it for code backup. I thought that tags were use predominantly for releases, but you use a branch for a new release? What do you use tags for, or do you use them? Rick -Original Message- From: Judah

RE: Coldfusion 8 installation problem on Windows Server 2008

2010-06-11 Thread Steve Keator
I'm glad this solution worked out. My boss tried that route when installing and it still wasn't working right, which is where we came up with the manual configuration of the handlers. -S. -Original Message- From: Dave Watts [mailto:dwa...@figleaf.com] Sent: Fri 6/11/2010 5:31 PM To:

Re: Branching Strategies

2010-06-11 Thread Judah McAuley
I use branches for major versions (1.1, 1.2, 1.3, etc) and then tags for a specific build. I've worked places where tags are either ordered or date/time and I haven't really developed a strong preference one way or another. A simple way would just be to apply build00025 as a tag, then build00026,

Re: new table columns not showing in query results.

2010-06-11 Thread Michael Grant
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htaccess is denying CFINCLUDEs??

2010-06-11 Thread Spencer K
I have a bit of a puzzle here... I have a set of .cfm includes in /proj_includes To stop people accessing those includes directly, I have an .htaccess file that denies all. The main templates are in the root directory, and they include these templates like this: cfinclude

Re: new table columns not showing in query results.

2010-06-11 Thread Emmit Larson
SELECT * *shudders* No kidding. That is almost as bad as having instructions on how to view a web page. Seriously 99 % of the time it does not matter unless you are in a high traffic production environment. That adds what? 10-20 milliseconds to the execution time? EL On Fri, Jun

Re: Branching Strategies

2010-06-11 Thread denstar
+1 for what Judah and Andrew suggested. As for tags: Tags can be used for anything. Don't worry about space, per se, as SVN has cheap copies: ...This is why you'll often hear Subversion users talk about “cheap copies.” It doesn't matter how large the directory is—it takes a very tiny,

Re: htaccess is denying CFINCLUDEs??

2010-06-11 Thread denstar
That is odd. The cfincluded pages aren't trying to submit to themselves or something? Unless there's some real black majick going on with the JRun connector, that shouldn't be happening. :) :Den -- You don't understand! I coulda had class. I coulda been a contender. I could've been somebody,

RE: Branching Strategies

2010-06-11 Thread Rick Faircloth
Basic structure in review: Branch for feature releases (that you just put out), tags for builds within a release. Sounds like a good plan. Thanks, Judah! Rick -Original Message- From: Judah McAuley [mailto:ju...@wiredotter.com] Sent: Friday, June 11, 2010 6:53 PM To: cf-talk

Re: CF9: How pass cfgrid values to a cfm page?

2010-06-11 Thread Azadi Saryev
On 11/06/2010 23:40, Raymond Camden wrote: You've made your button use CF's navigate function, which is NOT going to pass the form fields along actually, it IS going to pass them if you specify form's name or id as the last parameter of ColdFusion.navigate() function - which Joy did. @Joy -

Recommendations?

2010-06-11 Thread Gonzo Rock
I need recommendations for a CMS with fully integrated CRM that can handle a site with 15K pages and a membership of 100K +. Not my thing but know for some of you it's dead on. Thanks in advance, Gonzo ~| Order the Adobe

RE: Branching Strategies

2010-06-11 Thread Bobby Hartsfield
We do something similar to what your co-worker suggested. It was the best solution for us and has worked out great since we implemented it. We create a branch for each version. All development is done in those branches and when a build goes to QA, it is labeled with a unique string (We use