There is a CFX_Sleep tag . . .
Dave
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From: aslam bajaria [EMAIL
Do Sesion Variables and CFLocaion mix? (COOKIES and CFLocation don't, I know). Is
this the same type of thing because
it doesn't seem to work.
Thanks,
Dave
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If the cookies were set previously with future or no expiration date, you must delete
the cookies:
CFIF IsDefines("COOKIE.primID")
CFCOOKIE NAME="primID" VALUE="" EXPIRES="NOW"
CFELSE
some stuff here about cookies
/CFIF
Dave
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CFIF
Images do NOT repeat, you could simply name them according to date (i.e.
05-17-2000.jpg) then just do the following in your
image tag:
IMG SRC="/images/#DateFormat("#Now()#", "mm-dd-")#.jpg" and that would rotate
them daily.
CFELSEIF
Images DO repeat, say weekly, you could name the
Have you tried calling it via HTTP call? I don't seem to have any problems running
scheduler this way.
Just a thought,
Dave
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OK JS Guru's -
I have a query that brings back two columns in a table. I want to have radio buttons
above a multi-choice box where users can
choose which column of info they want and upon clicking, the JavaScript populates the
multi-choice box with the results of that
column. I've seen this
This one's for the JS Guru's;
If I have, x number of elements in a dropdown box that allows multiple choices, can I
lock out, say, elements 6 7 if they choose
#1, or lock out 9 10 if they pick #2? Can you do something like that?
Thanks,
Dave
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For a "similar" type of system, for online course registration, we use a product
called CrossPlex. It is a pretty good screen
scraper that outputs data into arrays that you can parse using CF, JavaScript, ASP,
whatever you want. It allows us to hit
real-time on our CICS system.
Dave
ed by using something like two selects related from the
tag gallery
HTH
Dick
At 11:23 AM -0500 5/15/2000, Dave Hannum wrote:
This one's for the JS Guru's;
If I have, x number of elements in a dropdown box that allows
multiple choices, can I lock out, say, elements 6 7 if they choose
#1, or lock o
Bummer . . . click cf_tags on Ben's site and you get a connection failure . . . .
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From: Russ Michaels
I forgot my password. Had to wait until my wife (sys admin) got back from being out
of town for the weekend . . .
Or what about:
"My fridge was down all weekend from that damn ILOVEYOU worm."
;-)
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From: Brian L. Wolfsohn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday,
What I'm doing is this. Email messages are sent to various systems folks relating to
performance, etc. I am sending a CC to a POP3
box and grabbing them in a scheduled app once daily (off hours) to put in an archive
table in the datawarehouse. I can't do it real
time because the warehouse has
Try:
CFSET myPercent = #ColumnData# * 100
CFOUTPUT #NumberFormat(myPercent, "999.99")#%/CFOUTPUT
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From:
Unix/Linux or NT?
I use a Linux host that for $19.95 mo. (OR $16.58 mo paid 1 yr in advance) gives you:
No Activation Fee
Domain hosting
50MB space
1GB Traffic
Unlimited POP3 mailboxes for domain
Unlimited forwarding
Telenet
Unlimited FTP
MySQL
Shared Certificate
Perl, PHP, C, C++, SSI, XSSI
I'd do one of two things. Either put a NOCACHE meta tag in the headers or close the
browser on logoff with JS.
Dave
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Ditto Adam;
How many folks have seen a question about JS or like this PDF and filed it away to use
at a later date? I have a folder in my email
reader that I keep just these kind of things, especially when I know down the road I'm
going to be doing an app that utilizes these
types of things.
I'm asking a related question for the System Admins of the group. To do something
like this (have PDF's in a secure directory) can
you do on NT like you can on Unix/Linux and that is have a directory secured that you
cannot make calls to it directly from the web,
but any application you have
I believe there is a tag in the gallery, but you must have Acrobat on your server and
there are licensing issues with Adobe over
using it (I gleaned this from previous threads on the list). I've never used it.
Dave
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Cache the query and then use the MAXROWS / STARTROWS attributes in the CFOUTPUT.
Works like a charm for me.
Dave
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Yup! Got it working today!
Thanks,
Dave
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 12:29 PM
Subject: RE: Saving Email To Database
Dave,
I havent done this, but i think you could achive this
using CFPop, get your emails
Although you may have clicked "at the same time" you actually didn't. Go try the same
thing with about 25 or 30 folks clicking at
the same time, running about 4 or 5 different apps and without CFLOCK you can very
well lock up your server. CFLOCK allows only 1
call at a time to run the
You have to make your background image in a graphics program. A browser is not like
your Windows Display where you can choose an
image and center or tile it. Bottom line, the way I understand your problem and the
image you are trying to use, NO you cannot
center one little image. You have
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From: Dave Hannum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 13:36
Subject: Re: CFX_EXCEL
Just a stab . . . If CF is running as USER and Excel as System, there
might be a permissions problem.
Dave
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Dave,
I am currently doing just that but, I'm trying to speed up the process so
I'd just like to BATCH the emails during off hours. I have the CFPOP
method up and working, so I'm going to do trials next.
Thanks,
Dave
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From: David Clay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
Not true? The FIXED attribute DOES NOT work in NS 4.08 (Naigator 4.5) but the
rest of the style sheet does!
Dave
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 11:27 AM
Subject: RE: how do you have a static picture in the background
So, I just, say, CC the email to a POP box, then grab it with CFPOP. Then I loop
through the messages while doing inserts into the
database? Hey, I can do that. I'll try now and see how it works.
Thanks,
Dave
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David
Just a stab . . . If CF is running as USER and Excel as System, there might be a
permissions problem.
Dave
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ve some kind of memo/written morass by the end of today (EST), and
if anyone wants a copy, I'd be happy to forward it to you. Just email me
offline at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gordie
Mike "Gordie" Doyle
ColdFusion Web Developer
eTour.com
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From: Dave Hannum [mailto:[EMA
You have to have Microsoft Excel on the server. The tag actually uses MS Excel. Make
sure you do a LOCK on the call to the tag
because Excel does not handle mulit-threading very well.
Dave
(Who has learned this the hard way)
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First, make sure you have proper indexes set up in your database. Then, I suggest
rather than LOOPING through, try something
different.
Try,
SELECT *
FROM PROVIDERS
WHERE
where 0=0
cfif len(trim(spec))
and specialty IN '('CFOUTPUT#Replace("#FORM.spec#", ",", "','", "ALL")#/CFOUTPUT')
/cfif
erland III
Web Developer
Dixon Ticonderoga
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From: Dave Hannum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2000 8:07 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: cfx_excel
You have to have Microsoft Excel on the server. The tag actually uses MS
Excel. Make sure you
CFIF blahCFSET where = location1.cfmelsif blahCFSET where =
location2.cfm/CFIF
CFFORM #where#
Dave
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From: Chris Hayes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2000 11:10 AM
Subject: Now what?
I have a conditional form post:
cfif blah
Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 5:18 PM
Subject: Re: Who Has The Virus???
Get a life.
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From: "Dave Hannum" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
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Sent: T
Try using the DISTINCT attribute in your search.
cfquery name="newsSearch" datasource="#database#" dbtype="ODBC"
SELECT DISTINCT fieldname
FROM tblNews
WHERE StartDate LIKE '%#trim(form.search1)#%'
OR NewsHeader LIKE '%#trim(form.search1)#%'
OR NewsBody LIKE '%#trim(form.search1)#%'
ORDER BY
This is the third time I've been sent this virus today - all by different people
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From: Frank Kowalewicz
GENERAL RULES TO HELP YOU AVOID VIRUSES, WORMS, ETC. . .
(For those of you who this will bore to death, please be patient. This is for the
benefit of those who don't understand how to
protect themselves.)
(Applies mostly to Outlook and Outlook Express users - but there is a new Eudora
OK - I won't reply to your message as to save productivity and bandwidth. *-)
Actually I've been amused that some folks thought that Frank would send that to the
list intentionally . . .
Granted, getting it in the first place is bad enough, but to be accused of passing it
on knowingly, well,
You're absolutely right. I was sent the virus as an attachment from the CF-Jobs list.
Excellent point!
Dave
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OK - I stand corrected. It isn't like it's the first time that's ever happened!!! LOL
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From: Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 12:42 PM
Subject: RE: Requirements for Access 2000
You need to
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Antigen for Exchange found LOVE-LETTER-FOR-YOU.TXT.vbs infected with
[EMAIL PROTECTED] virus.
The file is currently Deleted. The message, "Re: I love you on cf-jobs sits as
vbscript.", was
sent from Dave Hannum and was discovered in IMC Queu
Try putting the URL to the server:
cfldap action="QUERY"
name="GetUsers"
attributes="DXA-Conf-Container-List-Linked"
SCOPE="Subtree"
start="c=CORP01_PH"
server="exchange02_ph.yourcompany.com"
Dave
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Hey Ruub!
DON'T lump ALL Outlook and Outlook Express Users into the group that uses HTML!!! I
use OE and DO NOT USE HTML! I agree that it
should not be used but just because somebody uses OE or Outlook does not, in and of
itself, make one out to be the kind of slime the
tone of
Late last week I asked how to use a popup login window effectively. Steve gave me a
starting point and here's what I came up with.
I'm posting it here now, because several people emailed me off list asking that I let
them know how to do it if I figured it out.
So for anybody interested, here
I've got one that allows users to add or delete their email from a database, then,
gives you the ability to
email the list in bulk. It also give the admin the ability to add and delete email
addresses. It checks for
dupes and sends notices when folks add or delete their address. The
Do the download via CFCONTENT (rather than simply clicking a file link) and you can
include a delete in there that will take care
of your problem.
EX: Here's one I do where I create an Excel spreadsheet that can be downloaded. When
it is, I delete it.
CFSET tempFile = #RandRange("10",
LOL!!!
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From: David Shadovitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 9:41 PM
Subject: Re: Classifieds in CF
Weren't you directed to unsubscribe?
On Tue, 18 Apr 2000 19:01:40 -0400 "Julia Green" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
If you pay
You taking about HostPro or some other??? The previous messages were cropped, and
some other hosts have been
mentioned in this discussion. So who are you talking about
Thanks,
Dave
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From: Chris Lott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday,
I've had on site on there since Nov 99 (www.countrytraditions.com) without a single
hitch. I'm developing another on them
as we speak. I've been very pleased with them to this point! I went with them
because they are straight shooters - no high
pressure trying to "sell" me, the develper, on
Thanks - I'll go for that. Ken Wilson sent me some code that I'm gonna try.
Dave
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From: Paul Hastings
I've used the scheduler in CF Administrator with a great deal of success (yes, I know
that it does not work for some). However, I
have never used CFSchedule. My question is, can you use this tag in lieu of setting
up a scheduled run in Administrator. I guess
I'm asking, can you use this tag
Ok - I'm outta my realm here, but I need to make it my realm. I have a news feed from
Moreover that uses JavaScript to incorporate
it into my page. This works, but is an extremely slow process. (I know it's the same
for iSyndicate too - I use them other
places). Is there anyway to grab this
In your SQL WHERE statement you handle that:
WHERE someField = '#FORM.fieldNumber#'
Dave
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From: Tim
Try this:
Check to see if your form fields are submitted: if not, then stop them and give an
error message.
CFIF NOT IsDefined("FORM.FieldNames")
STOP AND GO BACK!
CFABORT
/CFIF
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ce of the person you are holding underwater.
Feeling better?
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From: "Dave Hannum" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 07, 2000 8:05 AM
Subject: Re: Using CFX_Excel
Hi Fred,
I think we have solved the problem. First, I put the tag i
I saw some discussion about CFMAIL only being able to handle 40 email addresses at a
crack. I'm looking for more insight into this
issue. I have an application where instructors can email messages to their entire
class list. Now, I do this by querying the
database and getting the emails from
I don't know if this is the answer, but you don't have a VALUE="back" on your back
button. Try putting that in. You have it on
your continue button.
Dave
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Ohio
Anybody got a clue on this??? 8-)
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Good Morning,
Are there any known issues surrounding the use of the CFX_Excel tags? I'm using it
for several applications now, and I was
wondering if there are any issues to be aware of - like, how many
You MUST have the attribute BORDER="0" in your img src= tag.
Dave
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Ohio University
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From: Reuben
robably the best way would be to
encapsulate the CFX_EXCEL tag within your own tag, and put the CFLOCK
in there.
Let us know if this helps!
Steve
At 07:57 AM 4/6/2000 -0500, Dave Hannum wrote:
Good Morning,
Are there any known issues surrounding the use of the CFX_Excel tags? I'm
using it for seve
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From: Dave Hannum [mailto:[EMAIL P
I want everyone to know that I have just patented the use of Cold Fusion, ASP, Perl,
PHP, Java, JavaScript and HTML for ANY web
applications. You can license it at:
http://letsruinethewebbecauseweregreedyslimes.com
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Hi Earl,
I assume you are you storing the form info in a database until they return. If so, I
assume you have a key in the database to
identify the info as that person's. Say for illustration that your key is perhaps an
ID number you generate at the time they submit
the form you could do
for some god dam reason the aboce does nto work
Claud, I don't think GOD has anything to do with your failed code and language like
that
doesn't add a thing to this list -
Now, on to your problem:
I assume you want a JavaScript produced to pop up a box if there is not entry: Try
this
IE 5.0 has the ability to use an icon in your web directory called "favicon.ico". IE
5.0 looks for this when it visits and if you
mark any page on the site as a favorite, it puts in on your machine. It must be in
the top level directory you want to use the Icon
for.
Dave
I've seen Visual-XML by Bluestone, but I have nothing to compare it to.
Dave
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Ohio University
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Agreed!!!
Dave
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From: Nick McClure [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 27, 2000 11:08 AM
Subject: Re: Dedicated Server vs. Shared Space
If you are doing $150 in sales a month then you are not getting enough
traffic and thus you do not need
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