Try going to the beta site and reading the forum...there are specifics about
at what point the warnings kick in and about registry keys that you can set
that will change this.
At what point is memory usage excessive:
When memory usage exceeds physical memory?
When memory is x% of swap?
http://www.varbusiness.com/Sections/News/BreakingNews.asp?ArticleID=21435
Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/cf-talk@houseoffusion.com/
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I don't know about a true timestamp but MSSQL7 has numerous date/time
functions that do return milliseconds. However, you're right when you state
that a UUID would be better suited to uniqueness.
I haven't really been watching CF-Talk that closely lately, so I may be
missing some info here,
I wouldn't use 'randomize(GetTickCount())'
If your server happens to run too long without a reboot it will error
out...the Randomize will work until it acts on a GetTickCount than an
integer...once it's too large it will croak.
this is actually what i'm doing
cfset x5 =
up to 7 duplicates of some messages...and it's getting really old!
Sorry to bother everyone, but has anyone else been getting lots of
duplicate
emails from this list?
Thanks,
Bob
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Archives:
Here's a link to a Ben Forta article on #s
http://www.defusion.com/articles/index.cfm?ArticleID=26
What is the rule of thumb with the # ?
I see you don' t need it to refer to cfparam variables but you do use it
for
cfset variables and table variables can someone clarify this?
Thanks,
Steve,
This is a common occurrence on Macs where one may upload a JPG or GIF that
has no extension to the file name.
I have a site that uses CFFILE to upload a picture. My client is using a
graphic off a floppy on her a: drive. The file is uploaded through an
input
type="file".
Here is
Allaire's Exchange Gallery is full of tags that will do this:
http://devex.allaire.com/developer/gallery/
I am wanting to be able to set the number of records that are outputted on
each page of search results and then have the remaining records outputted
on
subsequent pages each page
history.back(1) works fine here on 5.5...sure you didn't mean to put in on
the RESET button instead of the SUBMIT button?
I haven't seen any discussion of this:
form
input type="submit" value="Back"
onClick="history.back()"
/form
used to send you to the previous
Hi Peter,
Yes, CF Studio 4.5[1] is a resource hog on Win95/98. Running it, Outlook
Express and an accounting database we use will bring Windows to it's knees
in a short time. I've read the release notes on CF 4.51 SP1 beta1 and they
are addressing a whole plethora of memory leaks and hopefully,
Hi Paul,
I've got a Verity Collection that retrieve the word Attorney just fine so it
may be how you're indexing it.
I'm using a SQL7 database to store client variables via WDDX
The relevant script CF for a updating a Verity Search Term
passed to it by a form follows:
!---Update client
Your 3rd form has a field called UW_NOD_RESCIND_DATE that would never get
passed IF form.fieldnames was passed (_date, _integer, _float, _time,
_range, _eurodate are all naming convention to form inputs that will cause
server side validation). That doesn't explain why the form.fieldnames never
Send them to a 'Review' page that calculates every thing BEFIRE you submit
the form as all CF is server side code.
Stupid question...
I've got a form that required a decent amount of calculations (figuring
insurance premiums) to be done before it is submitted. Currently, I've
written a
Don't feel too bad...I'm up to 7 on many and climbing :(
How many times are you going to send the exact same message? We're up to
four at the moment.
Michael J. Sheldon
Internet Applications Developer
Phone: 480.699.1084
http://www.desertraven.com/
PGP Key Available on Request
Why is it that when companies begin thinking they're God's gift to the world
that they start giving answers like this? Reminds me of how Microsoft is
currently...
Allaire's Unofficial response to this bug:
"What are the chances that 5 people would simultaneously request the same
page?"
You can always throw out a TH row every QueryName.CurrentRecord MOD 20
(or so) IS 0, assign an incrementing A Name="thisanchor" with
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Several of my applications list out a few hundred records in table format,
the top row contains the headings. After scrolling down
Include the 'id' field as part of the aggregate function (sum, group by,
avg, whatever)
Can anyone give suggestions why I am getting the following error when
selecting specific fields from an Access db, yet when I use a "select *"
everything is fine?
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access
Kill the process MDM (take it out of the Run or RunServices registry entry
under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/Microsoft/Windows)
Yes, but unfortunately that seems to also disable all those informative
little pop-up errors like "object expected", which I'd like to keep. I
just
don't want it
Hi Adrian,
I haven't found a definite fix for the same problem yet...here's a thread to
several link's at the Allaire support forums, some of them have a couple of
dozen threads
http://forums1.allaire.com/DevConf/Search_Results.cfm?#Message439148
Can someone remind me how to re-register the
Shawn,
It may be parsing the field Group and confusing it with GROUP BY, a reserved
phrase. I'd try changing the name of the field.
I have checked and checked this but I cannot see anything wrong with this
code:
cfquery name="adduser" datasource="#DSN#"
insert into users
I looked that page over...and notice that they don't cache ASP pages...so
why special treatment for ASP pages and not for CF, iHTML, PHP, and other
scripting engines?
AOL does not cache objects containing a Question Mark. This is checked
first,
regardless of file extension / mime type.
tion I get the following error:
Error Diagnostic Information
unknown element encountered
Just so everyone knows, the line/string prints out just fine as variable
unto itself i.e. cfoutput#wddxText/cfoutput. I also tried having the
vb
com object return a variant type as well instead of a string
Hi Pablo,
GROUP BY is an aggregate SQL function and must include all fields found in
the SELECT clause.
SELECT Name, PackageSent
FROM location
WHERE NOT PackageSent IS NULL
GROUP BY PackageSent, Name;
I'm performing the following query to an Access database in a page:
cfquery
I believe it's specific to SQL...CF or probably ANY other scripting backend
using ODBC as a transport would be vulnerable
Now, to switch topics, what exactly is this "SQL Server exposed URL
parameter hack"? This term doesn't ring any bells. Is this a CF specific
issue?
Hi Shannon,
I don't know if that would work or not (I've never tried it) but you might
consider sending the resultset or collection back as a formatted WDDX (a
string works fine for this) packet and read the packet in with CF..
Examples,
I am looking for examples of com implementation for
Big hammer, please ;)
Must smite.
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Hi Jennifer,
At 09:02 AM 4/10/00 -0700, you wrote:
Hi Dick,
We upgraded to 4.51 and it seemed to cure quite a few ills. So far no
damage. We had previously installed the hot fixes for CFHTTP and CFMAIL
and
had switched some CFMAIL calls off to another machine so we didn't have
many
Bill,
There's a tag in Allaire's gallery called CF_USAMap that should work just
fine.
I have a client that wants to use a Map of the US to act as a trigger for
a
database query, in other words if a client clicks on Texas, the would get
all the records of companies that are in Texas. I just
Hi Stuart,
First, if you wish to use nulls in Access then you need to set the field up
as Required:No
If the field is set to currency and you're trying to put in integers then
that should work.
If you're trying to stuff the field with an amount using the DollarFormat
that wont work. You can
Try using 'application/x-macbinary' in your ENCTYPE attribute of the FILE
tag along with whatever else is there. Worked for me ;)
I've been having trouble uploading image files to an NT Server from IE on
the
Mac, Netscape loads them fine. The problem then is not the difference in
file
Optionally, you can name them all the same, assign them different
values...any that are checked will have their values passed as a list. That
way you only have 1 CFPARAM to worry about.
I have search form that contains a large amount of yes/no check boxes -237
to be exact. It is to search the
Documentation is pretty much universal, feature set usually falls within a
certain fixed set of parameters and any bugs are usually a subset of your
own, just ask any grand parent ;)
Contrats from Northern California ;)
Everyone's in good condition, but as expected, the documentation
is
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