Hi, I have an url such as
http://www.blah.com/something/somethingelse/default.cfm stored in a
database. I wish to use this information as links to others site which
have similar reviews. I would like to parse down the full url to on
the domain i.e. http://www.blah.com http://www.blah.com/ - for
This is a little desperate (I've scoured Google with no luck) but I'd really
like a JavaScript solution to consuming MX web services in IE 6.x.
I've tried the webservice.htc behavior which works WONDERFULLY with most
services but can't seem to deal at all with MX services (versions 6 or 7).
-Original Message-
From: John Munyan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2005 3:03 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Regular expression help
Hi, I have an url such as
http://www.blah.com/something/somethingelse/default.cfm stored in a
database. I wish to use this
On Tuesday 09 August 2005 18:32, Dawson, Michael wrote:
We are currently working on a small project to test AJAX feasibility for
us. We found that it is a great deal of work compared to simple page
I've got a simple wrapper JS function that goes around the Sarissa crosbrowser
xmlHttpRequest,
On Tuesday 09 August 2005 18:03, Peter Shaw wrote:
Thanks Tom,
I'm stumped now.
Unless you know enough ASP or something to try it 'native' ?
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I recently had an interesting question from one of our developers that I
had a hard time answering.
Had had an app that required web services, but it was written in CF5, so
rather than move to CFMX, he just wrote a bunch of pages that could have
forms posted to them, with the commands in the
Say you create a PDF with either cfdocument or ActivePDF and then say you
want to attach that PDF to an email without saving the PDF to disk. I have
been trying to accomplish this to no avail. I can't imagine that this isn't
a function of CFMX or wasn't included in the CFMX 7 update.
I can
Have you used cfmailparam ??? And turned off the spooling for that mail. If
you delete a file before cfmail completes then the attachments may not get
attached
Paul
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I'd like to be able to measure the response times of thousands of various
URLs I have in a database. This is one way:
CFOUTPUT QUERY=GetSites
CFSET TimeHack1 = TimeFormat(Now(), 'hh:mm:ssTT')
CFHTTP URL=#GetSites.URL#
METHOD=GET
resolveURL=1
Will, can you get a developer's key without all the hassle of creating
an account, giving a credit card number, etc... ?
To be honest, I can't remember exactly if I had to give a CC #. I don't *think*
I did, but it was a while back.
I doubt you do but please correct me if I'm wrong on
Have you used cfmailparam ??? And turned off the spooling for that mail. If
you delete a file before cfmail completes then the attachments may not get
attached
Paul
I am not attaching a file that is physically located on the server, the binary
data exists only as a variable. I then encode
To clarify,
I think you will HAVE to do it from a file... Then delete the file after the
mail is sent. To do that turn of the spooling part in the cfmail tag and
attach using cfmailparam. Then after the cfmail is done, delete the temp
file...
Paul
Can you use the datepart function? I haven't thought of it much, but wasn't
sure if you are aware of it. You can use 'l' (lower case L) as the datepart to
get milliseconds. Maybe that will help.
Dave
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From: Karl Simanonok [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday,
Looks like our mails are crossing in the ether
I know what I'm suggesting isn't elegant but AFAIK, with CFMX and above that
is just *how it is*. Creating an rfc mail and then sending it to the SMTP
server directly is possible I guess but you will need a bit of work to do
that...
Paul
getTickCount() should give you a timestamp in milliseconds
HTH
On 10/08/05, Karl Simanonok [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to be able to measure the response times of thousands of various
URLs I have in a database. This is one way:
CFOUTPUT QUERY=GetSites
CFSET TimeHack1 =
There's really not much difference at all, other than the resulting output
is not XML unless he made it that way. A web service is just passing one
string of information to a form and getting back one string with all of the
resulting information. I used to do this with WDDX in CF 4.5 when I
I thought a mail attachment *HAD* to come from a file in a directory on the
server.
I usually drop it in a temp directory, then clean it up after cfmail runs.
Will
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I thought a mail attachment *HAD* to come from a file in a directory on the
server.
I usually drop it in a temp directory, then clean it up after cfmail runs.
Will
The only reason it *HAS* to come from a file is so the mail.jar (or whatever
.jar or process that does the mail processing) can
sorry, this is just over my head. :)
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Hi Ray,
Don't want to use this list as advertising but to clarify...
No we are not free, but we are pretty affordable I think. (of those that are
not open source of course) Especially for developers who sign up as a
partner and get the partner discounts. We changed our pricing model to
better
... No we are not free, but we are pretty affordable I think. ...
WHAT??? Reading on your website, I see the unlimited version for almost
$14,000 and the single encrypted source version for about $1,400. Sounds
to me like somebody needs a real competitor in the market to help
correct those
I'd like to be able to measure the response times of
thousands of various URLs I have in a database. This
is one way:
CFOUTPUT QUERY=GetSites
CFSET TimeHack1 = TimeFormat(Now(), 'hh:mm:ssTT')
CFHTTP URL=#GetSites.URL#
METHOD=GET
resolveURL=1
If you're going to use the CFMAIL tag, you have to write attachments to disk.
There is no way around it, and I've tried MANY different ways to get around
it. In the end, we had to end up using a hand rolled Java-based mail proxy
service. Bye bye CFMAIL. Let me reiterate your astonishment at
At least there is a choice with the Savvy pricing. If you only need 1-5
users u can get it for $1350.
Granted I wouldn't exactly call it cheap for what it offers as it is a
pretty basic CMS. But if you look at things like commonspot and ShadoMX,
your looking at a price tag of at least $20,000
Maybe this needs to be relayed to MM as a feature request?
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Ken,
Unfortunately in the world of CMS - 14k (or 1400) is actually on the low end
of the scale. Many of them charge a per seat fee that reoccurs.
-Mark
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From: Ken Ferguson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2005 8:23 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re:
Russ,
That really annoys me - that call for pricing model. It seems morally
reprehensible.
-Mark
-Original Message-
From: Russ Michaels [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2005 8:40 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Looking for very simple CMS
At least there is a choice
But in the day of things like Contribute @ $150 MAX, why would one need
such a crazy expensive solution for editing HTML pages?
Mark A Kruger wrote:
Ken,
Unfortunately in the world of CMS - 14k (or 1400) is actually on the low end
of the scale. Many of them charge a per seat fee that
Well, he has a point - and ultimately here we are talking about CMS on CF
which doesn't have to be the case as say, Mambo is good as are other open
source non cf tools - we just seem blinkered when it comes to using them.
In any case, any CMS will need to be tailored and in business some of the
But in the day of things like Contribute @ $150 MAX, why
would one need such a crazy expensive solution for editing
HTML pages?
Why does Macromedia have a server-side CMS to match it?
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Contribute it not a CMS tool nowhere near and is nigh on useless without
using StreetSweeper MX aka DWMX 2004.
-Original Message-
From: Ray Champagne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 August 2005 14:47
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Looking for very simple CMS
But in the day of things
Well, he has a point - and ultimately here we are talking about CMS on CF
which doesn't have to be the case as say, Mambo is good as are other open
source non cf tools - we just seem blinkered when it comes to using them.
In any case, any CMS will need to be tailored and in business some of the
If you're going to use the CFMAIL tag, you have to write attachments to disk.
There is no way around it, and I've tried MANY different ways to get around
it. In the end, we had to end up using a hand rolled Java-based mail proxy
service. Bye bye CFMAIL. Let me reiterate your astonishment at
Yes I have always hated it. And I generally wont deal with a company that
wont publish prices.
Russ
-Original Message-
From: Mark A Kruger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 August 2005 14:45
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Looking for very simple CMS
Russ,
That really annoys me - that call
But in the day of things like Contribute @ $150 MAX, why
would one need such a crazy expensive solution for editing
HTML pages?
Why does Macromedia have a server-side CMS to match it?
Macromedia does not have a server-side CMS. Spectra was the last server-side
CMS offered by Macromedia.
Don't you love the thanks for contacting us - a sales muppet will be in
touch soon
-Original Message-
From: Russ Michaels [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 August 2005 14:57
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Looking for very simple CMS
Yes I have always hated it. And I generally wont deal
Contribute it not a CMS tool nowhere near and is nigh on
useless without using StreetSweeper MX aka DWMX 2004.
Contribute certainly is a CMS tool. It isn't a server-side CMS application,
but it does provide workflow and approval functionality in a very
easy-to-use interface. As for being
CFMail is just using JavaMail AFAIK.
-Original Message-
From: Jeff Gombala [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 August 2005 14:56
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFMAIL Attachments on the fly (not from a file)
If you're going to use the CFMAIL tag, you have to write attachments to
disk.
There
To be honest, I can't remember exactly if I had to give a CC #. I
don't *think* I did, but it was a while back.
Hm, I went through it very quickly, but it seemed like they required you to set
up an account, which required a credit card number. This seemed like a crazy
requirement just to
You still need dreamweaver (even if it is just for the template creation) -
that is my point. Without it Contribute is not very effective.
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From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 August 2005 15:20
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Looking for very simple CMS
That really annoys me - that call for pricing model. It
seems morally reprehensible.
For the record, this is not how CommonSpot pricing works. They do have fixed
prices for their products. However, different clients tend to need different
products and different numbers of licenses, so it
Russ,
You have to compare apples with apples: not all web services work the
same way. CFMX web services built using cfcomponents with
access=remote are heavy duty web services that use SOAP to pass
messages, publish a WSDL file to document their interface and check
things like parameter
Well, that's exactly what I meant by needing competition to help... It's
not like these are difficult apps to create. Hell, from what I can tell,
there aren't even that many features in the one that started all of this
talk.
--Ferg
Mark A Kruger wrote:
Ken,
Unfortunately in the world of CMS
I think that the fact is they do not even show a simple pricing scheme - it
is all based on being called by a sales gimp.
-Original Message-
From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 August 2005 15:26
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Looking for very simple CMS
That really annoys
if you want to add data inline no need to write to disk. I know this
is possible with images and swfs even I think, you know, for HTML
email. I don't know if you can put a PDF inline though.
DK
On 8/10/05, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CFMail is just using JavaMail AFAIK.
if you want to add data inline no need to write to disk. I know this
is possible with images and swfs even I think, you know, for HTML
email. I don't know if you can put a PDF inline though.
DK
On 8/10/05, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am aware that CFMX utilize
Hmm, I do know that Paul Hastings (I think it was him) did some digging to
see how deep the integration went when it came to CF and Javamail - I am
sure you could no doubt do this (if Java can).
-Original Message-
From: Jeff Gombala [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 August 2005 15:33
I think that the fact is they do not even show a simple
pricing scheme - it is all based on being called by a
sales gimp.
This is generally the case for any expensive, complex product with lots of
different options.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf
We have installed Subversion on a development web server. We setup a
repository directly on the server using the Berkeley database, and import a
project with no problems. Then from a local work station we checkout the
repository to a mapped drive on the web server (See below)
Web server:
I agree. Web Services, to me, are web pages that provide output that is
generally not seen by an individual.
I created a simple application where a CF page queried an ASP page on
our Exchange server. The ASP page gathered a bunch of mailbox
information for a user, wrapped it up in a simple XML
well, it is in the CF CMS market for some reason, in two clicks I managed to
get pricing on Microsoft CMS tool (which we use in some areas).
I am sure that a lot of sales are lost due to the sales calls nonsense.
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From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Use svn://hostname/ connections to the server, they're exceedingly fast
even on a 10mbit connection (our network is mostly 100mbit but I'm still
on the old 10mbit switch). Then just configure the repository\conf\*
files to suit and once you have them working correctly simply copy them
to each
Thanks for the suggestion Barney... no, when you specify text as the
output method it doesn't return any of the tags (or attributes) and it
doesn't escape the text. I'll have to find another solution.
Probably not, since that's a non-canonical form. If
you're XSL is
already assigning the
Yea, nobody, especially geeks, like to talk to people on the phone. :)
I *really* don't want to talk to pushy salespeople on the phone.
I'm not asking for concrete numbers, just give me a range, a high, a
low, whatever. If I can't afford it, or it's not going to fit into my
client's budget,
Douglas Knudsen wrote:
if you want to add data inline no need to write to disk. I know this
is possible with images and swfs even I think, you know, for HTML
email. I don't know if you can put a PDF inline though.
Yes you can. Whether a recipient will see it inline or as an
attachment is up
I am sure it's a simple setting somewhere in an XML file, can someone
point me in the right direction?
CF 7 btw.
Thanks,
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Voice: 1-301-424-3903 x111
Web:
So you edit files on a local system, and then push the files out to the web
server?
Use svn://hostname/ connections to the server, they're exceedingly fast
even on a 10mbit connection (our network is mostly 100mbit but I'm still
on the old 10mbit switch). Then just configure the
So you edit files on a local system, and then push the files
out to the web server?
Yeppers. That way everyone's working on their own separate files.
Also, I've got each project with a /trunk/ which is the primary
development line and branches in /branches/*, and I keep a checkout of
the
On 8/9/05, Jim Davis wrote:
You're not running the CF task via CFEXECUTE, you're running a DOS Batch
file which would use the Windows command line FTP program to do the actual
FTP work.
You'd be taking CF out of the loop when it comes to FTP. CF would just be
launching the process and
We are about to start migrating an application build on CF 5.
I have read everything and have a clear plan of attack, but I do have a
question.
We had to set our CFserver service running under a specific log in profile
since we had to be able to push content to multiple servers over our
internal
I doubt you do but please correct me if I'm wrong on this.
I would be happy to be proven wrong, but from what I can see it is required.
So much for using the UPS api...
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Anybody have this problem? I tried to display web services wsdl file
from ie. I don't see anything.
I appreciate any help
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Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) wrote:
Hmm, I do know that Paul Hastings (I think it was him) did some digging to
see how deep the integration went when it came to CF and Javamail - I am
sure you could no doubt do this (if Java can).
yes, i've been neck deep in javamail for a couple of months now.
Why are you using mapped drives? I take it you don't have TortoiseSVN or the
SubClipse plugin for Eclipse on your workstations? Or is your repository on
a different server than your web server?
Here's what I have locally.
Subversion is running on the dev server here on my network. All of my
Dave,
Ok - here's my take
I'm sorry to disagree with you - but the goal of call for pricing is not
usually to shield customers from your pricing for their own good. It is to
get someone - some person (some salesperson usually) to talk with you and
make a pitch. I think there is definitely a
Can you provide the URL you are using?
Dave
-Original Message-
From: Gabriel Bulfon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2005 11:09 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: problem displaying *.cfc?wsdl with internet explorer
Anybody have this problem? I tried to display web services
nm
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2003 Winner CFDJ awards Best Consulting Service
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Loathe wrote:
I am sure it's a simple setting somewhere in an XML file, can someone
point me in the right
it's a localhost url.
http://localhost/cf/XmlHttpRequest/Customers.cfc?wsdl
I can see wsdl with mozilla but not with IE
regards
On 8/10/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you provide the URL you are using?
Dave
-Original Message-
From: Gabriel Bulfon
-Original Message-
From: Ewok [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Why are you using mapped drives? I take it you don't have TortoiseSVN
or the SubClipse plugin for Eclipse on your workstations?
Ditto on TortoiseSVN, its simply awesome and works great with Directory
Opus (my file manager of
Hi all, how call ColdFusion Web Services directly from XMLHttpRequest instance ?
Using open method (from XMLHttpRequest) to pass ws url. But, how call
WS directly.
In a cfinvoke you can specify method name trought cfinvoke's method
parameter. But, how invoke method when only specify Url?
TIA
Recently, I have not been able to view *any* XML files in IE. I can't
even view the source of an XML file. Something changed in IE that broke
it. I can still view XML in Firefox, however.
It certainly pisses me off. It may be your same problem.
M!ke
-Original Message-
From: Gabriel
I would like to know how to grab a entire website, download and save it to the
harddisk. Replace all absolute paths into relative paths so that the site can
be viewed offline.
I would like to write something similar like the program Httrack but in
ColdFusion. So if someone knows of tutorials,
On Wednesday 10 August 2005 16:08, Gabriel Bulfon wrote:
Anybody have this problem? I tried to display web services wsdl file
from ie. I don't see anything.
Even if you view source ?
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I would like to know how to grab a entire website, download
and save it to the harddisk. Replace all absolute paths into
relative paths so that the site can be viewed offline.
Cfexecute
wget
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On Wednesday 10 August 2005 16:53, Gabriel Bulfon wrote:
In a cfinvoke you can specify method name trought cfinvoke's method
parameter. But, how invoke method when only specify Url?
Learn how to write SOAP XML requests, i.e. don't do that.
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On Wednesday 10 August 2005 16:58, housi mueller wrote:
I would like to know how to grab a entire website, download and save it to
the harddisk. Replace all absolute paths into relative paths so that the
site can be viewed offline.
cfexecute wget with the '-m' mirror option... ?
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For both Michael and Gabriel,
You might try clearing your cache (delete all temporary files - tools - options
- delete files... delete all offline content).
I know that at some point I have quirky things go wrong with IE from time to
time (like not being able to view source) and when I clear
Thanks M!ke.
I am sure the problem is caused by some component update or some
similar. Any more have the problem? any solution ?
regards
On 8/10/05, Dawson, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Recently, I have not been able to view *any* XML files in IE. I can't
even view the source of an XML
Start reading up on CFHTTP and Regular Expressions. CFHTTP will convert
all links to fully-qualified links (if you set the appropriate
attribute) and the regular expressions will find all links within the
document.
M!ke
-Original Message-
From: housi mueller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You should give a try do GetTickCount() function.
Like
cfset t1 = GetTickCount)
code ...
cfoutput#t1-GetTickCount()# ms/cfoutput
Or if you're planning to measure the overall page load time (not a
specific code) in all your site you should look a specific tool for it,
like Web
anything :(
On 8/10/05, Thomas Chiverton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 10 August 2005 16:08, Gabriel Bulfon wrote:
Anybody have this problem? I tried to display web services wsdl file
from ie. I don't see anything.
Even if you view source ?
--
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Advanced
Thank you Damien Ewok for your input!
-Original Message-
From: Ewok [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Why are you using mapped drives? I take it you don't have TortoiseSVN
or the SubClipse plugin for Eclipse on your workstations?
Ditto on TortoiseSVN, its simply awesome and works great
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From: CF-Talk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2005 11:01 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CF-Talk: Digest every 2 hours
CF-Talk 10-Aug-05 Issue:9508
In this issue:
Cfhttp vs web services
Cfhttp vs web services
CFMAIL
You have to write that your self. If you want you can try out
neuromancer which is a set of libraries to do just that (call web
service methods from javascript)
http://www.robrohan.com/projects/neuromancer
On 8/10/05, Gabriel Bulfon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, how call ColdFusion Web
Is either any more or less secure than the other method? Is either subject
to attack or abuse more than the other method?
-Original Message-
From: Matthew Small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2005 5:29 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Cfhttp vs web services
There's
I would like to know how to grab a entire website, download
and save it to the harddisk. Replace all absolute paths into
relative paths so that the site can be viewed offline.
Cfexecute
wget
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Recently, I have not been able to view *any* XML files in IE.
I can't even view the source of an XML file. Something changed
in IE that broke it. I can still view XML in Firefox, however.
You might try installing the latest MSXML parser from MSDN.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
It's a neuromancer day :)
http://www.robrohan.com/projects/neuromancer
Reads a wsdl file, creates a local javascript object, then when you
invoke methods on the javascript object it proxys those back to the
web service.
On 8/10/05, Jim Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a little desperate
I saw wget already. I know why to invent the wheel again, if
it already exists... but I would like to write something like
this on my one...
I submit that CF is a spectacularly poor choice for doing this, though.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software
Meli Helmut wrote:
I saw wget already. I know why to invent the wheel again, if it already
exists... but I would like to write something like this on my one...
Read the source and you know what it takes :) But I would
recommend cURL over wget because the license is less restrictive.
Jochem
Its a bit hard to see, but this is how the libraries work:
http://www.youtube.com/watch.php?v=WDZbFXKoXLA
On 8/10/05, Rob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's a neuromancer day :)
http://www.robrohan.com/projects/neuromancer
Reads a wsdl file, creates a local javascript object, then when you
I submit that CF is a spectacularly poor choice for doing this, though.
Maybe CF is a poor choice but it should be possible...
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Subversion with a working directory that is on a network drive is very
slow, because of all the metadata operations that take place.
Ideally, each working directory would be on the developer's local
machine.
We use a similar setup to what you describe, where we have working
directories on a
Personal point of view: choose the best Framework for CF.
Thanks
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Presumably you were soliciting opinions?
For full-app development, ModelGlue would be my choice, I'd say. For
UI's, Fusebox 3, hands down.
cheers,
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On 8/10/05, Michel Deloux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personal point of view: choose the best Framework for CF.
Thanks
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On 8/10/05, Michel Deloux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personal point of view: choose the best Framework for
This is generally the case for any expensive, complex product with lots
of different options.
I agree and to be honest, if my company is going to spend thousands of
dollars on software, I'd like to discuss it with the company beforehand.
It also helps keep their sales staff from hand-holding
Start reading up on CFHTTP and Regular Expressions. CFHTTP will convert
all links to fully-qualified links (if you set the appropriate
attribute) and the regular expressions will find all links within the
document.
M!ke
I already made some tests with CFHTTP. But it needs more. Looping trough
Also, just because the cost may change for certain clients doesnt mean
they're getting ripped off, e.g.
oh you have a massive project? we want the development, you can have the cms
for free!
oh you have a massive industry profile? we want you as a client so much that
you can have the cms for free!
Yes, your scenarios do happen in the real world and it is a reason for some
companies to use the 'call for pricing' approach but...
There are some companies that simply want a piece of the market share. They
understand that if they highball everyone who calls to get the maximum
amount of cash out
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