Put in the full path to the cert file.
Kevin
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I am working with a Netscape 3.51 LDAP server running Unix. Our site is on
NT 4.0 IIS, CF Server 4.51 SP2. I am trying to hit this "anonymous" server
with CFLDAP and the attribute SECURE="CFSSL_Basic,
I get this error most often when either the name specified in the "START" or
"USERNAME" parameters does not exist.
Kevin
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFLDAP problem
Hello.
I get the
It depends on which CGI variable you are talking about. Some are set at the server
and can be considered accurate, while others are sent by the client and should not be
trusted.
A concise listing of the types can be found on page 25 of the "Quick Reference Guide
to CFML" that comes with CF
Round robin DNS is cheap and easy, but there are limitations to its usefulness.
Round robin DNS does not give you fault tolerance, only load balancing. In round
robin DNS, if one server in your two server cluster is down, half of your requests
will go unanswered.
Kevin
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Create a page that has some javascript that automatically redirects to a second page
with the resolution embedded in the URL string.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/20/01 04:05PM
Hi everyone,
Does anyone know of a CF way to determine the users screen resolution? I
know about using JS to produce
On this same note, I am becoming more than a little concerned that MM sees Cold Fusion
as nothing but a platform to help push Flash.
If that's the case, I'm gone.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/26/01 01:57PM
It sounds like MM is going to throw the CF community a bone and then stick
us in the
Is there a real or practical limit (from a performance standpoint) to the number of
IIS script engine mappings in IIS 4.0?
Thanks,
Kevin
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How are you determining the time zone offset from GMT? Are you using the
GetTimeZoneInfo function?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/07/01 05:43PM
OK, i have a weird one for you.
the server time is correct.
all my cf apps run just fine in relation to time.
except 1.
it is an education section of
Were the classes that you are having a problem with created before daylight saving
began, or is this a problem even with new events? Depending on how your specific DB
stores dates, you may need to make an adjustment.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/08/01 04:35AM
Kevin, Thank You.
no i am not
Use the VAL function on the 01 value so that 1 = 1.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/10/01 01:56PM
Hello, i'm passing a number from a form and then comparing it with a number
pulled out of the DB (SQL server) but when i do the comparison it's against
1 (passed by the form) and 01 (passed by SQL).
Your logic is incorrect.
A number will ALWAYS be either NEQ 9 or NEQ 5. Use an AND operator rather than an OR
operator.
Kevin
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Hello, i'm running the code below and i'm not getting the expected results.
i'm passing in a variable with the length of 5 so i
IIS 4.0 sets a CGI variable called HTTPS that is set to either On or Off. I
haven't done any testing with IIS 5.0 yet.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/29/01 11:23AM
Yes, it is definitely the code calling Web Trends Live that is messing up
the SSL page. I am trying to trap for the existence of
I'm curious, will the new CFFLUSH tag resolve this problem?
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/30/01 08:36AM
You can consider setting up the cookie in a process
page and redirect with javascript instead of
cflocation that will allow the cookie to be set.
M.
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My understanding was that Apache for NT used the POSIX subsystem, and took somewhat of
a performance hit because of it. Is this not the case?
Kevin
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We wish to implement domain level cookies, but are running into a problem. The web
servers in question are accessible via an intranet, with clients that have domain name
completion configured. So quote often, a user will simply type "hostname" in the
address window, rather than
For those of us not able to attend, how does one buy these mugs?
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/30/00 09:24AM
A little reminder SecretAgents.com is giving out 500 of these
cf_beer glasses this weekend at the cf_scale/cf_underground. Robi
Sen
and Michael Smith are paying the bar tab! What
Is it possible to identify and list the current set of cached queries contained in
memory on a particular server? We are experimenting with cached queries for the first
time, and would like to do some analysis as to what is being cached.
Thanks,
Kevin
into account machine-specific optimizations, such as a higher
processor rev, newer version of the OS, and a whole host of other
possibilities that a pre-compiled program cannot.
Kevin
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I have recently started to do this cache user-specific queries on a
global basis by using dynamic query names, based upon data specific to a
user. So far, it seems to be working well.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/10/00 04:52PM
Will:
Using the CachedWithin attribute caches the query
I may have missed something somewhere along the line, but can't you put
the RequestTimeout parameter in the URL to set a limit on page
processing time different than that used at the server level?
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/10/00 05:30PM
As best as I can tell, either you don't set a
The FormURL2Attributes sets a base URL using a hard coded "http://" header. This
breaks on SSL sites. Anyone else run into this? That section of the code isn't
particularly critical, so I just commented it out.
Kevin
I'm sure that the Microsoft developers would be very surprised to hear
this. Early versions of both Netscape and IE were both based on the
original NCSA Mosaic code, but those days are long gone.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/14/00 12:50PM
I also hate to tell you that IE and Netscape are based
I disagree with this mentality completely. All browsers should be
standards compliant so that us developers can spend more time doing the
things we are really paid to do: develop kick-ass web-based
APPLICATIONS. Spending hours tweaking this and that and making
compromises to achieve some
is:
a href="#securefolder#index.cfm?sslmode=sslfuseaction=whatever
I didnt get it to work with the search engine friendly URLs which is
why its
got the ?. But I guess its not so important for SE to index secure
pages.
Good luck. again this was my quick and dirty way there probably is a
bett
What are the topics covered?
Thanks,
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/15/00 10:50AM
I liked it a lot! I would recommend it to anybody who's comfortable
with
the basics of CF. The course book has a lot of easy to follow
explanations
of everything, and makes for a good reference. I left with
Has anyone noticed the reoccurrence of long list post lag times? Messages submitted
during the day can take in excess of 3-4 hours to appear on the list.
Kevin
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I don't use Advanced Security, but I have and do authenticate to
Novell's LDAP server via the CFLDAP tag.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/15/00 12:10PM
I know that if you want to do a look up to NDS with cfldap you can.
But you can't authenticate to it. Allaire has never tested it and they
say
They are not resident beyond the single request, but they stay alive
for the entire request, even in custom tag calls. Think of them in
terms of a global variable for the life of a single request.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/16/00 09:35AM
directly analogous to constants; I like to use the
try this:
RoundedValue = Round(10 * Value)/10
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/16/00 09:17AM
I thought this would be simple. How can round a long integer eg:
2.146752 to
the first decimal point?
Thanks,
Rick
NY) developers
would be
most appreciative!
Do you authenticate off of GroupWise, or straight to NDS?
I'm not a Novell guy, so I don't know all the inner workings, but I
have
definitely struggled to authenticate Novell passwords.
Thanks!
Norman Elton
Information Technology
College of William Mary
Are there still issues with CF and NT Service Pack 6a?
We are implementing a new production server, and it would be much easier to implement
6a rather than 5 and all the hot fixes.
Thanks,
Kevin
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I am not completely understanding. Would you mind giving an example of
the behavior that no longer works?
Much appreciated,
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Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/28/00 10:07AM
Are there still issues with CF and NT Service Pack 6a?
The problem with SP6 is that it changed how URLs are
Is there any difference between the GetToken and GetListAt functions? Which one is
preferable?
Thanks,
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CF_testmoterhchild Part="Start" (will run 'start' code in tag)
CFtestmotherchild Part="End" (will run 'end' code in tag)
In your tag, you can run the appropriate code depending on the value of
Attributes.Part.
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I don't know if
Is it possible to cache LDAP queries?
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It is going to be for a localized entertainment portal. Right now what
we
are looking for is movie show and entertainment news.
At 10:51 AM 12/7/2000 -0600, you wrote:
some
The syntax you need is:
filter="((cn=jegan)(userpassword=bixby))"
Reference RFC 2254 for the full syntax of LDAP filters. It can be found
here:
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/htbin/rfc/rfc2254.html
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/13/00 11:23AM
I'm using LDAP for a login process. like
The only bug I have found in this tag relates to the BASE tag that it
inserts at the top of your document. It does not take into account
either SSL (https://) or non-standard port URLs.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/15/00 10:21AM
Are there any known bugs in the above stated custom tag...
I am
This is a good first check, but I would never blindly trust any sort of
client-side data validation. This is just inviting hackers to have a
field day.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/15/00 03:04PM
I agree with Joel. Using JavaScript to process on the client side is
fast and doesn't need to hit
Just as a note, the spaces in your URL are not allowed under the HTTP
spec. The fact that IE is nice and escapes the URL is just that - a
nicety that cannot be guaranteed by the user agent.
The HTTP spec only allows spaces in internal anchor references (ie #My
Section).
Kevin
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What is best practice for creating a verity collection on a 100% data driven site
written using the Fusebox method?
Thanks,
Kevin
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HTTP_Referer is a client-supplied, optional element. How widely is it
implemented? At the very least, you might want to make some contingency
for the value being blank.
Regards,
Kevin
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use HTTP_REFERER and make sure it's page A or don't execute page B.
Not of immediate help, but CF 5 will include the ability to compile
your CFML. What I am not sure of is what it'll compile to: native code,
pcode, java, etc.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/03/01 04:48PM
Hi,
I'm looking for options (preferably low-cost) when
distributing a a cf based site on a
I've seen this happen to a CFM where the file is actually corrupt. I
could open, read, even edit the file just fine, but whenever I called it
via the browser, the processor would go haywire. I copied the contents
of the file to a new, blank file, then saved it and it worked fine from
then on
This could probably be done via JavaScript.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/12/01 01:20PM
No. CF doesn't see the file until AFTER it's moved to the server
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Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 9:11 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject:
Use CFSWITCH. It'll be the same speed as a single CFIF, and would
probably outperform IFF also.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/12/01 01:39PM
I may be stretching, but I was wondering if there is a way to use IIF()
to
choose between 3 different expressions?
What I have is a variable that has 3
Has anyone used CF with the WebMethods middleware platform?
We will be looking to integrate the two systems, and I would love to hear any info you
might have.
Regards,
Kevin
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Has anyone built a search engine with Verity on a Fusebox site?
Thanks,
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I would like to write a small search engine using CF to search
our site!
I thought that coldfusion had a 'built in' search engine -
verity... Are you talking about wanting
$360 million dollar deal.
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It's always hard to say what will happen during occasions like this,
but the point you bring p was specifically mentioned during the
conference call today that announced the merger. I think Macromedia
realizes that there is a lot to lose if that community dries up.
I, for one, am excited about
AOL bought Netscape for their portal and content. The browser and
server products were of no consequence to their business, and we've seen
the results of that attitude.
CF is the reason that MM purchased Allaire. It's a whole different
ballgame. In the conference call today, MM said that the
I would love to see a future CF server that can do all the things that
we use it for today, plus with added capability to natively tie into and
control multimedia and other rich presentation formats (streaming,
flash, etc). The best of both worlds.
Kevin
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I
Also, is your site already built for version 4+ browsers? If it is,
people aren't likely to stay long if they are using NS 3 and the site is
unusable.
Kevin
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Does it say how many have their JS/cookies turned off though?
geez .. if I was spending 50k on a
After all the difficulty that we developers have with proprietary
technology, it's amazing to me that this discussion still takes place
when talking about client-side web development.
What about when it comes time to implement wireless and other new
technologies? Are you willing to putting
After all the difficulty that we developers have with proprietary
technology, it's amazing to me that this discussion still takes place
when talking about client-side web development.
What about when it comes time to implement wireless and other new
technologies? Are you willing to putting
Also, is your site already built for version 4+ browsers? If it is,
people aren't likely to stay long if they are using NS 3 and the site is
unusable.
Kevin
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Does it say how many have their JS/cookies turned off though?
geez .. if I was spending 50k on a
The method I have always used to get around this is to do a check
against the DB to see if another entry in the DB has the same values.
The number of values that you check will depend on how many you need to
guarantee uniqueness.
Here's an example:
CFQUERY NAME="CheckDB" DATASOURCE="Mine"
Actually, you don't need them in the second situation either. I use
the following code all the time.
(trim(evaluate("form.email_" i))
Kevin
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Hi Michael,
#'s are only needed in three situations: a) within a
cfoutput/cfoutput to evaluate the value
I believe that I have read that CFREPORT is a single threaded tag. Should CFLOCKs be
used in conjunction with this tag to reduce contention in busy environments?
Thanks,
Kevin
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I believe that I have read that CFREPORT is a single threaded tag. Should CFLOCKs be
used in conjunction with this tag to reduce contention in busy environments?
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Kevin
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Once the page is bookmarked, does the icon get stored on the local PC
or is it referenced? If the first, will the icon update if updated on
the webserver?
Thanks,
Kevin
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create an icon called favicon.ico and IE will automatically look for
it at
the root
Can someone suggest a good source for XML training? I would prefer a vendor-neutral
curriculum.
Thanks,
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Has anyone written or know of a custom tag to change user passwords on a NetWare/NDS
system? There is a tag in the gallery to verify NDS passwords, but I can't find
anything to change them.
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Why not use a SUM aggregate function on the database?
Kevin
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Hi,
Can someone suggest a better way to sum a numeric column in a query?
The
solution is probably painfully simple, but I've been struggling for an
hour
or two on it (only have online docs
Be safe. Get this is writing.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/06/01 10:33AM
Well, after over a week back and forth with Microsoft's sales and
licensing reps, they've come to the conclusion that since I'm not
hosting any standalone apps that will be running on SQL Server, i.e.,
instead the
I agree that you should use a true DBMS if possible, but Access can probably be made
to work Ok for just 1000 users.I would consider switching away from Access if you
have more than 5-10 simultaneous connections, or more than a 100-200k records.
If you use Access, make judicious use of
Now there is a loaded question, if I have ever seen one...
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/19/01 10:54AM
when do you think the 5.0 book will be making it's way to the book shelfs?
-Original Message-
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I wish to map all file extensions to te Cold Fusion scripting engine. Is there a way
to do this using wildcards? I have only been able to set this up one extension at a
time.
NT4 SP6a
CF 4.5.1 SP1
IIS 4
Thank you,
Kevin
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Give these FUD tactics the attention they deserve - none.
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Take the high ground, and refuse to mud sling. By
Wow, the prices seem to good to be true. How is there response when
registering databases ans such?
Thanks!
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I use www.prizmweb.com. Lots of features, not lots
How about a Replace function using RegEx to replace * with a null?
You would then have to deal with the various other characters such at
quote; and nbsp; separately.
Kevin
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Would it be functionally equivalent to use a CFHEADER and CFFILE, which avoids the
problem?
Running:
CF 4.01
IIS 4.0
NT 4 SP5
Connection to a NetWare file server for file content.
Kevin
Kevin Miller
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If you are considering non-CF solutions, I would recommend the software
called LinkBot. Excellent link checker, and it also gives additional
info that I find quite useful.
Kevin
Kevin Miller
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Sorry, I didn't explain well enough.
What I want to do is make sure that all of the URLs are valid
addresses, and
generate a report that lists invalid ones.
Eventually
How about this pseudo-code:
Now() + (7 - DayOfWeek)
Kevin
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Ok. I think this is rather simple, and I'm curious if there is any
built in
function or listing of code
Access' ODBC driver has (or used to, not sure if it's fixed) a limit of
16K on memo fields, even though 64K is supported by the DB. You might
be seeing a similar problem. You might want to do a little research
into the ODBC driver's limitations.
Kevin
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VALUES
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Is i
Is there anyone out there using CF and a Progress database. What drivers
have you found to perform best, and how has the combination handled under
load?
Any other tips/tricks you can share is much appreciated!
Kevin
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Please, let's not start this discussion in this forum.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/11/01 03:43PM
Where does Satan fit into this picture??
Why do you assume God is responsible?
I think your view of God needs recalibrating. A loving God would never
cause this to happen.
I believe in the
I think this is a shortcoming in the way that CF implements timeouts. I
have seen it with other tags as well - CFPOP, CFLDAP, and others.
The timeout applies only when the server is contacted and the query or
command is sent. If the server can't be contacted at all, then the
timeout period
I think the difference is that there is a good chance that an outside
contractor might already know Fusebox. That won't be the case for
something custom.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/19/01 01:13PM
If someone led you to believe there was a real difference...they were
mistaken.
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From the forumspot web site:
In the true spirit of Open Source initiatives, Allaire Corp. has modified
the Allaire Forums license agreement to allow the Forums Open Source
software to be freely redistributable, allow modification and allow
distribution of those modifications. It is our hope
It's quite easy, actually. Create a new file extension for your WAP
files, and then create a MIME type on the web server that associates that
file type with the appropriate class. I'm not sure what that is for WAP,
but I would guess something like text/wap.
If you are using CF to send both
Implement mySQL, call it a SQL server, charge them $3000 for support,
and take a nice vacation!
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/05/01 03:54PM
You really shouldn't use MS Access with Cold Fusion...
(it's probably a
given that this is true, but with California State budget
cuts, it'll be a
of the server or one in each
application directory that cfincludes the one at the root.
Thanks,
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My understanding is that CALs are still required for users and
developers who don't access the server through web applications (ie 2
tier apps).
So, if you have a public website with 10 developers, you need the
processor license plus 10 CALs.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/05/00 05:43PM
Then
IIS defines a CGI variable that specifies whether or not high encryption is used. As
a fun exercise, I interated through the CGI structure and keep a copy for reference.
There is a lot of good info captured and provided automagically.
I would imagine that other web servers act similarly.
be greatly appreciated. I've searched MSDN (we
are using IIS4.0) but haven't found anything useful.
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Date: Fri, 06 Jul 2001 12:18:24 -0500
IIS defines a CGI variable
Try this:
1. Pull back the query unsorted.
2. Create a while-do loop that picks a random record from the query
3. Display the record
4. Delete the record from the record set
5. Go back to step 2.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/10/01 03:44PM
Dear Cf'ers:
I have the below query that gets
It's important to note that if you use Count(field), you should do it on a primary key
or other required field. Count will not count fields that are blank.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/18/01 08:14AM
Count(fileId) will be faster, but don't take my word for it, run the query
in Query Analyzer
Here's how:
#Evaluate(Get_items. Get_fields.Iadmin_name)#
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/20/01 11:02AM
Scratch that...I really dont want to make database calls that many times. I
will just use an array for this. But I am still interested in how you can put
two CF variables together like
I noticed that you are starting at the top of the tree. Depending how deep the tree
is, how distributed the tree is, and whether you have any indexes setup, the 15
minutes may be a reasonable number.
Kevin
Quoting Kevin Faust [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm using a CFLDAP tag to gather some
If you are using NDS for NT, IIS, and IE, then you could do this using NTLM
authentication on the IIS Server. If not, then you are kind of out of luck because
browser security does not tie into the underlying OS.
There are many ways to use your Novell username and password for web security,
One more important thing to keep in mind. Session variables don't work in a
non-sticky clustered environment where you hit a different server on every request.
If you want to implement session variables on a cluster, the cluster must be setup in
sticky mode (meaning that you hit a random
To be honest, I haven't used the CFGRAPH tag yet, but it seems as if what you are
passing in a numeric data. If this is the case, commas would not be appropriate in
this case. Is there an attribute that allows you to format the appearance of the data
on the axis of your graph?
Kevin
Verisign is having DNS issues? Yikes, they own Network Solutions so it
scares me to think that they can't get that right.
Kevin
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Got resolution with Verisign. They are STILL having DNS issues. grr.
They gave me a fix.
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