Player to discard
slide-display events?
If you have any suggestions, please let me know, preferably off-list
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Use Compare(). It's case-sensitive.
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I tweak the EMBED, the Netscape version still shows
the start/stop control. Does anyone have experience with Windows Media
Player/Netscape interaction (and wouldn't mind helping me)?
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handled Z-Order that caused CFStudio/HS that caused it not to "pop forward"
on window focus? I recall having a problem with this at the previous job,
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Couldn't you replace all instances of Chr(13) (I think that's right...) with
a null?
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After the output of a record, do this:
(assuming that breakpoint = 5)
#IIf(queryname.currentrow mod breakpoint,DE(""),DE("br"))#
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Hi folks. I'm thinking about going for my Allaire CF Certification in the
moderately near future. What are some of the things I can do to help
prepare?
Just looking for suggestions. :)
Thanks and hope you all had a happy and safe New Year's!
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I've done that and scored a Master's Certification from it. Thanks though.
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CF usually doesn't care about case (except for string comparison functions
that aren't of the "NoCase" variety), but if you wanted to fake
case-insensitivity just in case, use lcase() on the strings.
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of
you have already solved my problem. :)
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~~
Structure your ColdFusion
Oops. I forgot to add:
The two datasources we'd be connecting to are an Access DB and an Oracle DB.
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The thing is these are existing datasources, and the admin who's going to be
in charge of maintaining the servers has minimal NT experience. He wants to
migrate over to Linux where the client was once using NT/Apache.
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Hope This Helps. :-)
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of converting it to a
struct, and I could email it to you if you'd like.
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Use DeleteClientVariable. To get a list, use GetClientVariablesList().
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What you may wish to do is perform a UNION query and alias each subquery's
column to the same name. That's worked for me in the past.
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variables that matter to both applications? We'd prefer not to include the
parent Application.cfm in the child, since that's just messy.
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The fact that they don't have the +.htr bug patched. Very interesting.
Cheers,
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Sex and food? Well then, I suggest... banana.
(I could get worse. Really.)
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HTTP headers are different from META tags in that they are handled
completely on-server. CFLOCATION is a front-end for a commonly-used HTTP
header, a location redirect. I also use them for setting expiration dates
for served documents, to prevent caching.
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*ROFL*
That's the funniest thing I've seen this month!
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Is there any way you could consolidate the queries, ie find some common
ground to perform a join on?
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Initialise your counter to 0.
Output your TR, with the IIF statement determining the row colour (like your
standard currentrow snippet would do).
Set counter equal to counter = 1.
Voila!
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You shouldn't need the quotation marks around the parameter passed to
IsNumeric(). Try that.
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that simplifies the process
somewhat.
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To complement what Daniel wrote, if you're going to run more than one alter
statement, wrap them in a transaction. That way, you can test all you want,
and should something screw up down the chain, the DB will revert to its
original state. It makes life easy.
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It has COM support on NT only. The downside is if you wanted to migrate
servers from NT to Unix, you're kinda hosed if you were using COM objects.
Jamie
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I know there is an encrypt/decrypt CFX on Allaire's DevEx site. Worth a
check-out!
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Alternately, you could have a main page that has a cftry/cfcatch block, and
include the meat of the page within (a la Fusebox). Worth a shot, neh?
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rtant than the application server you're
using.
Jamie
(best tool for the job, et cetera, et cetera)
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Yes, I'm interested too. Send it on up!
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somewhat reasonable, he'll at least hear your concerns. If he's
completely unresponsive, then it really doesn't reflect well on his ability
to manage, does it?
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the
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of the collection in
question.)
I've tried to repair the collection through the administrator, which seems
to work fine, but doesn't fix the problem. Any other ideas about what to
do?
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It's CF_EMBEDFIELDS. I based a form-to-struct tag on its logic. Cool
stuff!
(I know in 4.5 form is a struct, but we're dealing with 4.0 here)
Do a search for "Forta" in the DevEx, and you'll find some nice derivatives
of his works.
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Convert the query to a WDDX packet, and store the packet as a hidden form
field. I've done it before, and it works pretty well.
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Egads, that's a big number. What we commonly use for a drill-down is the
TwoSelectsRelated tag (or if the data is sufficiently cumbersome,
ThreeSelectsRelated).
Jamie
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I believe www.roomstogo.com is CF-based (and FuseBox-based to boot!).
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I know that there's a scope defined for ordinary variables on a page. It's
the "variables" scope, right? Anyway, whatever its name is, do you know if
it's a struct too? Thanks.
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Are there any issues with using the request scope in lieu of the variable
scope? Or is the fact that one's a struct the only difference?
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O! This makes me very happy, and will certainly make the other
developers happy as well. We've been lamenting the lack of UDFs for a good
while. Thanks for the pointer!
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Yeah, you could just run another query, but if you already have a query and
you want to pull a subset of it, it does save resources to run a subquery
off of what you already store. So in responce to your question: "Yeah".
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Try just DELETE FROM table WHERE conditions
You'd have to use UPDATE to delete/mangle individual cell data, so the * in
the previous statement is unnecessary. :)
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Have you taken a look at MultiCalendar?
http://www.lafilm.net/multicalendar/
We're using it on one of our big projects, and it's pretty cool.
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Current date and time? You can use the Now() function to get a date/time
object with that. Afterwards, use the DateFormat() and TimeFormat()
functions to format the date the way you like.
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Other than setting the "type=html" param in CFMAIL, you should be set.
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assistance would be very appreciated! And if you know a custom tag that
does this, please pass it on my way. Thanks!
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. If the desired
filename already exists on the server, I need to let the user know, and
rename the file accordingly. What's the easiest and most efficent way to
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What type of error is returned from an unsuccessful upload?
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Yeah, I did that too. The funny thing is that it didn't throw an error in
my case. Is the CGI variable space particularly (and annoyingly) lenient
when it comes to nonexistant variables or is this anomalous behaviour?
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To get the value of name ".recordcount", use the Evaluate function.
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I would put the formatting mask behind the date.
#DateFormat(Now(),"mm/dd/")# would result in 10/03/2000.
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Well, that would do it too! I'm in the habit of always adding the
formatting mask, and I've always done it this way, so I sorta jumped to
conclusions. Doh. Sorry.
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I've experienced that on a few occasions, and it is because CF reserves the
"_date" suffix for validating fields. The way around this is to not name
your form fields with _date or _required or whatnot. I wish there was a way
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You could use JS's regex functions...
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song?")
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Have you tried using #Now()# in your insert statement? That should work in
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That's what I needed. Thanks very much!
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Hello everyone,
I was wondering if Access has some mechanism in place to list all tables in
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I meant as a query.
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could use CFTRY/CFCATCH to trap individual errors per page and manipulate
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to
count the items with x criteria, your intent is closer to count() anyway. :)
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characters of gibberish). In Access it kills the lock on the DB, and it
might help out in Sybase.
HTH,
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StructClear destroys struct keys. As for deleting structures altogether,
I'm not sure. Surely there's got to be a way to unset variables, right?
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the
StructClear() function.
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I am, well at least professionally. I fiddle with PHP as a hobby, and my
job hasn't required me to switch over yet, so I guess I still qualify.
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through JS.
Any ideas?
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Here's what I'd do.
Make the image an HREF pointing to "#", and calls a function when clicked.
Like so:
function doMyStuff()
{
document.image.src = "newimage.jpg";
document.form.submit();
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I think this will work.
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Yep, that'll do it. I forgot entirely about blur(). Thanks!
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Well, the bugbear of this was I needed to control, via radio buttons,
whether or not the text field(s) was/were readonly. What I ended up doing
was storing the state in a hidden formfield. If anyone cares to see the
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What method is the form using? To use the FORM scope a form must use the
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How about...
cfif Left(var,7) is not "http://"
(error message...)
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I don't think so. I know Form.FIELDNAMES is reserved, but that's about it,
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Here's what I did:
cfset output = Replace(form.ssn,"-","","ALL")
and to display it properly,
#Left(output,3)#-#Mid(output,4,2)#-#Right(output,4)#
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God that's kludgy, but if it works it works, eh? Still, I wish Allaire
would put a more "standardised" and documented syntax, so I wouldn't have to
scratch my head as much. :)
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It should also be noted that Allaire provides a PDF quick-reference that
summarises all functions, CF tags, and objects created by invocation of said
tags and functions. It's a real life-saver. You should be able to find it
on Allaire's site.
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Yeah, but the "Variables" scope isn't persistent. Each time a page loads it
will unset itself. It would be better IMHO to just do a plain vanilla
CFSET.
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and static variables, and that helps me out a lot.
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Just like you said. I usually wrap my conditional components in parentheses
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= 57
cfelse
cfset uppercase = RandRange(0,1)
cfif uppercase
cfset lowend = 65
cfset highend = 90
cfelse
cfset lowend = 97
cfset highend = 122
/cfif
/cfif
cfset pswd = pswd Chr(RandRange(lowend,highend))
/cfloop
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The "dbo" scope is the "owner" of the table. This means it was created by
user "dbo."
The "dis_products" scope is the name of the table the column belongs to.
That's to eliminate ambiguity in multitable queries.
"DESC" means descending. :)
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Try NOT IsDefined().
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cfset ConcatenatedString = string1 string2
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Do you wish to convert your list to an array? If so, there's the function
ListToArray. If you are wanting to put each element on a blank line, you
could loop through the array and output each element at a time, followed by
br.
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cfset myval = thisval / thatval should work.
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You will need Cold Fusion Server installed on the machine that's serving up
the documents for variables to be interpreted.
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The way I'd do it is
cffile action="upload" (other_attributes)
cfset Disallow = "cfm,exe,asp,vbs,js"
cfif ListFindNoCase(Disallow,ListLast(FILE.ServerFile,".")) is not 0
cffile action="delete" file="#FILE.ServerFile#"
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The proper syntax is:
CFSET Evaluate("CurBills_#myBillFolder#"
=ListAppend(Trim(Evaluate("CurBills_"myBillFolder)), myBillnum)
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oops remove the "evaluate(" from the beginning!
(I really should proofread...)
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The syntax should be IIF(condition,result1,result2)
where result1 occurs if condition is true and result2 occurs if condition is
false.
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Oh, my mistake... I forgot the DE()'s around the results. These are needed.
My brain's fried today. :)
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You'd need to escape the "trouble" characters, I'd think. Have you tried
CF's HTMLCodeFormat() function?
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You could use CFHEADER to expire the page:
CFHEADER Name="Expires" Value="#Now()#"
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It's not WSIWYG, and it's for PHP, but you might take a gander at
http://www.ekenberg.se/php/ide/
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If you wanted to use Javascript there is a Javascript validator at
http://www.dejeu.com/web/tools/tech/js/forms/form_chkcard-f.asp
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Your cfform needs a name. If you're just using HTML forms, you'll still
need a name for your form to access the form's contents.
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You can refer to the referring document with the CGI.HTTP_REFERER variable.
Just set your href to that and that should do the trick for you.
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It's an old-school bass synthesizer. (yeah, I'd love to get my hands on one
too...)
veering blindly off-topic,
Jamie
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I don't know about the first part but they shouldn't follow the includes,
since the robot should only see the resultant HTML code, like any browser.
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