Hi,
I am still getting to grips with XML and I have a client site that provides
news releases via email to subscribers. They are now requesting the option
of XML feeds that would be available to remote sites to connect to. I
presume this is an ideal candidate for a web service. I am not
MySQL 4 is still in alpha
Nooo, no no no... MySQL 4.*1* is the current alpha - 4.0.13 is the
recommended stable production release. But you are correct in that the
current alpha has sub-queries, the current stable release does not.
Tim.
Hi Dave,
Luckily, to produce XML feeds doesn't take much knowledge of XML (its very
boring and I can't help fall asleep when people start talking about it)
So I'll tell you the layman's guide to producing feeds.
You have a couple of options. You can either produce the feed with the
fields you
Thanks Rich. I actually found something on www.devx.com which helped a lot
but there code was a little shabby so looking at your code was a great help.
Cheers
Dave
At 09:41 6/17/2003 +0100, you wrote:
Hi Dave,
Luckily, to produce XML feeds doesn't take much knowledge of XML (its very
boring
that needs development work from time to time. Email me off list with
list of sites and rates!
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Thanks Rich. I actually found
is this an offer or a request?!
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that needs development work from time to time. Email me off list with
list of sites and rates!
prehaps a request for an offer ;o)
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Its scary down south, they are all trendified and drink in al fresco bars
on the seafront and stuff.
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that
It's an offer for work :)
Ash--- I seen you there with your orange moccachinos
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Its scary down south, they are all trendified and
On a similar Southern softie note, I'm always been more development and am
not convinced I am yet up to speed enough to keep our live inter- and more
extra-net projects up and running sevrer/config wise.
Does anyone know of a good London-based company that could send someone
in for a few hours
Don't know what u mean! I only wear a mullet.
What sort of dev work is it? CF? - Cuz you could try my pals at either
www.juretic.com or www.nixonmcinnes.com if it aint...They are so gd..And
based in Brighton..Not sure if they do much cf tho...
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Does anyone know how I can make a virtual directory mapping in a dev machine
CFMX install using the standalone webserver?
ta.
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yes, I think you need to edit the web.xml file within the web-inf directpry
of cfusionmx
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Does anyone know how I can make
Edit CFusionMX/wwwroot/WEB-INF/jrun-web.xml
virtual-mapping
resource-path/virtualpath/resource-path
system-pathYourrealfilepathhere/system-path
/virtual-mapping
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Edit CFusionMX/wwwroot/WEB-INF/jrun-web.xml
[snip]
That's opne for the FAQ..
Promise I'll start helping soon, Stephen *sheepish look*.
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are you editing this in Dreamweaver? If so edit it in Notepad and save it.
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Subject: [ cf-dev ] DWMX DW4? Template issues
Ok...
I have a site which uses templates.
Thought that might be a way round it.
Paul
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are you editing this in Dreamweaver? If so edit it in
Notepad and save
Guys,
anyone know how in a regex I can
go through a large text string and for every instance of
mytag name=test height=10 width=50 renderer=q6 id=66565656
run some code extracting those attributes and passing those values into a
udf RunRenderer(name,height,width,renderer,id)
and replace the
:D
So you want:
1) to find all instances of this string (with different attributes):
mytag name=test height=10 width=50 renderer=q6 id=66565656
2) extract all of the attribute values (as name value pairs or just the
values?)
Test 10 50 q6 66565656
3) replace the tag with a UDF:
cfset a =
How's about something like this:
!--- match the first mytag and eturn the sub expressions ---
cfset match = refind('mytag name=([^]+) height=([^]+)
width=([^]+) renderer=([^]+) id=([^]+)', mystring, 1, TRUE)
!--- check the first length for something: len[1] will be 0 (false) if
none found ---
Hi
I'm trying to set up perfmon to monitor coldfusion performance but for
some reason I cant select any coldfusion
Objects to monitor, is there a setting I've overlooked in the
administrator or somewhere else I need to enable?
Thanks
Kola
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yea- there's a setting in the debugging section to enable perfmon
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Subject: [ cf-dev ] OT: perfmon and CF5
Hi
I'm trying to set up perfmon to monitor coldfusion
Doh!
I thought I'd seen it somewhere - thanks
Kola
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yea- there's a setting in the debugging section to enable perfmon
Thanks for the responses guys.
paddy
We use www.alertra.com with pretty good results and features ...
Cheers,
Erika
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Cheers Paul, Tim
I shall have a play
I hate bloody regex
Alex
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How's about something like this:
!--- match the first mytag and eturn the sub
Hi Folks -
I've been asked to find out if there is such a product as an online form
checker. My boss is keen on programs which check for broken links in sites,
but after a project where a series of broken forms were only discovered
after launch, he's keen to get forms tested automatically as
David,
I've been asked to find out if there is such a product as an online form
checker. My boss is keen on programs which check for broken links in
sites,
but after a project where a series of broken forms were only discovered
after launch, he's keen to get forms tested automatically as
you could try something that does automatic form submission. eg:
http://www.hoobie.net/brutus/index.html - this is a password cracker, but
it seems to do an ok job at parsing forms and discovering the different
fields etc. i'm sure there is some much better and more suitable software
to use
Get the local 6th form on the blower and say you have a work experience position for
someone interested in IT QA and would they like to send someone along for a week for
no pay.
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Sent: 17 June 2003 16:09
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Stephen/Duncan,
In terms of broken links from forms. Not sure - there
are app out there
that will check ordinary hrefs, but I'm not sure whether they
cover form
actions too. Besides Shouldn't this sort of thing be
caught in unit and
user testing?? ;oD
Well that's true but
Haha nice
Ashley M. Whiting
Web development
New Media Team
Schools Communications Unit
Department for Education Skills
T: 020 7925 6535
M: 07817 763972
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Has arrived.
www.digitaloutlook.com
w00
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wahey! Just in time too! I'm beginning a project I need it on tomorrow!
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Has arrived.
www.digitaloutlook.com
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to save having to try reconstruct a template from a page based on a template
(easy enough to do this)
good idea to pay attention to keeping backups of templates, in case you
break one and irreversibly mess it up
even though you try to make good with undo panic attack, this may be no good
if you
Get the local 6th form on the blower and say you have a work
experience
position for someone interested in IT QA and would they like to send
someone
along for a week for no pay.
Rofl. You obviously went to the same business school as some of my
previous employers.
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Anyone going from UK?
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