Ok... I have a friend who wants to start a Cyber Café in our town (slightly
late imho but...) and he wants to know about leased lines/adsl or whatever
for the cyber café.
Can anyone give me any suggestions as to ISPs for business ADSL and also how
much bandwidth might be required?
Paul
Hi..
does anyone know if it is possible and if so how...to submit a form but have
the action page be a new window popping up using JS with all the toolbar,
scrollbar, size attributes changeable?
I guess it would be something to do with an OnSubmit command? The popup
window page needs to be a
you would have to popup the window with a blank html page
and then submit to the popupwindow
the key is to pop the window up first
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hmm... how do i specify that i want to submit to the open pop-up window?
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Specify the target that the form submits to - point to the
pop-up-window.
D
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Sent: 02 October 2003 10:13
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hmm... how do i specify that i want
if the popup is already open, you can use the target attribute, if it's not
open, use a button to run function that will open a named window, and then
form.submit();..
eg:
form action=submit.cfm target=newwindow
... form stuff ..
-- you might want to use a function to open the
is that done as a parameter in the cfform tag or does it need to be a JS
command?
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(
It can be done either way. As an attribute, or in JS:
script language=javascript
function submitForm() {
window.open(blank.html,myNewWindow,...);
document.frmMyForm.target = myNewWindow;
document.frmMyForm.submit();
}
/script
...
thank you very much Doug/Tomo/Matt
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i think you missed something out on the 2nd example:
form name=frmMyForm action=myPage.cfm method=post target
=popupWindow
...
/form
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In this code below - will the form automatically call the submitform
function upon submission - or do i need to add some code to say something
like onclick or onsubmit then go and perform the submitForm function?
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Well, I was trying to show that you can set the target in js, though
putting it in as an attribute as well doesn't hurt.
Thanks,
Doug
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IMHO you're best to avoid using a type=submit, and instead use,
type=button onClick=submitForm();
this way the form can only be submitted through the javascript function,
and so you can control when the form is submitted.
Douglas
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oh yeah, although you missed out the onSubmit=submitForm part in the
form tag then!
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:o) yeah ok that wasn't very clear. See my last email...
D
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oh yeah, although you missed out the
Onsubmit is an attribute of the form tag.
Onclick is an attribute of the input tag.
If you do form onsubmit=return checkForm(this) and return false from the
function, you can stop a form being submitted. Always useful when doing
client side checking. Returning true will alow the form to be
cheers Paul...
Finally - i am a little unclear of whether this pop-up can be .cfm file -
the original reply from Matt said to submit to this pop up as a .html file -
but i need to be able to process the CF variables etc??
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The onSubmit attribute comes like this:
form name=frmMyForm action=myPage.cfm method=post
target=myTarget onSubmit=
...
/form
but I prefer not to use it, because I find it harder to control what
happens next through javascript on all browser types after the submit
action has already taken place.
you can use onsubmit in the form tag, or onclick in the button tag - will
both do pretty much the same if you include a form.submit(); in the onlick
of the button!
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you can use a cfm file for the popup:)
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cheers Paul...
Finally - i am a little unclear of whether this
Thanks a lot guys - i am sure i'll have a read through again and digest.
sure all will come clear when i 'have a play' :o)
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Hey all,
In a CMS for a site index I'm building there's a submit URL form... is there
anyway of checking on submission if that URL exists?
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Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone had any tutorials on SES (Search Engine Safe)
URL's .. I could process URL's with CGI.PATH_INFO but that doesn't really give me what
I want ..
Eg: http://mysite.com/index.cfm/clothing/mens/
When I actually want:
doh.
ta ;0)
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if this is on mx checkout then check spikes rewrite servlet on
www.spike.org.uk
Alex
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Sent: 02 October 2003 11:17
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Subject: [ cf-dev ] SearchEngine Safe URLS
Hi all,
Just wondering if
The best way is to install an ISAPI filter into the webserver that
changes the URL before passing the request to the webserver or CF.
Goto www.pstruh.cz and get the URL replacer (if your using IIS), if your
using Apacahe try MOD Rewrite
With this you can makes all your URLS and links friendly by
Yup .. I was gonna use mod_rewrite .. but I was asking if anyone had any tutorials on
using mod_rewrite to accomplish this task :¬)
Thanks for the URL .. I'll look at this IIS solution as its always good to know all
the ways to solve the same problem :¬)
Stephen
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Yup .. I was gonna use mod_rewrite .. but I was asking if anyone had any
tutorials on using mod_rewrite to accomplish this task :¬)
Stephen, if you find anything half-way decent on mod_rewrite, can you post the URL? I
was looking for the same thing over a month ago and didn't find anything
Sure thing .. a friend of mine has written a site called www.urbangearguide.com which
uses this technique very well. Im just waiting to hear from him on how he did it ..
but I'm sure its just using apache .. I heard this is much easier to do in Apache 2
but we all still run 1.3 as standard so
Well there is also a way to do it with CF.
Fusebox has a tag that does it, cf_formURL2Attributes
Which also takes everything after your .cfm/ and converts to variables
E.g
Index.cfm/name=snake/status=rocks/
Which is essentially what the IIS replacer does, except the IIS plgin
allows to to
he might be using the technique well, but the site isn't even indexed on
Google. is the purpose of doing this to improve search engine listing, or
just to make your URL look cool? Maybe he's just launched it or something
and hasn't got round to actually submitting it to the engines?
Personally
You could always use a custom 404 handler.
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Yup .. I was gonna use mod_rewrite .. but I was asking if
anyone had any
CFMX 6.1 allows you to do that natively.
I have a commerce app I'm writing which does that:
www.mysite.com/product.cfm/page=5/search=any+products/product=mySpiffingProd
uct
and I just reference those via normal url variables: eg if
(isDefined(url.page)) {}
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The main reason I'd probably use it is also to disguise the language that the site is
written in (like http://www.secunia.com/ another example of the technique)
Stephen
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Sent: 02 October 2003 11:48
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5 years and counting
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Did you see that Google now blocks stuff that doesn't comply with the DMCA ? try
looking for Kazaa Lite K++ .. then go to the bottom and it tells you what its
blocked !
Eeek !
Stephen
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no silly, how long will google be on top for?
It's a mistake to forget the other Ses.
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5 years and counting
yeah, i know what you meant, but i was trying to make the point that
Google's the only one that's really counted for quite a long while. expect
it to remain so, as i've not yet seen anything to challenge it. some are
technically equivalent, but simply don't have the massive userbase that
Google
cool, but the point still stands that a lot of traffic from Search engines
does not come from Google.
It would be a mistake to not optimise your site for those, as it would be a
mistake to only optimise your site for MS explorer 6 - both ways, you're
missing out on potential traffic.
true, but i'm seeing sites where at least 75% of SE traffic is Google or
Google affiliates. As long as you're sorted for Google, you should do ok.
I suspect this might be truer for smaller or new sites. Large sites start
to get a lot of incoming links from all kinds of other sources that can
Really, and hat just works by default ?
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Sent: 02 October 2003 11:46
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Subject: RE: [ cf-dev ] SearchEngine Safe URLS
CFMX 6.1 allows you to do that natively.
I have a commerce app I'm writing
Hi everyone,
Been trying to get CVSNT up and running for the last couple of days.
It's installed and I've imported repositories.
However, when it comes to setting up the user management I'm having a
complete nightmare.
I don't want to use the NT user list. I want to use a user list managed by
Well I'm usually on top for 40 minutes if that's any help.
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no silly, how long will google be on top for?
It's a
Most of the other big search engines use the Google database.
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cool, but the point still stands that a lot of traffic
yup.
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Really, and hat just works by default ?
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true, but i'm seeing sites where at least 75% of SE traffic
is Google or Google affiliates.
so that's a quarter of the audience that isn't. yikes. That's a lot.
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it's a law of diminishing returns. 75% is google, 15% is yahoo, 5% is AOL,
etc etc.
and it's not 25% of your potential audience you're losing. it's 25% of
people coming to your site do so from SE's other than Google. it's like
saying if you advertised your product only on ITV, none of the
true, just they won't see the adverts while they're watching
Channel4. they can still find it through other ways, or if
they decide to switch over to ITV at some point, as they're
likely to do, then they might still find it.
using the same anology, if it cost you nothing more to advertise
true, and I'd apply the same argument to making sure your site is
accessible/usable to endusers.
Duncan Cumming
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yup, agreed.
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true, and I'd apply the same argument to making sure your
site is accessible/usable to
I'm not having any luck with this cfchart problem, no answers anywhere.
If you have cfchart working on your server, can you send me your java
and jvm settings.
Ta
Russ
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JVM path: C:/CFusionMX/runtime/jre
args:
-server -Dsun.io.useCanonCaches=false
-Xbootclasspath/a:{application.home}/../lib/webchartsJava2D.jar
-XX:MaxPermSize=128m -XX:+UseParallelGC
it's a straight out the box install, with CFMX 6.1 installed.
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Same a smine dammit.
Have u got a url that is using cfchart I can look at ?
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JVM path: C:/CFusionMX/runtime/jre
args:
-server
hang on - I'll knock one up for you...
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Sent: 02 October 2003 16:18
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Same a smine dammit.
Have u got a url that is using cfchart I can look at ?
here go:
http://www.funjunkie.co.uk/chart_test.cfm
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hang on - I'll knock one up for you...
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Just noticed something interesting.
I have put a graphdata.cfm file in the CFIDE folder
If I goto //domainName/cfide/graphdata.cfm
My file is shown.
If I goto //domainName/cfide/GraphData.cfm
I get file not found.
So it seems the servlet that intercepts requests for this file is case
sensitive,
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Could u stick a jpg one on the page as well please.
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Sent: 02 October 2003 16:22
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Subject: RE: [ cf-dev ] cfchart
here go:
http://www.funjunkie.co.uk/chart_test.cfm
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tis done
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Subject: RE: [ cf-dev ] cfchart
Could u stick a jpg one on the page as well please.
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Hmm, ok, you can go directly to the GraphData.cfm file, so obviously my
servet is not working.
Any idea where the servlet settings are that intercept the graphdata.cfm
requests ?
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Cool! Thanks for the info Russ.
D
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