rereplacenocase(mystring, ([a|p]), \1 class=whatever , ALL) should do
it, haven't tested it though.
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From: Damian Watson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 October 2003 11:43
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ cf-dev ] Regex
Hi,
I want a regex that replaces p
Works a treat Rich, thanks. Just out of interest can you do stuff like '[\1
class=something | \2 class=somethingelse]' in the second attribute?
#rereplacenocase(body, '([a|p])', '\1 class=mainBody', ALL)#
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nope. you'll need 2 regexs for that.
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Sent: 20 October 2003 09:36
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Subject: Re: [ cf-dev ] Regex
Works a treat Rich, thanks. Just out of interest can you do
stuff like '[\1 class=something |
\1 refers to a back-reference ( the stuff between the brackets in the
regex) .. if you wanted 2 you'd need 2 reg-ex's !
I think .. it is Monday morning !
Regards
Stephen
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From: Damian Watson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 October 2003 09:36
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Got it now, not only is it Monday morning, I'm also at the lower end of the
regex learning curve- a painful combination if there ever was one ;0)
It's beginning to make sense though, I've passed the brain scramble stage...
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Ive avoided regex for so long but so much stuff here is in Perl that I couldn't avoid
it any longer ! Its quite a learning curve hehe but with a bizarre sense of
satisfaction at the end ! :¬)
Stephen
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From: Damian Watson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 October
yea - it is difficult to get your head around, but once you start using them
and feeling the awesome power of the Death Star, erm... regex then you'll
find them immensely rewarding - especially when you can lose 9 or 10 lines
of replace code.
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From: Stephen Pope
are there any good tutorials around? I've hardly used it at all, but it
seems similar to sed which I've used in a previous lifetime.
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From: Rich Wild [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 October 2003 09:56
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Subject: RE: [ cf-dev ] Regex
yea - it is
I seem to remember this happending way back where on exit : CF Studio would
crash out with a The instruction at 0x referenced memory could
not be read at 0x. The memory could not be read
Anyone know or remember a fix for this...?
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I've found some Perl books very helpful .. There is a chapter (well a couple of
chapters) in O'Reilly Learning Perl book which really helped me get my head around
RegEx (ie its nice and slow just like me hehe).. I know there is a O'Reilly book
called Mastering Regular Expressions which is
awesome power of the Death Star!!
Fantastic ;-)
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From: Kevin Faulkner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 October 2003 09:56
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
are there any good tutorials around? I've hardly used it at all, but it
seems similar to sed which I've used in a
Ok then, one final thang... I've now bunged the list tag in there:
#rereplacenocase(body, '([a|p|li])', '\1 class=mainBody', ALL)#
but the end result in the code is: L class=mainBodyI
eep! Why it do dat?
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Is that enough self-satisfaction to power a small windmill Stephen? Could be
an alternative form of energy in the future all thanks to regex :)
Kevin, I think Paul J on this list has a website with explications and
stuff...
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this bit: [a|p|li] only matches single characters, you its finding the L and
using that in the replace.
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Sent: 20 October 2003 10:02
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Subject: Re: [ cf-dev ] Regex
Ok then, one final thang...
Can anyone tell me if BT openwoe block port 21.
I can't ftp to my server at home :(
I wonder if anyone else can see it
Regards - Paul
81.132.105.14
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Is there a way around that -- just tried a couple of things to no avail!
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From: Rich Wild [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, October 20, 2003 10:07 AM
Subject: RE: [ cf-dev ] Regex
this bit: [a|p|li] only matches single characters, you its finding
This could the type of thing in which they block access to certain IP's if
they are not in a certain range...to protect them. Several ISP's work this
way
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When using RDS in DWMX 2004, every time I hit save a dialog pops up and
I have to wait for around 30 seconds while it 'puts' the files I'm
working on. Can this be disabled some how?
Thanks
Kola Oyedeji
Certified Advanced Coldfusion Developer,
ICLP London
DDI: +44 (0) 208 256 9034 (Ex.2204)
Can't remember a fix for this. What platform is this on?
Kola
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I seem to remember this
Nope...
The delay is DW connecting to the server. Login authentication etc
Stephen
Kola Oyedeji wrote:
When using RDS in DWMX 2004, every time I hit save a dialog pops up and
I have to wait for around 30 seconds while it 'puts' the files I'm
working on. Can this be disabled some how?
Bah .. DWMX2004 takes about 30 seconds to save a file locally on my
machine anyway .. let alone on a remote server .. hang on I'm repeating
myself ! Someone mentioned something about turning off caching to make
it run faster in a couple of posts from before but Ive no idea where
that option is !
Okay so I've moved to using a network join. Much better. I suppose RDS
may as well be removed from the product as I imagine its useless in its
current incarnation.
Kola
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From: Kola Oyedeji [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 October 2003 10:43
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bah .. DWMX2004 takes about 30 seconds to save a file locally on my
machine anyway .. let alone on a remote server ..
Oh that's not good! I don't get that with dwmx6.1 - files save straight
off. I only get a delay when connecting and uploading to a remote
server for obvious reasons. If
WindozeI am sure there was something..if not a fix, a workaround..
something to do with Network mappings or something. I have tried to find it
all on MM but they have removed the Studio stuff!
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From: Kola Oyedeji [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 October 2003
I use dreamweaver MX v6.0 (I think its the one before the new one)
I use it with RDS and it takes 5 secs or so to save a page.
Its absolutely crap in that respect. CF Studio is far better. Does exactly
what it says on the tin.
However, if you are using other macromedia products then DMWX come
Does anyone have or know of a good resource for parsing and excel document
in = coldfusion MX and I don't mean displaying it using CFCONTENT. I want to
be able = to import an excel document and then write the columns into their
relevant = columns in an access database. And I want to do all this
Why dont you just set up and excel datasource and connect to that and
update back to the access db
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From: Ellwood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 October 2003 11:16
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Subject: [ cf-dev ] Excel parsing
Does anyone have or know of a good resource
If the EXCEL files could be CSVs , then read the file into memory via CFFILE
then loop thru delimitting with chr(10)chr(13) and do an insert each row.
This may even wotk with .XLS, but .CSV I know works.
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From: Ellwood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 October 2003
Hmmm...Is it that simple?
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From: Kevin Faulkner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 October 2003 11:18
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
If the EXCEL files could be CSVs , then read the file into memory via CFFILE
then loop thru delimitting with chr(10)chr(13) and do an insert
We use this method and it seems to work quite well except that certain OS seem to save
CSV as chr(10) as their separator even though CSV should mean comma.
You would have to set up some code to detect this.
We also limit the use to 1000 rows per upload.
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From:
It definately is if you can ensure your input file is a csv, as I said,
can't confirm MS don't overflow it with escape and display characters if
it's an .XLS
But if you're happy with csv's then let me know and I'll be happy to share
an exampole with you. I've done an automated billing script
Its only while the site is being set up so I could use the access import but
I thought it might be a nice feature for the members to use if they want to
upload multiple items and have the excel form. I think Kevins idea is a goer
and will attempt that now. I am anticipating (after speaking to the
There is a CVS format to CFMX query tag somewhere.
If you need to do excel natively that Jakarta project has a project that
does that. Can't remember the name.
... ok I looked it up http://jakarta.apache.org/poi/index.html ,
http://jakarta.apache.org/
last option, use excel via COM ,check out
Excellent. Would be interested to see.
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From: Kevin Faulkner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 October 2003 11:43
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
It definately is if you can ensure your input file is a csv, as I said,
can't confirm MS don't overflow it with escape and display
Cheers. Looks daunting but will wade my way through it now as I have little
else to do anyway ;-)
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From: Justin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 October 2003 12:06
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There is a CVS format to CFMX query tag somewhere.
If you need to do excel
How does this work for you...
cfset text = a href=http://www.google.com;GOOGLE/apA para graph
sir/pliList/liliAnother one/li /
cfoutput
#HTMLEditFormat(text)#
p/p
#HTMLEditFormat(REReplaceNoCase(text, ([a|p|li]), \1
class=mainBody, ALL))#
p/p
Hi,
We are having problems with junk emails being sent out, sometimes we can see
coldfusion code in the email header which suggests there could be a problem
linked to the cfmail tag in cf5
I know I have posted this question before on this list and one of the
suggestions was to upgrade to cfmx6.1 .
Here we go; let me know if you have any queries/other issues.
Cheers...
CFTRANSACTION
CFFILE ACTION=READ FILE=#application.fileLoc#/#yourFilename#
VARIABLE=inFile
CFOUTPUT
cfloop index=line list=#inFile#
delimiters=#CHR(13)##CHR(10)#
CFQUERY
I guess you could save the results of every search in new tables and then on
every subsequent search, see if that search has been performed and just call
up the results of it rather than doing the search again. Perhaps purge the
searches every day or so etc.
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FYI:
Macromedia ColdFusion SQL Error Pages Cross Site
Scripting Vulnerability
http://www.net-security.org/vuln.php?id=3005
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Hi Folks,
Am I missing something, but can a CFTREE CFFORM be submitted by
double-clicking one of the 'children' elements itself, or does a separate
SUBMIT button need to be added?
If so, I recall someone mentioning a good alternative to CFTREE, but can't
seem to find it?
Kevin
Hey,
There are lots and lots of things you can do. First off, what version of
SQL Server is it? As the Query Optimizer in the versions are very
different, especially from 7 to 2000. You can even speed up a SELECT *
from a table in SQL Server by using Hints. SQL Server uses the Q.O. to
Need to know if the excel fields have commas in them.
i.e. are they text fields.
If they are then List get at will only retrieve until the comma.
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Sent: Monday, October 20, 2003 2:29 PM
Subject: [cfmail] RE: [
This shouldn't be a problem if you create nice custom error pages.
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Subject: [ cf-dev ] Cross Site Scripting vulnerability
FYI:
Macromedia ColdFusion SQL
Thats a canny old security notification
I'm sure I saw that one go through the security updates and NTBugTraq
months ago
Stephen
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FYI:
Macromedia ColdFusion SQL Error Pages Cross Site
Scripting Vulnerability
http://www.net-security.org/vuln.php?id=3005
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Also you can use the block factor, indexes on fields in the where clause, as
in http://www.johnwbartlett.com/CF_tipsNtricks/index.cfm?TopicID=10
worth having a look at queryof queries, splitting database into group of
smaller databases and performing one query of query on the different
Well you can only use the table datatype on SQL 2000. But you simply use
it much the same as any variable you can declare or SET. think of it as
a virtual table in memory...one step up from a temporary table.
The chances are that you have Auto Statistics switched on, but there are
certain
Thanks for that. My e-mail was going a bit weird on Friday so I didn't
actually get this e-mail until now. Some e-mails I never got hence the
late reply.
I have signed up with gradwell.com and it seems to be a really good
service - get a backup mail server too.
Giles Roadnight
I'm sure that you all get hundreds of spam e-mail a day from companies
guaranteeing top ranking on Google. Of course it is impossible to
guarantee this but I was wondering if any of these companies are any
good.
Anyone got any good experiences with any of them?
Thanks
Giles Roadnight
...while we're on the subject of SQL server - I currently use Access, but sooner of
later I'm going to gave to kick up to SQLserver. Are there any good online
resources/introductory books to inform me about the migration of Access db to
SQLserver and how to use/administer SQLserver?
TIA
Ian W
www.zoneedit.com 1st 5 are free-)
Colm
I do not have enough information Data, Star Trek.
Colm Brazel MA
CB Publications
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Macromedia-Dublin UserGroup Manager
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Thankfully sql server has the handy upsizing wizard to export access to
sql db
And sql has SQL books on line
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/techinfo/productdoc/2000/default.asp
Open your existing database inside of Access and choose Tools Database
Utilities Upsizing Wizard.
Once the wizard
These guys seem pretty cool: http://www.sitescreamer.com/ -- they've got
some handy tools on their site (down near bottom on blue nav bar)
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Subject: [ cf-dev ] OT:
Normally:
Denormalise data, implement some caching, build proper indexes, buy more
memory,
get proper disk system, consider distributed system, etc
If you send a little bit more details about your data, how it is
accessed and updated,
I may be able to help better.
-Original
Is it possible to install the DWMX 2004 trial alongside DWMX (got all of
Studio MX installed on my development box) or does it install over the
top?
If we don't get the upgrade after it expires, I want to ensure going
back to DWMX isn't a PITA.
Thanks
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Access has an upsize wizard for Access to SQL Server, but thats about as far
as it gets for the actual migration stuff.
Access and SQL Server are whole different beasts with SQL Server obviously
giving you the grown-up capabilities of an enterprise level RDBMS. You
will begin to leverage Stored
Is there a way in MS SQL server to put a table into a memory??
Thanks Justin
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From: Albert Popkov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 October 2003 14:53
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ cf-dev ] SQL DB speed
Normally:
Denormalise data, implement some caching,
erm, yes (and no). In SQL server 2000 you can out data into the TABLE
datatype, while that is not in memory as far as CF is concerned, it is for
SQL Server.
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Sent: 20 October 2003 15:19
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [
Paul,
I can see you at ftp://81.132.105.14 with no password.
(You might want to consider requiring a password :-)
I am using freeserve dialup.
HTH,
Duncan Fenton
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