Thanks again Duncan. Thought that would be an easy one ;)
Does anyone know any good website where I can find out information like
this? In comparison to some of the other questions in here it seems quite
basic. I've been looking at www.cfhub.com but unless you know what you're
looking for it's
James Buckingham wrote:
Thanks again Duncan. Thought that would be an easy one ;)
Does anyone know any good website where I can find out information like this? In
comparison to some of the other questions in here it seems quite basic. I've been
looking at www.cfhub.com but unless you know what
We did start sorting it out into a wiki and updating it, but like so
many things we all got way too busy and it fell by the way side.
Was wondering about that the other day... is it still online anywhere or
did you ditch it?
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Hi all,
I have never used Verity and woiuld like to play around with it a little.
Can anyone recommend an idiots gude to verity with CFMX.
Regards - Paul
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The Working with Verity book which ships with CF?
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From: Paul Swingewood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 September 2004 10:51
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ cf-dev ] The basics of Verity
Hi all,
I have never used Verity and woiuld like to play around with it a
James
Picking up on your point about basic syntax and FAQs, I found the
following extremely useful when starting out with CF:
1. Developing ColdFusion MX Applications - a chapter a day for a
month(ish) works fine.
2. CFML Reference - tag by tag, function by function. Complete with
thorough
I have the CFMX Reference CFMX developinf applications I didn't get any
other books (and I had to send away for those ...)
Regards - Paul
From: Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ cf-dev ] The basics of Verity
Date:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6/Working_with_Verity_Tools/contents.htm
This is obviously in the CFMX6.0 area, but I don't think Verity changed between
6.0 and 6.1
Andy
Quoting Paul Swingewood [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have the CFMX Reference CFMX developinf applications I didn't get
Aidan Whitehall wrote:
We did start sorting it out into a wiki and updating it, but like so
many things we all got way too busy and it fell by the way side.
Was wondering about that the other day... is it still online anywhere or did you
ditch it?
Ummm dunno actually - need to dig
http://faq.cfmxdeveloper.co.uk/
Stephen
you have two options. Either save it in your website folder, or save it in
the C:\Cfusion\Custom Tags\ folder. Depending probably on if you think
you'll use this in more than one website?
see also:
http://tutorial18.easycfm.com/
Anyone know where to buy a postcode lookup database for address completion.
I know you can get it direct form royal mail but am also looking for some
other sources to get the best price.
Russ
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Russ Michaels (Snake) wrote:
Anyone know where to buy a postcode lookup database for address completion.
I know you can get it direct form royal mail but am also looking for some other sources to get the best price.
They sell it to everyone else, so I'd be surprised if you get a much
better
cfset list=a,b,c,i
cfoutput
#ListLen(list)#
/cfoutput
= 4. i.e. it's not counting the empty elements in the list. how'd you get
round that, parse through the list looking for commas?
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This is a known issue sin CF, you will need to add padders in a list with
empty values.
See here..
http://www.cflib.org/udf.cfm?ID=507
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: 23 September 2004 12:49
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ cf-dev ] number
If you want an array... use an array.
Lists are useless when you should be using an array. To get round it,
count the number of commas and + 1.
Either that, or loop over the string and create a real array
(listtoarray won't help here either)...
Paul
On Thu, 2004-09-23 at 12:48, [EMAIL
Anyone know where to buy a postcode lookup database for
address completion.
We've done a fair bit of postcode-based stuff, and have always used
Postcode Anywhere - http://www.postcodeanywhere.co.uk/ They've always
been more than willing to help and their support staff are efficient and
Either that, or loop over the string and create a real array
Or be more convuluted:
cfset list=a,b,c,i
cfset itemCount = arraylen(list.split(,))
cfoutput#itemCount#/cfoutput
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who said anything about arrays?
Paul Johnston
The point being that if you want an array, use an array.
The whole point of an array is that you want to know that a certain
value is at a certain position. Therefore, knowing the length of an
array is important.
With a list, the length is unimportant. It's just a variable to hold a
bunch of
list.split(,) am I missing something, where did this
come from?
That's a since MX thing -- because all basic types in CF are treated
(at least initially) as Java strings, you can use functions from the
java.lang.String class [1], which includes a function to tokenise a
string into an array
hello, why not ListToArray(list,,)?
sa
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From: Tim Blair [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 4:54 PM
Subject: RE: [ cf-dev ] number of items in a list
list.split(,) am I missing something, where did this
come from?
That's a
It's not often CF suprises me, but this is one of them!
-Original Message-
From: Tim Blair [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 September 2004 15:55
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ cf-dev ] number of items in a list
list.split(,) am I missing something, where did this
come from?
list.split(,) am I missing something, where did this
come from?
That's a since MX thing -- because all basic types in CF are treated
(at least initially) as Java strings, you can use functions from the
java.lang.String class [1], which includes a function to tokenise a
string into an
hello, why not ListToArray(list,,)?
Because, as already mentioned, Duncan wanted to include empty elements
in the count. Using listToArray() excludes the empty elements, whereas
split() includes them and gives the correct result.
Tim.
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Do you know to what extent this new functionality is supported?
I'd hate to start using Java methods directly on CF variables
(I assume that's what you're doing) only to find that in some
future version the code fails to run because of some
modification MM make.
Well, of course this
You've gone and done it now, worm, can, open...
... does a CF query map to a built in Java dataype or is there a Query
class?
Got any more exmaples? Got any code to help explore this new gold mine? The
service factory was fun but this looks like it might be even better! (If
anyone's reading
http://www.cfdev.com/mx/undocumentation/
Not read it yet, but the introduction says it all
-Original Message-
From: Adrian Lynch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 September 2004 16:54
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ cf-dev ] number of items in a list
You've gone and done it
You've gone and done it now, worm, can, open...
LOL, I know what you mean... :)
... does a CF query map to a built in Java dataype or is
there a Query class?
It's a non-standard (i.e. created for CF) class called
coldfusion.sql.QueryTable.
Got any more exmaples? Got any code to help
I wrote the attached script a while ago
Doh, no attachments... Try this instead (it's a .cfm file, just rename
it):
http://tech.badpen.com/dev/objectInspector.txt
Tim.
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Not read it yet, but the introduction says it all
Heh, my script basically does exactly what their java class does, but
without the extra class required.
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I'm on MX and have run a CFPop command and am successfully checking the mailbox
because I can dump the query var and see the message stuff. But then I want to do a
query on that cfpop query object to sort the results. This query worked fine in CF
5...
cfquery dbtype=query name=sortedheaders
Unfortunately to, from and date are reserved words - they hadn't
thought of QoQ when they designed CFPOP of course.
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6.1/htmldocs/using_36.htm
Nick
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From: Jolly Green Giant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
TO might be reserved, alias it and see if that helps.
Ade
-Original Message-
From: Jolly Green Giant [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 September 2004 18:09
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ cf-dev ] MX, CFPop, and QofQ
I'm on MX and have run a CFPop command and am successfully checking
That was it. I've never had to alias column names before. I forgot about that.
And the MX error didn't give me any clue to look in that direction. :-/
Unfortunately to, from and date are reserved words - they hadn't
thought of QoQ when they designed CFPOP of course.
you could try putting "to" in square brackets [to]
and alias it so you can use it:
[to] as toField
or something!
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From:
Jolly
Green Giant
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 6:08
PM
Subject: [ cf-dev ] MX, CFPop, and
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