Setting Focus to Field

[Perez, Bismark]

Hello there,

I was looking in the Allaire tutorials and found a way to set the focus to a
field as soon as the page is loaded, the problem is that it does not work
for me, can somebody tell me what I'm doing wrong...



TIA
Bismarck Perez

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Re: AS/400 Screen Scraping data and reading data???

[Dave Hannum]

For a "similar" type of system, for online course registration, we use a product 
called CrossPlex.  It is a pretty good screen
scraper that outputs data into arrays that you can parse using CF, JavaScript, ASP, 
whatever you want.  It allows us to hit
real-time on our CICS system.

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- Original Message -
From: Perez, Bismark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 10:20 AM
Subject: RE: AS/400 Screen Scraping data and reading data???


Is the info been entered into the /400 in real time? do they needed in real
time... if not, one approach you could use is to save the data from the web
into a file (incremental record) on a /400 folder and have a CL run an RPG
(every xx min/hours) that will populate the data (kind of a copy of the
screen program)...

Bismarck Perez
*1-617-563-2896
* G10H
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]



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Subject: AS/400 Screen Scraping data and reading data???




Hello all,
  I am dealing with quite a Complex project where the
data from the Web Interface has to be pushed through AS/400 Screens
for the RGP program on the AS/400 to process for the finanacials.
I came across a Software called ScreenSurfer and the CF_Surfer
tag, has anyone development with this software or a better software?

Is there any possible straight forward way, i could push data
through these AS/400 screens, I cannot write into AS/400 databases
cause, the RPG program does quite a lot of processing for financials
through this screen.

Would anybody know of any other methods/Software to achieve this?

Appretiate it.

Thanks
Joe



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Re: Web registrars may take back your domain name

[Sean Renet]

I use www.worldsite.ws they seem to be efficient.
- Original Message -
From: "Nick Baker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 7:47 AM
Subject: Re: Web registrars may take back your domain name


> This article contains a very misleading error.
>
> "The Buyers' Guide explains that it's relatively easy to wave goodbye to
> one registrar and transfer your domain name to another."
>
> Apparently, no one attempted to verify this with an actual transfer. I
have
> been attempting to transfer a domain name from Bulkregister to Network
> Solutions for over 2 months. At this point the problem has been with
> Network Solutions. They have admitted that they do not, yet, have the
> mechanism in place to handle these kinds of transfers.
>
> The domain name problem doesn't stop there. The reason for initiating this
> transfer in the first place was inadequacies in  Bulkregister's
> capabilities. After I obtained a domain name that was registered with
> Bulkregister I could not make any changes. Only the original Registrant
> could, i.e., they didn't have a simple mechanism in place to allow a
change
> in Registrants.
>
> One has to wonder if - the authors interpretation of the court ruling was
> in fact verified by competent attorneys.
>
> And, yes these same comments are being sent to the author and mag.
>
> Nick
>
> >Here's an article you gotta read if you want to keep a domain you've
> >registered:
> >
> >http://news.com/Perspectives/Column/0,176,428,00.html
> >
> >best,  paul
> >
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Re: CFFILE - System requirements?

[Todd Ashworth]

Anywhere from 3 - 45 megs on average.  Numbers that low shouldn't cause a
problem, I wouldn't think.

.Todd

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Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 11:14 AM
Subject: RE: CFFILE - System requirements?


| WHAT IS THE SIZE OF THE FILE THOSE INDIVIDUALS WHERE TRYING TO UPLOAD?
| COULD THE SIZE BE IT?
| sorry about the caps.
| -paul
|
| > -Original Message-
| > From: Todd Ashworth [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
| > Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 11:06 AM
| > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| > Subject: CFFILE - System requirements?
| >
| > Are there any "system requirements" for using CFFILE as far as the
client
| > is
| > concerned?  We have a plain, generic, nothing fancy CFFILE setup on a
| > page.
| > It works for us and for many others, but there are a few people for whom
| > the
| > tag never works.  As soon as they click the button, these people get a
| > message saying the connection was rejected by the server (or some such).
| > Everyone so far has been using IE 4.01 or better.  The error doesn't
seem
| > to
| > be tied to a particular browser version.  I would say that it's just
some
| > type of network error, except it always happens to the same people all
the
| > time.  Any ideas?
| >
| > .Todd


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RE: AS/400 Screen Scraping data and reading data???

[Perez, Bismark]

Is the info been entered into the /400 in real time? do they needed in real
time... if not, one approach you could use is to save the data from the web
into a file (incremental record) on a /400 folder and have a CL run an RPG
(every xx min/hours) that will populate the data (kind of a copy of the
screen program)...

Bismarck Perez
*1-617-563-2896
* G10H
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Subject: AS/400 Screen Scraping data and reading data???




Hello all,
  I am dealing with quite a Complex project where the
data from the Web Interface has to be pushed through AS/400 Screens
for the RGP program on the AS/400 to process for the finanacials.
I came across a Software called ScreenSurfer and the CF_Surfer
tag, has anyone development with this software or a better software?

Is there any possible straight forward way, i could push data
through these AS/400 screens, I cannot write into AS/400 databases
cause, the RPG program does quite a lot of processing for financials
through this screen.

Would anybody know of any other methods/Software to achieve this?

Appretiate it.

Thanks
Joe



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OT: JS - Controlling Form Dropdown Boxes:

[Dave Hannum]

This one's for the JS Guru's;

If I have, x number of elements in a dropdown box that allows multiple choices, can I 
lock out, say, elements 6 & 7 if they choose
#1, or lock out 9 & 10 if they pick #2?  Can you do something like that?

Thanks,
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RE: CFFILE - System requirements?

[Paul Ihrig]

WHAT IS THE SIZE OF THE FILE THOSE INDIVIDUALS WHERE TRYING TO UPLOAD?
COULD THE SIZE BE IT?
sorry about the caps.
-paul

> -Original Message-
> From: Todd Ashworth [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 11:06 AM
> To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:  CFFILE - System requirements?
> 
> Are there any "system requirements" for using CFFILE as far as the client
> is
> concerned?  We have a plain, generic, nothing fancy CFFILE setup on a
> page.
> It works for us and for many others, but there are a few people for whom
> the
> tag never works.  As soon as they click the button, these people get a
> message saying the connection was rejected by the server (or some such).
> Everyone so far has been using IE 4.01 or better.  The error doesn't seem
> to
> be tied to a particular browser version.  I would say that it's just some
> type of network error, except it always happens to the same people all the
> time.  Any ideas?
> 
> .Todd
> 
> 
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RE: onrequestend.cfm

[Aidan Whitehall]

> You are best to simply create an HTML or CFML template containing
> your contact details then use cfinclude to display the contact details at
> the bottom of each of your pages.

Agreed.


> The ONRequestEnd.cfm template is not directly viewable in the browser
> (as is the Application.cfm file) and behaves in much the same way as
> the Application.cfm file

Not true.  Try it out and see.  It may not be *intended* for outputting
HTML, but the resulting code gets sent to the browser all the same, just as
the Application.cfm file does.

BTW, you need 4.0.1 or higher to use OnRequestEnd.cfm.



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AS/400 Screen Scraping data and reading data???

[joeug]

Hello all,
  I am dealing with quite a Complex project where the
data from the Web Interface has to be pushed through AS/400 Screens
for the RGP program on the AS/400 to process for the finanacials.
I came across a Software called ScreenSurfer and the CF_Surfer
tag, has anyone development with this software or a better software?

Is there any possible straight forward way, i could push data
through these AS/400 screens, I cannot write into AS/400 databases
cause, the RPG program does quite a lot of processing for financials
through this screen.

Would anybody know of any other methods/Software to achieve this?

Appretiate it.

Thanks
Joe


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Re: Slightly OT: Lighten things up a little

[Larry Lyons]

In fact I would bet that the Canadian feature set is more fully featured
than other sets made in the US.

larry
(another canadian)

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news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> Ahem,
> 
> We have a very full feature ... set.
> 
> cheers,
> Nelson (from Canada) ;)
> 
> 
> Dave Watts wrote:
> 
> > > > na, that would mean I'd have to go out and get a life,
> > > > and I hear those are expensive.
> > >
> > >
> > > I hear you can get one on Priceline. They're importing
> > > them from Canada, I believe.
> >
> > Stay away from those Canadian imports - I don't think they have a full
> > feature set.
> >
> > Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
> > http://www.figleaf.com/
> > voice: (202) 797-5496
> > fax: (202) 797-5444
> >
> >

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CFFILE - System requirements?

[Todd Ashworth]

Are there any "system requirements" for using CFFILE as far as the client is
concerned?  We have a plain, generic, nothing fancy CFFILE setup on a page.
It works for us and for many others, but there are a few people for whom the
tag never works.  As soon as they click the button, these people get a
message saying the connection was rejected by the server (or some such).
Everyone so far has been using IE 4.01 or better.  The error doesn't seem to
be tied to a particular browser version.  I would say that it's just some
type of network error, except it always happens to the same people all the
time.  Any ideas?

.Todd


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RE: Boolean fields in Foxpro

[Michael O Reilly]

Bill,

Apologies for not replying. The ISDN link for web and e-mail died on
Thursday and didn't come back until today.
After removing the Boolean field from the table, I discovered that the
numeric field I assumed was working correctly had been causing my problem
all along.
I am now able to add, modify and delete records using SQL.
I now have another problem. In Foxpro, records are marked for deletion. They
are only actually deleted when a PACK command is issued.
SQL delete command's only mark the record deleted. 
I want to schedule a .cfm which will pack all the tables once a week.

Do you know anything about sending 'PACK' command to Foxpro within SQL.
I'm sure this problem would affect all Xbase derived databases.

Regards
Michael O'Reilly
Analyst Programmer
TransAer


-Original Message-
From: Bill Grover [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 11 May 2000 12:23
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: Boolean fields in Foxpro


Yeah, without FoxPro it becomes much more difficult to figure out what is
happening.  You are correct, the database container contains the complete
structure of all the tables in the database.  It also contains any
relationships between the tables and any triggers.

Have you tried to have the client send you a copy of the table structure?  I
would have them do the following in FoxPro:

USE  IN 0
SELECT 
LIST STRUCTURE NOCONSOLE TO FILE 

Then have them send you the file created in the 3rd step.  You should get
something similar to the following:


Structure for table:D:\WORKING\WORK2\TEMP1.DBF
Number of data records: 117 
Date of last update:12/13/1999
Code Page:  1252
Field  Field Name  TypeWidthDec   Index   Collate
Nulls
1  CUSTNO  Character   6
No
2  CHECKNO Character   6
No
3  TRANSDATE   Date8
No
4  PAYEE   Character  40
No
5  AMOUNT  Numeric 9  2
No
6  JOBNO   Character   6
No
7  TYPECharacter   1
No
** Total **   77

What you are looking for is your field and it's type.  Make sure it is
"Logical".  The field has to be a Logical field to accept true and false.

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> -Original Message-
> 
> Date: Wed, 10 May 2000 14:15:18 +0100
> From: Michael O Reilly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Boolean fields in Foxpro
> Message-ID: 
> 
> Bill,
> Thanks for the Tips
> I'm using the very latest version of MDAC (2.5) I'm also 
> using the Visual
> Foxpro Driver VFPODBC.DLL Version 6.01.8629.01.
> When trying to create a DSN using the Microsoft Foxpro Driver 
> (ODBCJT32.DLL
> version 4.00.4403.02) an error message appears saying "The 
> Microsoft Foxpro
> Driver is no longer supported, and has been replaced by the 
> Microsoft Visual
> Foxpro driver"
> I'm using the .dbc option (rather than free tables)
> I originally designed the Db in Access. The Client uses 
> Foxpro and did the
> conversion. I'm assuming that the .dbc contains a desciption 
> of all fields
> in the database.
> Since I don't have Foxpro, I have no way of checking this.
> I looked on Microsft's Foxpro documentation on MSDN but of course the
> examples of Inserting records di not have any Boolean field's in it.
> I'm close to giving up on this. I think I'll advise the 
> Client to change the
> Boolean field to a Byte (TinyInt) and using 0 for False and 1 
> for True.
> 
> Regards
> Michael O'Reilly
> Analyst Programmer
> TransAer

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Re: Slightly OT: Lighten things up a little

[Todd Ashworth]

No kidding .. I have not used 1 single thing I ever 'learned' in college in
any job I have had since then.  I learned what I'm doing now on my own (with
the help of you fine people) ... wacky field we work in ;)  That new
certification from Allaire will be worth infinately more than that piece of
paper the college gives you.

.Todd

- Original Message -
From: "Chris Hayes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 10:21 AM
Subject: Re: Slightly OT: Lighten things up a little


| I doesn't... if you had years of sitting around with nothing to useful to
| do, you'd achieve exactly the same, college or not :-)
|
| Chris


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Re: Web registrars may take back your domain name

[Nick Baker]

This article contains a very misleading error.

"The Buyers' Guide explains that it's relatively easy to wave goodbye to 
one registrar and transfer your domain name to another."

Apparently, no one attempted to verify this with an actual transfer. I have 
been attempting to transfer a domain name from Bulkregister to Network 
Solutions for over 2 months. At this point the problem has been with 
Network Solutions. They have admitted that they do not, yet, have the 
mechanism in place to handle these kinds of transfers.

The domain name problem doesn't stop there. The reason for initiating this 
transfer in the first place was inadequacies in  Bulkregister's 
capabilities. After I obtained a domain name that was registered with 
Bulkregister I could not make any changes. Only the original Registrant 
could, i.e., they didn't have a simple mechanism in place to allow a change 
in Registrants.

One has to wonder if - the authors interpretation of the court ruling was 
in fact verified by competent attorneys.

And, yes these same comments are being sent to the author and mag.

Nick

>Here's an article you gotta read if you want to keep a domain you've
>registered:
>
>http://news.com/Perspectives/Column/0,176,428,00.html
>
>best,  paul
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cfcache

[Won Lee]

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Re: Anyone have any knowledge of CFCONTENT?

[Randy Adkins]

Well I thought of having them all ZIP files but trying to make it where
the audience does not have to have WIN_ZIP or any ZIP compression software
loaded to access these files.

But so far I believe I have no choice.


- Original Message -
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Subject: RE: Anyone have any knowledge of CFCONTENT?


> It seems no matter what I do with text files or .cvs or whatever, they are
> opened when using cfcontent.  What I've done, is give them a different
> extension and use the mime type of 'application/unknown'.  That seems to
> work beautifully.
>
>
> Jason Egan
> Konnections, INC.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Randy Adkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 6:38 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Anyone have any knowledge of CFCONTENT?
>
> I am trying to use CFContent to serve up files for downloading.
>  I have various of file types ranging from TXT, XLS, EXE, ZIP, and DOC
> files.
>  EXE and ZIP files are working correctly.
>  However if I use TXT, XLS, and DOC files, they will be opened in the
> browser
>  or I get a message of:
>
>  
>  HTTP Error 405
>  405 Method Not Allowed
>
>  The method specified in the Request Line is not allowed for the resource
>  identified by the request.
>  Please ensure that you have the proper MIME type set up for the resource
> you
>  are requesting.
>
>  Please contact the server's administrator if this problem persists.
>  
>
>  I have XLS as :  xls - application/vnd.ms-excel
>  I have DOC as: doc - application/msword
>  I have TXT as: txt - text/plain
>
>  Do you think I should change those MIME Types to exe -
>  application/x-msdownload.
>  Or is there a better way?
>
>  Please see the code below:
>
>  First Page for displaying Download Button: This file works fine.
>  Query DOES exist just not displaying Query.
>
>   
>
> #file_topic#
> #file_Desc#
> 
>  method="post">
>   
>   
>  
> 
>
>   
>
>
>  Second File:  CF_Mimetype ( Custom File to get Mime Type from Database ):
>  This file works fine.
>
>  
> sql="SELECT type FROM mime_types WHERE ext = '#ext#'">
>  
>   
>  
>   
>  
>
>  support_file_download.cfm
>  This file gives error or downloads EXE and ZIP files:
>
>  
>  
>  
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: Slightly OT: Lighten things up a little

[Chris Hayes]

I doesn't... if you had years of sitting around with nothing to useful to
do, you'd achieve exactly the same, college or not :-)

Chris
- Original Message -
From: Todd Ashworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 2:51 PM
Subject: Re: Slightly OT: Lighten things up a little


> Heh .. and they say college doesn't teach you anything ;)
>
> Todd Ashworth
> Web Application Developer
> (803) 327-0137 [111]
> _
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> - Original Message -
> From: "Lon Lentz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 9:28 AM
> Subject: RE: Slightly OT: Lighten things up a little
>
>
> | > From: Rob Sherman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> | >
> | > automatically on a consistent basis (snickers, Jolt Cola & Pizza) ..
> have
> | > yet to have found an internet ready fridge that I can have monitored
so
> I
> | > can be removed from that inconvenience too..  MS Fridge
2k?
> | ;-)
> |
> |   Actually, with a few transducers and a cfx_custom tag, this is very
> | doable. When I was in college,
> |  pre-WWW days, we had a few grad students set up a first floor coke
> machine
> | this way. They were
> |  on the third floor and could telnet to the coke machine to find out
what
> | was in it and how cold
> |  they were.
>
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RE: Anyone have any knowledge of CFCONTENT?

[Jason Egan]

It seems no matter what I do with text files or .cvs or whatever, they are
opened when using cfcontent.  What I've done, is give them a different
extension and use the mime type of 'application/unknown'.  That seems to
work beautifully.


Jason Egan
Konnections, INC.

-Original Message-
From: Randy Adkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 6:38 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Anyone have any knowledge of CFCONTENT?

I am trying to use CFContent to serve up files for downloading.
 I have various of file types ranging from TXT, XLS, EXE, ZIP, and DOC
files.
 EXE and ZIP files are working correctly.
 However if I use TXT, XLS, and DOC files, they will be opened in the
browser
 or I get a message of:

 
 HTTP Error 405
 405 Method Not Allowed

 The method specified in the Request Line is not allowed for the resource
 identified by the request.
 Please ensure that you have the proper MIME type set up for the resource
you
 are requesting.

 Please contact the server's administrator if this problem persists.
 

 I have XLS as :  xls - application/vnd.ms-excel
 I have DOC as: doc - application/msword
 I have TXT as: txt - text/plain

 Do you think I should change those MIME Types to exe -
 application/x-msdownload.
 Or is there a better way?

 Please see the code below:

 First Page for displaying Download Button: This file works fine.
 Query DOES exist just not displaying Query.

  
   
#file_topic#
#file_Desc#

   
  
  
 

   
  


 Second File:  CF_Mimetype ( Custom File to get Mime Type from Database ):
 This file works fine.

 
 
 
  
 
  
 

 support_file_download.cfm
 This file gives error or downloads EXE and ZIP files:

 
 
 






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Large CFSwitch or Switch in CFSCRIPT

[Bill Killillay]

Does anybody know which is faster when it executes.  A Large tag based
normal CFSWITCH statement, or using CFSCRIPT and just using the Switch
syntax with in that?  When I say large, I mean anything with over 5 cases in
them.  I have some that reach as many as 18 or 20 or more.  Any input would
be great.  Please respond off list also as it seems to reach faster then
does the list sometimes.  Thanks.

Bill Killillay
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Form Wizards and too many buttons

[Amy Steel]

Hello, everyone.  I'm pretty new to the ColdFusion world, so please forgive me if I 
ask something that seems a little obvious.  I'm still learning the ropes.

In the Feb 2000 issue of ColdFusion Journal, there's some code that creates some 
killer form wizards.  One problem, though.  The WizForm.cfm custom tag that collects 
info from "screen" to "screen" also includes the buttons (back, submit, next).  This 
is fine for a straight wizard, but I want to pass the info in a CFMail tag to an 
e-mail that is stored in one of the form variables.  I can get everything to work, but 
when I send the info to the processing page where the CFMail tag is, it sends the mail 
and shows the user a confirmation page - - - with a back, submit, and next button on 
it!  It's making me crazy.  How do I get these buttons off of here.




 


 





 
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So, that's my story and I'm stickin' to it.

For the bio stuff... here goes...

Amy Steel
Web Developer
Yazaki North America, Inc.
Canton, MI  USA  48187
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Coming from a Web Design position in a Help Desk oriented IT division, I've been 
working mostly with FrontPage 2000 on a Netscape Enterprise 3.6 Server.  I have more 
server/systems background than scripting/coding background so I feel like I'm doing 
this stuff a little haphazardly at times, but it's pretty cool and I'm getting into it.

What else is there?  Oh yeah!

Dr. Pepper, Doritos, and Chocolate.  That should cover the rest of the "developer" 
stuff.  ;-)

Take care, all, and let me know if you can help me out!

Much appreciated,
Amy
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Re: Advice on approach

[John Allred]

Thanks, Nick.

This makes sense, as it's probably simpler than trying to maintain two
sets of tables. However, there may be a downside: I have five templates,
plus a search form that look at these links. Four of them list all of
the links in various ways. For each, I would have to add the display
flag. Given that the number of links is likely to climb to nearly 10,000
at some point, do you think there would be a performance penalty?

Thanks so much for the opinion.

--John

Nick Slay wrote:
> 
> Hi John,
> 
> Personally, I'd have a StatusFlag on my Link Table.   Let people submit
> links directly to the Links table and set the StatusFlag to 0,
> (Pending).  Create yourself a password protected admin script that let's
> you update the StatusFlag, then once the Links have been approved, set the
> StatusFlag to 1 (Ok).   The page on your site that lists the links then
> only needs to query the records that have a StatusFlag = 1.
> 
> HTHAL
> 
> Nick
> 
> At 06:42 15/05/00 -0500, you wrote:
> >I accept submissions for links to be listed on one of my sites.
> >Originally, this was merely by E-mail. Then I set up a form, so I could
> >get as many fields filled in as possible and save some research time.
> >The form generated an E-mail to me and the sender.
> >
> >Now, I'd like to have submitters enter the info directly in my database.
> >Should I let them enter it in my main tables, or should I create
> >separate tables and, once I approve the submissions, copy them to the
> >main tables?
> >
> >If I do it the first way, I'd need to set up a flag to allow display,
> >once I've approved the submission. Any thoughts on the best way to do
> >this?
> >
> >TIA,
> >--John Allred
> >
> >
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Re: Hi

[Dave Hannum]

Bummer . . . click  on Ben's site and you get a connection failure . . . .


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- Original Message -
From: Russ Michaels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 8:44 AM
Subject: Re: Hi


No resources for CF, Are you mad???

Despite the masses of stuff on Allaire's Developer Exchange, what about the
many many sites like:-

cfsearch.com
forta.com
cfspot.com
cfadvisor.com
cfmcentral.com
cfscripts.com
houseoffusion.com
etc etc.. at all of these sites you will find hundreds more links.

If CF used 10x more memory than ASP, I along with many others certainly
wouldn't be using it. You have a configuration problem.

And as you mentioned you are running NT2k, in other words Windows 2000,
only CF4.5 has been tested with this, so if you using anything older, this
may be the problem.

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Allaire Conference Registration is open!!

[Childress, Emily]

Come one, come all...sign up early!

http://www.allaire.com/conference

Emily Ellen Childress
Corporate Web Development
USinternetworking, Inc.

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Re: Slightly OT: Lighten things up a little

[Dave Hannum]

I forgot my password.  Had to wait until my wife (sys admin) got back from being out 
of town for the weekend . . .


>Or what about:
>
>"My fridge was down all weekend from that damn ILOVEYOU worm."
>
>;-)

-Original Message-
From: Brian L. Wolfsohn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 9:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Slightly OT: Lighten things up a little


At 12:11 PM 5/14/00 , you wrote:

I'm just not comfortable with the term "I have to reboot the fridge"...


>I'm not sure I want a MS branded Fridge...
>
>what happens if it locks up, or a glitch makes it decide to
>re-adjust the temperature to oh say 80 degrees?/


Brian L. Wolfsohnhttp://www.cus.com
CUS Business Systems Ft.Lauderdale,FL
Software for Auctioneers (954) 565-5600 Email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Re: Hi

[Russ Michaels]

No resources for CF, Are you mad???

Despite the masses of stuff on Allaire's Developer Exchange, what about the 
many many sites like:-

cfsearch.com
forta.com
cfspot.com
cfadvisor.com
cfmcentral.com
cfscripts.com
houseoffusion.com
etc etc.. at all of these sites you will find hundreds more links.

If CF used 10x more memory than ASP, I along with many others certainly 
wouldn't be using it. You have a configuration problem.

And as you mentioned you are running NT2k, in other words Windows 2000, 
only CF4.5 has been tested with this, so if you using anything older, this 
may be the problem.

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RE: Storing Credit Card details securely

[Bryan Batchelder]

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this format, some or all of this message may not be legible.

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I don't know about CF support, but I hear that a lot of people are using
things like nCipher's products to do this.  It is a hardware encryption
accelerator, which also has hardware based PKI.

I think that would be better than removable media.

Also, their cards are tamper resistant -- nothing cooler than seeing a PCI
card encased in clear resin composite.

http://www.ncipher.com

--b

-Original Message-
From: James Sleeman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 7:27 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Storing Credit Card details securely


A current client wants (against my recommendation) to store credit card
details so as to enable future purchases of customers to be more automated
(a subscription based system).  Obviously this needs to be done in as secure
a manner as possible.  I just wondered if anybody could give me some
pointers to proven ways of doing this in CF.

  My thoughts would be to use some public key encryption system to encrypt
the sensitive data and then have the administrator supply the private key to
the CF application for the limited time that the data needs to be worked
with (perhaps on a per-access basis), I am advantaged by the fact that this
will be on a local server to the client and so the private key could be
stored on some removeable media (i.e disk) physically locked away from
prying eyes and only inserted into the server drive at the appropriate time.
Is there some way to employ strong public key encryption from within CF ?

  Better ideas ?

Thanks...
James Sleeman

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RE: Storing Credit Card details securely



I don't know about CF support, but I hear that a lot =
of people are using things like nCipher's products to do this.  It =
is a hardware encryption accelerator, which also has hardware based =
PKI.

I think that would be better than removable =
media.


Also, their cards are tamper resistant -- nothing =
cooler than seeing a PCI card encased in clear resin composite.


http://www.ncipher.com" =
TARGET=3D"_blank">http://www.ncipher.com


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Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 7:27 AM
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Subject: Storing Credit Card details securely



A current client wants (against my recommendation) to =
store credit card details so as to enable future purchases of customers =
to be more automated (a subscription based system).  Obviously =
this needs to be done in as secure a manner as possible.  I just =
wondered if anybody could give me some pointers to proven ways of doing =
this in CF.

  My thoughts would be to use some public key =
encryption system to encrypt the sensitive data and then have the =
administrator supply the private key to the CF application for the =
limited time that the data needs to be worked with (perhaps on a =
per-access basis), I am advantaged by the fact that this will be on a =
local server to the client and so the private key could be stored on =
some removeable media (i.e disk) physically locked away from prying =
eyes and only inserted into the server drive at the appropriate =
time.  Is there some way to employ strong public key encryption =
from within CF ?

  Better ideas ?


Thanks...
James Sleeman
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RE: Slightly OT: Lighten things up a little

[James Mathieson]

Good News,

You *can* take care of your regular Jolt deliveries (or any number of
other tasty caffinated products)...

http://www.thinkgeek.com/stuff/caffeine.html

That's one less distraction to worry about!

Cheers,
James

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Subject: RE: Slightly OT: Lighten things up a little


> From: Rob Sherman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> automatically on a consistent basis (snickers, Jolt Cola & Pizza) ..
have
> yet to have found an internet ready fridge that I can have monitored so
I
> can be removed from that inconvenience too..  MS Fridge 2k?
;-)

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RE: Slightly OT: Lighten things up a little

[jstiefel]

Or what about:

"My fridge was down all weekend from that damn ILOVEYOU worm."

;-)

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Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 9:24 AM
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Subject: Re: Slightly OT: Lighten things up a little


At 12:11 PM 5/14/00 , you wrote:

I'm just not comfortable with the term "I have to reboot the fridge"...


>I'm not sure I want a MS branded Fridge...
>
>what happens if it locks up, or a glitch makes it decide to
>re-adjust the temperature to oh say 80 degrees?/


Brian L. Wolfsohnhttp://www.cus.com
CUS Business Systems Ft.Lauderdale,FL
Software for Auctioneers (954) 565-5600 Email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Re: Slightly OT: Lighten things up a little

[Todd Ashworth]

Heh .. and they say college doesn't teach you anything ;)

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- Original Message -
From: "Lon Lentz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 9:28 AM
Subject: RE: Slightly OT: Lighten things up a little


| > From: Rob Sherman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
| >
| > automatically on a consistent basis (snickers, Jolt Cola & Pizza) ..
have
| > yet to have found an internet ready fridge that I can have monitored so
I
| > can be removed from that inconvenience too..  MS Fridge 2k?
| ;-)
|
|   Actually, with a few transducers and a cfx_custom tag, this is very
| doable. When I was in college,
|  pre-WWW days, we had a few grad students set up a first floor coke
machine
| this way. They were
|  on the third floor and could telnet to the coke machine to find out what
| was in it and how cold
|  they were.


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Re: Slightly OT: Lighten things up a little

[Brian L. Wolfsohn]

At 12:11 PM 5/14/00 , you wrote:

I'm just not comfortable with the term "I have to reboot the fridge"...


>I'm not sure I want a MS branded Fridge...
>
>what happens if it locks up, or a glitch makes it decide to
>re-adjust the temperature to oh say 80 degrees?/


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RE: Slightly OT: Lighten things up a little

[Lon Lentz]

> From: Rob Sherman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> automatically on a consistent basis (snickers, Jolt Cola & Pizza) .. have
> yet to have found an internet ready fridge that I can have monitored so I
> can be removed from that inconvenience too..  MS Fridge 2k?
;-)

  Actually, with a few transducers and a cfx_custom tag, this is very
doable. When I was in college,
 pre-WWW days, we had a few grad students set up a first floor coke machine
this way. They were
 on the third floor and could telnet to the coke machine to find out what
was in it and how cold
 they were.



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WDDX2CFML

[Sean Renet]

I have a text file that is a WDDX packet.  I want to read this packet into
CF variables.  How is this done?

This is what I have tried so far.



 
 
  
 
 
 
 #fieldNames#


 


I haven't done this before so any help would be appreciated.  I can only
find examples of this wherein you are implicitly posting a packet.  I want
to read a file and those examples are not to helpful in this case.

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Re: new look Allaire Developers' Exchange

[Rey Bango]

min,

Are you talking about the new Developer's Exchange or ForumSpot? I have to
assume its the former because ForumSpot doesn't require a username &
password.

Rey
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> Anyone have any idea how to get the stupid new dev site to email you your
> old username/password?
>
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RE: Is there a way to get one template to stop the process of another template?

[Lon Lentz]

This was asked of me by someone else here. I believe their idea here is
to set up a few
   templates which we could access remotely that would allow us to kill an
infinite loop or
   server slaying count...without us having to drive back to do it on site.



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Subject: RE: Is there a way to get one template to stop the process of
another template?


No.  The called template would have to stop processing on it's own.  There's
no way for another template to "monitor" the action of another and
intervine.   You would have to set some variable in the called template
which would cause it to stop running.  This of course is not what you want
to do, but I don't see any alternative.  If you tell me what you're trying
to accomplish maybe I could give you some ideas.

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another template?


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RE: Memory Hog!

[Dave Watts]

> Okay, well that's completely unacceptable.  I'm using CF 4.5
> and I haven't run one script since I rebooted, and it's using
> 15 megs of ram. I am also going to be offering it in a shared
> hosting environment, and 180 megs of unacceptable also. I checked
> MS' Site and they are having problems with Win2k leaking memory
> in the first place and I tried to get the SP1 for 2k but they are
> still in beta with it.  It's got to be a mem leak because homesite
> is using 22,000k and sql server hit 80,000k with VERY light usage.
> If cf 4.5 uses that much memory by default, I'm going to have to
> switch back to asp.

CF 4.5.x doesn't use that much by default; it depends on what you're doing,
and how much stuff you load into memory. For example, to enhance application
performance, you might decide to cache recordsets in CF. This is a good
thing, performance-wise, but if you do this, CF will have to store them in
memory. Likewise, some database drivers tend to require lots of memory to do
something, and afterwards, CF won't release the memory in the assumption
that it will be needed later. This isn't an issue, as long as there aren't
any memory leaks within CF or within any components used by CF. I'm fairly
confident that there aren't any memory leaks in CF itself; I've done a bit
of testing for that. I'm not confident about database components in general,
though.

As for Win2K, I can't say anything about how CF runs on it in a production
environment. I run it on my laptop, and it works fine, but I don't get that
much traffic on my laptop.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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RE: Is this a valid SQL query?

[Trip Ward]

my "two" cents . . .

depending on your specific application, you may want to use the
tworelatedselects tag . . . . 

I believe you can get it from the Developer Exchange in the Allaire site.

Trip Ward
Webmaster
EBStor.Com
(703)393-7930 ext. 273

> -Original Message-
> From: WL [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Sunday, May 14, 2000 9:49 AM
> To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:  Re: Is this a valid SQL query?
> 
> 
> > Looks OK... by not working, I assume you mean that you get no results
> returned.
> 
> yeah.  It just keeps on loading, but nothing happens.  Could this be
> because
> I'm running CF Express?  I haven't yet experienced a problem like this -
> usually I'm at fault(!) and it tells me so, or it says CFXpress doesn't
> support this function.  But with this, it just doesn't do anything.
> 
> Any ideas?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Will
> 
> >
> > You might add:
> >
> > sub_categories.cat_id
> >
> > to your SELECT clause and remove the WHERE clause...
> >
> > You will see what the actual data is (could be a lot of data).
> >
> > HTH
> >
> > Dick
> >
> > At 2:19 PM +0100 5/14/2000, WL wrote:
> > >Hi,
> > >
> > >Is this OK for a SQL query?  The 2 tables in question are categories
> and
> > >sub_categories.  Everything seems ok, but it's not working..
> > >
> > >
> > > Select categories.ID, categories.cat_name, sub_categories.sub_id,
> > >sub_categories.sub_name, sub_categories.sub_descript
> > >
> > >  FROM categories,sub_categories
> > >
> > >   WHERE sub_categories.cat_id = categories.ID
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >Thanks,
> > >
> > >Will
> > >
> >
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Is the achive up to date?

[Brett Payne-Rhodes]

Is it just me or is the archive stuck in a timewarp? When I go to
http://www.eGroups.com/list/cf-talk the 'Message archive by Month' stops
at January, which is a bit of a pain with all the good stuff I haven't
had time to read properly in the last momth or two ;)

Anyone know? Anyone care?

Many Thanx,

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Re: Memory Hog!

[Jake Hileman]

Okay, well that's completely unacceptable.  I'm using CF 4.5 and I haven't
run one script since I rebooted, and it's using 15 megs of ram.  I am also
going to be offering it in a shared hosting environment, and 180 megs of
unacceptable also.  I checked MS' Site and they are having problems with
Win2k leaking memory in the first place and I tried to get the SP1 for 2k
but they are still in beta with it.  It's got to be a mem leak because
homesite is using 22,000k and sql server hit 80,000k with VERY light usage.
If cf 4.5 uses that much memory by default, I'm going to have to switch back
to asp.

jake
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Subject: RE: Memory Hog!


> > I thought there was some rumblings about win2k and the
> > ODBC/MDAC that CF installs on win2k with CF Enterprise
>
> That's a different problem. Versions before CF 4.5.1 would install MDAC
2.1
> on Win2K, even though it has MDAC 2.5 already.
>
> Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
> http://www.figleaf.com/
> voice: (202) 797-5496
> fax: (202) 797-5444
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testing for a cookie

[Ben Lowndes]

Hello,

I'd like to be able to test for the existence of a cookie so that I can use
CFLOCATION if the cookie is set.

The problem is the code  is throwing up an
error

The code I'd like to use is something like:

 code here that writes a cookie .

   
  
   Your order is being added to your shopping cart.
   
   
  

Anyone able to help.

Thanks
Ben



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Re: Advice on approach

[Nick Slay]

Hi John,

Personally, I'd have a StatusFlag on my Link Table.   Let people submit 
links directly to the Links table and set the StatusFlag to 0, 
(Pending).  Create yourself a password protected admin script that let's 
you update the StatusFlag, then once the Links have been approved, set the 
StatusFlag to 1 (Ok).   The page on your site that lists the links then 
only needs to query the records that have a StatusFlag = 1.

HTHAL

Nick


At 06:42 15/05/00 -0500, you wrote:
>I accept submissions for links to be listed on one of my sites.
>Originally, this was merely by E-mail. Then I set up a form, so I could
>get as many fields filled in as possible and save some research time.
>The form generated an E-mail to me and the sender.
>
>Now, I'd like to have submitters enter the info directly in my database.
>Should I let them enter it in my main tables, or should I create
>separate tables and, once I approve the submissions, copy them to the
>main tables?
>
>If I do it the first way, I'd need to set up a flag to allow display,
>once I've approved the submission. Any thoughts on the best way to do
>this?
>
>TIA,
>--John Allred
>
>
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>http://www.mscounties.com/
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Advice on approach

[John Allred]

I accept submissions for links to be listed on one of my sites.
Originally, this was merely by E-mail. Then I set up a form, so I could
get as many fields filled in as possible and save some research time.
The form generated an E-mail to me and the sender.

Now, I'd like to have submitters enter the info directly in my database.
Should I let them enter it in my main tables, or should I create
separate tables and, once I approve the submissions, copy them to the
main tables?

If I do it the first way, I'd need to set up a flag to allow display,
once I've approved the submission. Any thoughts on the best way to do
this?

TIA,
--John Allred


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Uploading SQL Server databases

[James Sleeman]

Hi all,
up to now I have had the pleasure of only needing to use Access databases for 
our CF projects, however a possible upcoming task and at least one of the since much 
larger completed tasks will soon require the power of a database server, at this point 
in time, MS SQL Server. 

Now we don't host locally (that is, we don't own or run our servers), and I am just 
unsure of how the process for initially getting my SQL Server databases to the remote 
server (FTP access) and then replacing them with newer versions as the development 
progresses (I know, I know, get it right first time :-) ) and bringing down the active 
ones once the (finished) application is up and public to maintain our local (internal) 
copy.  

Of course as far as Access went, I just upload the database file and tell our host to 
setup a DSN for it, then I can just up/download it as I please with later versions - 
but am I able to do this with the SQL server files, are there any pitfalls ?

Any advice appreciated...
James Sleeman


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RE: Storing Credit Card details securely

[Stewart McGowan]

James

I think you're over complicating your business rules; if you store the
credit card details why do u need to access them again at the client, don't
u just charge the card for subsequent purchases automatically?

Stew



> -Original Message-
> From: James Sleeman [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 15 May 2000 12:27
> To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:  Storing Credit Card details securely
> 
> A current client wants (against my recommendation) to store credit card
> details so as to enable future purchases of customers to be more automated
> (a subscription based system).  Obviously this needs to be done in as
> secure a manner as possible.  I just wondered if anybody could give me
> some pointers to proven ways of doing this in CF.
> 
>   My thoughts would be to use some public key encryption system to encrypt
> the sensitive data and then have the administrator supply the private key
> to the CF application for the limited time that the data needs to be
> worked with (perhaps on a per-access basis), I am advantaged by the fact
> that this will be on a local server to the client and so the private key
> could be stored on some removeable media (i.e disk) physically locked away
> from prying eyes and only inserted into the server drive at the
> appropriate time.  Is there some way to employ strong public key
> encryption from within CF ?
> 
>   Better ideas ?
> 
> Thanks...
> James Sleeman
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Storing Credit Card details securely

[James Sleeman]

A current client wants (against my recommendation) to store credit card details so as 
to enable future purchases of customers to be more automated (a subscription based 
system).  Obviously this needs to be done in as secure a manner as possible.  I just 
wondered if anybody could give me some pointers to proven ways of doing this in CF.

  My thoughts would be to use some public key encryption system to encrypt the 
sensitive data and then have the administrator supply the private key to the CF 
application for the limited time that the data needs to be worked with (perhaps on a 
per-access basis), I am advantaged by the fact that this will be on a local server to 
the client and so the private key could be stored on some removeable media (i.e disk) 
physically locked away from prying eyes and only inserted into the server drive at the 
appropriate time.  Is there some way to employ strong public key encryption from 
within CF ?

  Better ideas ?

Thanks...
James Sleeman
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Re: Forums

[Erika Foster]

I use OrbForums in a couple different capacities with a few different
customizations on one of my sites.

Erika
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Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 2:19 AM
Subject: Forums


: HI,
:
: Did someone has already use the Forum www.orbwave.com ?
:
: Thanks.
:
: Fred
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Anyone have any knowledge of CFCONTENT?

[Randy Adkins]

I am trying to use CFContent to serve up files for downloading.
 I have various of file types ranging from TXT, XLS, EXE, ZIP, and DOC
files.
 EXE and ZIP files are working correctly.
 However if I use TXT, XLS, and DOC files, they will be opened in the
browser
 or I get a message of:

 
 HTTP Error 405
 405 Method Not Allowed

 The method specified in the Request Line is not allowed for the resource
 identified by the request.
 Please ensure that you have the proper MIME type set up for the resource
you
 are requesting.

 Please contact the server's administrator if this problem persists.
 

 I have XLS as :  xls - application/vnd.ms-excel
 I have DOC as: doc - application/msword
 I have TXT as: txt - text/plain

 Do you think I should change those MIME Types to exe -
 application/x-msdownload.
 Or is there a better way?

 Please see the code below:

 First Page for displaying Download Button: This file works fine.
 Query DOES exist just not displaying Query.

  
   
#file_topic#
#file_Desc#

   
  
  
 

   
  


 Second File:  CF_Mimetype ( Custom File to get Mime Type from Database ):
 This file works fine.

 
 
 
  
 
  
 

 support_file_download.cfm
 This file gives error or downloads EXE and ZIP files:

 
 
 





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Re: calling a custom tag from another custom tag?

[Fred T. Sanders]

 tag will do it for ya.


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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 5:21 AM
Subject: calling a custom tag from another custom tag?


> hello all,
>
> is there a way to invoke another customtag from one custom
tag?? i mean, i
> am invoking a cutom tag which shows a list of all items
and in that custom
> tag, i am providing a edit button for all the items. this
edit function is
> again a custom tag. so how can i proceed with this?? is
this viable?? is
> there a security threat?? bcoz wat i feel is that i am not
at all closing
> the parent custom tag.
>
> so any ideas?? has anyone tried to do similar thing??
>
> thanx in advance
>
> akbar
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calling a custom tag from another custom tag?

[AKBAR]

hello all,

is there a way to invoke another customtag from one custom tag?? i mean, i
am invoking a cutom tag which shows a list of all items and in that custom
tag, i am providing a edit button for all the items. this edit function is
again a custom tag. so how can i proceed with this?? is this viable?? is
there a security threat?? bcoz wat i feel is that i am not at all closing
the parent custom tag. 

so any ideas?? has anyone tried to do similar thing??

thanx in advance

akbar
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RE: new look Allaire Developers' Exchange

[lsellers]

Anyone have any idea how to get the stupid new dev site to email you your
old username/password?

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[Frederic COLLIN]

HI,

Did someone has already use the Forum www.orbwave.com ?

Thanks.

Fred

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