Conceptual OO question(s)

2003-09-14 Thread Jim Davis
Okay - I'm (finally) going to attempt to create a system using OO
principles.  I've got (I think) a good understanding of OO concepts but
am having trouble converting my thinking.

Specifically I'm having trouble defining for myself touch points
between the conceptual objects I'm creating and the database that will
store the data.

As an example, I'm building a scheduling system for large, multi-venue,
multi-performer events for use on www.firstnight.org.  I've designed my
data model (that, it seems, doesn't really change) and now want to
design my collaboration model.

I'm sure that many of my questions are dense, but here's where I am.
Also I'm not having trouble programming any of this - I know I can do
all this, but I'm just not sure how to do it right.  ;^)  I keep
finding myself leaning towards procedural code poorly contained in an
object wrapper.

Consider that I have an Artist object which has properties like
name, profile, website, etc.  That data is, of course, stored in a
database (SQL Server, for what it's worth) table.  Here are some of my
confusions:

1) How do you (using good OO practices) put the data in the database?
Does the Artist object have a SaveData() method (or somesuch) so
that you first instantiate the object, then store the data in the
database or do you have another object that stores the data for later?
Everything I read talks about instantiating the object with data but
nothing details the link between the persistent data store and the
transient object.

2) In the same way, when I'm editing the properties of the object does
the object normally update the persistent store immediately in the
set() methods or is there normally a method to do this all in one go -
something like a save() method?

3) When I present a list of the artists do I (again using best
practices) instantiate a structure (or array or whatever) of Artist
objects (which will contain much more data than my list needs but seems
conceptually sound) or do I have some intermediate ArtistList object
which just outputs a record set?

Basically this last one concerns memory usage.  I can conceptualize a
Festival object which contains many Event and Venue objects which
are linked together by TimeSlot objects.  The Event objects would
further contain references to Artist objects which in turn contain
references to Asset objects (images, multimedia, etc).

Although I can conceptualize how the whole thing, all together, would
feel and be constructed I'm having trouble conceptualizing how to pull
just the needed information from the database.  When an end user
requests a list of Venues, then selects one to see the events at that
venue what gets instantiated?

Is it a VenueList object or an array of (all) Venue objects?

I hope some of this made sense... perhaps it will to me in the morning.
It's pretty late here.  ;^)

Thanks in advance,

Jim Davis


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Re: Any way to get Homesite+ 5.5 without Dreamweaver?

2003-09-14 Thread Rafael Bleiweiss
Since the CF download is free for development and if you buy an actual
license that determines which version you end with, I don't see how you
could bundle HomeSite+ unless you gave it away and if it's not
generating revenue, where would the money come from to develop it any
further?


Sean, I agree - realized my error in view after I'd posted this.  My true 
feeling it have HS be a full stand-alone thing again, at it's own fee, not 
bundled on any CD with anything else... I'd pay for regular upgrades.  then 
again, I could work around this now, I know... just my view.


Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/

If you're not annoying somebody, you're not really alive.
-- Margaret Atwood


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MX 2004 download mirror

2003-09-14 Thread Peter Tilbrook
Now that Firmware is no more (http://www.firmware.com.au) what is MM's
position on supporting their products in Australia and when can we download
trials from a local mirror site?

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RE: Any way to get Homesite+ 5.5 without Dreamweaver?

2003-09-14 Thread Peter Tilbrook
Give it back to Nick Bradbury who wrote it in the first place?

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RE: ?id=23

2003-09-14 Thread Peter Tilbrook
Use a backup variable to authenticate the user with their profile. For
example a user logs in - you can assign their ID number as a session
variable (eg: 23) but ALSO assign a unique variable that you stored in the
database when the account was created - eg CreateUUID().

Then when they login you can retrieve their information when the ID is 23
AND the UUID equals the value stored in the database, eg:
9FEF4148-B963-46D4-0A570610E956CBDE. You then merely need to check if the
two session variable marry up to display, or not, the page.


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-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, 13 September 2003 7:53 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: ?id=23


All,

I have an application that passes an id value through a hyperlink that
the user clicks on in an e-mail. The id feeds the page and extracts
information and populates the form fields with the user's information.

THE PROBLEM:
If a user is viewing their customized information with their user id=23,
than what would prevent them from view other people's information by editing
the id value to say, id=24?

SOLUTIONS: ???
1) Should I scramble the value in some long string and extract a value from
it? For example for id=23 replace it with id=ei38skdh23skdu83 and pull 23
out of the string?
2) Set a cookie that contains the same id value and if the values don't
match kick them out to some other page?

Any suggestions would be great.

D-

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MX6.1 obscure caching issue.

2003-09-14 Thread Peter Tilbrook
MX 6.0 had a setting in one of the configuration XML files to disable the
caching of the generated java class files so that CF would generate each
page request afresh.

MX 6.1 appears to have the same setting but is still generating the class
files in the CFCACHE folder of CFusionMX\wwwroot\cfclasses\ folder.

Can anyone explain this or know how to turn of this caching? Below is what I
believe appears to be the relevant bits of the web.xml file in the
CFusionMX\wwwroot\web-inf\ folder:

context-param
param-namecoldfusion.compiler.outputDir/param-name
param-value/WEB-INF/cfclasses/param-value
descriptionThis is the directory where we will place compiled
pages.  It must be relative to the webapp root./description
/context-param

context-param
param-namecoldfusion.compiler.saveJava/param-name
param-valuefalse/param-value
description
Set this to true to produce java files for debugging
/description
/context-param


False is set but CF is still generating the class files.

I'm running WinXP Professional with IIS 5.1.

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Ebay Scraping -REfind help needed.

2003-09-14 Thread Adam Reynolds
The following finds me the set of itemids after submitting a search to Ebay.

cfset sLenPos=REFind(ViewItemamp;item=([0-9]+)amp;category,
cfhttp.FileContent, index, True)

From this I create a unique list of items. I then attempt to find the name
of the item:
CFLOOP list=#items# index=listidx
cfset sLenPos= REFind(#listidx#[^]+([^(/a)]*)/a,
cfhttp.FileContent, 1, True)
cfif sLenPos.pos[1] neq 0 or sLenPos.len[1] neq 0
#listidx#: #mid(cfhttp.FileContent, sLenPos.pos[2], 
sLenPos.len[2])#br
/cfif
/cfloop

This appears to work for only about 5 of the 50 entries. Anybody know what I
am doing wrong?

Adam



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Alternative QYSIWYG editors

2003-09-14 Thread Peter Tilbrook
tmt_xhtmleditor 1.6 from
http://www.cfmentor.com/code/index.cfm?action=zippedid=11 is very good for
simple purposes but the FCKEditor from
http://sourceforge.net/projects/fckeditor/ is even better.

Cheaper than ActivEdit at any rate.

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Re: Alternative QYSIWYG editors

2003-09-14 Thread Jochem van Dieten
Peter Tilbrook wrote:

 tmt_xhtmleditor 1.6 from
 http://www.cfmentor.com/code/index.cfm?action=zippedid=11 is very good for
 simple purposes but the FCKEditor from
 http://sourceforge.net/projects/fckeditor/ is even better.
 
 Cheaper than ActivEdit at any rate.

Neither supports Mozilla based browsers. HTMLarea does:
http://dynarch.com/htmlarea/

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RE: Alternative QYSIWYG editors

2003-09-14 Thread Peter Tilbrook
Thanks Jochem! Not using Mozilla myself but to create a cross browser
compatible CMS this looks very good! Will add the link to the site I am
building at http://www.actcfug.com/

Cheers!

Peter Tilbrook
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-Original Message-
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Sent: Sunday, 14 September 2003 10:53 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Alternative QYSIWYG editors


Peter Tilbrook wrote:

 tmt_xhtmleditor 1.6 from
 http://www.cfmentor.com/code/index.cfm?action=zippedid=11 is very good
for
 simple purposes but the FCKEditor from
 http://sourceforge.net/projects/fckeditor/ is even better.

 Cheaper than ActivEdit at any rate.

Neither supports Mozilla based browsers. HTMLarea does:
http://dynarch.com/htmlarea/

Jochem




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RE: MX6.1 obscure caching issue.

2003-09-14 Thread Debbie Dickerson
What's set in the Administrator for the class files? Is it set there to save to disk?

Server Settings  Cache Settings  Save Class Files


-Original Message-
From: Peter Tilbrook [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 8:08 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: MX6.1 obscure caching issue.


MX 6.0 had a setting in one of the configuration XML files to disable the caching of 
the generated java class files so that CF would generate each page request afresh.

MX 6.1 appears to have the same setting but is still generating the class files in the 
CFCACHE folder of CFusionMX\wwwroot\cfclasses\ folder.

Can anyone explain this or know how to turn of this caching? Below is what I believe 
appears to be the relevant bits of the web.xml file in the 
CFusionMX\wwwroot\web-inf\ folder:

context-param
param-namecoldfusion.compiler.outputDir/param-name
param-value/WEB-INF/cfclasses/param-value
descriptionThis is the directory where we will place compiled
pages.  It must be relative to the webapp root./description
/context-param

context-param
param-namecoldfusion.compiler.saveJava/param-name
param-valuefalse/param-value
description
Set this to true to produce java files for debugging
/description
/context-param


False is set but CF is still generating the class files.

I'm running WinXP Professional with IIS 5.1.

Peter Tilbrook
ColdFusion Applications Developer
ColdGen Internet Solutions
4/73 Tharwa Road
Queanbeyan, NSW, 2620
AUSTRALIA

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RE: CF-Talk Wiki?

2003-09-14 Thread Gyrus
At 21:12 13/09/2003 -0400, you wrote:
My experience with Wikis has been mixed. We host the Flashcoders Wiki
(http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/flashcoders-wiki/), which is used by members
of the Flashcoders list. I think that Wikis work best with relatively small
groups.

Yes, it did strike me that it would probably have to be run starting with a 
very small core of regular, dedicated list members, with the number of 
contributors expanded carefully.

Also, as the number of people on a mailing list grows, the likelihood that
any one of them will check the archives or the Wiki for an answer before
posting a question seems to decrease.

Answered questions being posted afresh seems to be a problem whichever way 
you cut it. I was just thinking that being able to point these people to a 
Wiki page with a good, honed summary of the issue and a list of related 
links, would be infinitely preferable to a search the archives-type response.

Gyrus
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Re: No so good news

2003-09-14 Thread Claude Schneegans
I am not a lawyer

I'm not either, but I have common sense, wihich largely compensates ;-)

I was refering to the Patent Act of Canada, art. 65: Abuse of rights under patents
See http://lois.justice.gc.ca/en/P-4/89936.html#section-65

See also:
http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/sc_mrksv/cipo/patents/pat_gd_protect-e.html#section13

« Abuse of patent rights
Compulsory licences may be granted to remedy what is called abuse of patent rights. 
Such abuse can be considered only three years after grant. Hindering trade and 
industry is considered as an abuse. Abuse situations include:

not meeting demand in Canada;
hindering trade or industry in Canada by refusing to grant a licence (if such a 
licence is in the public interest), or by attaching unreasonable conditions to such a 
licence;
using a process patent to unfairly prejudice production of a non-patented product, or 
allowing the patent on such a product to unfairly prejudice its manufacture, use or 
sale. »

I've found many other countries having similar provisions in their Patent Law.
Aparently, in the United States it is not specified in the Law, but it is widely 
accepted in practice
and jurisprudence:

« Although in the United States the patent law does not provide for compulsory 
licenses, this is probably the country with the richest experience in the granting of 
compulsory licenses to remedy anti-competitive practices. More than one hundred such 
licenses have been granted (Scherer, 1999). Compulsory licenses have been granted in 
the United States in relation to present and future patents »
( http://www.netamericas.net/Researchpapers/Documents/Ccorrea/Ccorrea3.doc )





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Re: Ebay Scraping -REfind help needed.

2003-09-14 Thread Claude Schneegans
Try the REwizard to test your RegExpressions. It will even CFHTTP the page for you.
See: http://www.contentbox.com/claude/customtags/tagstore.cfm?p=hf

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Re: No so good news

2003-09-14 Thread Matt Liotta
 « Although in the United States the patent law does not provide for  
 compulsory licenses, this is probably the country with the richest  
 experience in the granting of compulsory licenses to remedy  
 anti-competitive practices. More than one hundred such licenses have  
 been granted (Scherer, 1999). Compulsory licenses have been granted in  
 the United States in relation to present and future patents »
 (  
 http://www.netamericas.net/Researchpapers/Documents/Ccorrea/ 
 Ccorrea3.doc )

That is anti-trust law and not patent. If the patent was licensed to  
some browser vendors, but not others --namely Microsoft who is a  
monopoly-- then it wouldn't be considered an anti-competitive practice.

Matt Liotta
President  CEO
Montara Software, Inc.
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Re: Any way to get Homesite+ 5.5 without Dreamweaver?

2003-09-14 Thread Scott Brady
- Original Message - 
From: Rafael Bleiweiss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sean, I agree - realized my error in view after I'd posted this.  My true
 feeling it have HS be a full stand-alone thing again, at it's own fee, not
 bundled on any CD with anything else... I'd pay for regular upgrades.
then
 again, I could work around this now, I know... just my view.

HS (not HS+) is a stand-alone product.  $99 full, $29 upgrade.
http://www.macromedia.com/software/homesite/

---
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Re: No so good news

2003-09-14 Thread Claude Schneegans
That is anti-trust law and not patent.

Nope, if the patent owner does not grant ANY licence, there is no matter for 
anti-trust law, where is the trust?
Antitrust Law is when one does something, takes advantage of it and prevents others 
from doing business.
If he does not do any business with his patent, he does not take advantage of it

If the patent was licensed to  some browser vendors, but not others --namely 
Microsoft

Then obviously it would'nt be a case of licensing refusal, which was what we were 
talking about.
However, it would be a damned proof of stupidity, considering the part of the market 
;-)

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Re: Sales Automation tools in CF?

2003-09-14 Thread Andrew Golden
At 05:43 PM 8/31/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Is there anything other than SalesAct (not a bad effort) by Donna Fontenot
out there that acts as a sales automoation/tracking tool, unencrypted and in
CF?

Salesforce.com is the gorilla of this kind of app, can be lesser than that
but that's what our new sales manager and I are discussing we implement.

What type of features are you looking for? I work for a small business 
magazine and my  boss had me develop a custom tool for our sales 
team(unfortunately, he forced a horrible color scheme and chewed a lot of 
screen space with his interface idea). If you are interested in taking a 
peek let me know as it has a ton of stuff built in but would most likely 
need quite a bit of adaptation to your needs as it is built specifically 
for the way my company works.

Andrew Golden


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Re: No so good news

2003-09-14 Thread Claude Schneegans
if the patent owner does not grant ANY licence,

I mean if the patent owner does not grant ANY licence, AND does not uses it for 
himself

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Re: No so good news

2003-09-14 Thread Kevin Graeme
Another bit of possible prior art that I keep wondering about is Apple's
Hypercard and XCMDs.

Hypercard is one of the foundation examples of hypertext. XCMD stands for
eXternal CoMmanD. It was a way to incorporate any external media or
datasource into the hypertext document. That included QuickTime video as
well as network databases. I recall a project that was built tying Oracle
into Hypercard feeding the page content and allowing people to do queries.
Hmm.

Also, Gopher even had some of this. It was a distributed hypertext medium
that could launch media clips as well.

-Kevin

- Original Message - 
From: Ken Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2003 7:00 AM
Subject: RE: No so good news


 Prior art found perhaps?

 http://www.ozzie.net/blog/stories/2003/09/12/savingTheBrowser.html



 -Original Message-
 From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2003 7:51 AM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Re: No so good news


 Jim Davis wrote:

  No problem.  It's just that some people are taking this as an MS
  finally gets theirs situation when the ramifications are
  (unfortunately) really much larger than that.
 
  I'm waiting for the definition of browser to come up - any hyper-text
  system (CD ROM encyclopedias, help systems, computer assisted training,
  etc) may be affected by this.

 Any hypertext system capable of network operation is affected by
 it. The text of the patent is quite clear (and entertaining).


  I fully expect it to be thrown out in a higher court

 I don't. The only conceivable reason for it being thrown out is
 prior art. I fully expect Microsoft to be capable of finding
 that, so I presume it doesn't exist.

 What might happen is that a court orders Eolas to license the
 technology under non-discriminating conditions. But they should
 be willing to do so anyway, they don't compete with browser
 makers so selling/licensing the patent is the only way to make
 money from it.

 Jochem




 
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re: cflock When to use it?

2003-09-14 Thread Bushy
Hi,

I'm running CF5. Should I be using cflock on all cfquery? I'm not sure when or when 
not to use them. Can someone explain cflock to me?

Thanks



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RE: cflock When to use it?

2003-09-14 Thread Samuel Neff
In CF5 you want to locking all shared scope variable access (server,
application, and session).  Use read-only lock if you're just reading the
data and an exclusive lock if you're writing the data.

Always minimize the code that runs inside a lock.  So, if you want to store
a query in a shared scope variable, do something like this:

cfquery name=localQuery datasource=whatever
  select stuff
  from table
/cfquery

cflock scope=application type=exclusive throwontimeout=no
timeout=5
  cfset application.cachedQuery = localQuery
/cflock

So the query executes outside the lock but is cached to shared scope inside
the lock.

Here's a technote on best practices with CF5:

http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/ts/documents/tn17882.htm

CFMX is different though, in CFMX only lock to protect against race
conditions.

http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/ts/documents/tn18235.htm

HTH,

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 -Original Message-
 From: Bushy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 1:50 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: re: cflock When to use it?
 
 Hi,
 
 I'm running CF5. Should I be using cflock on all cfquery? 
 I'm not sure when or when not to use them. Can someone 
 explain cflock to me?
 
 Thanks
 
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RE: cflock When to use it?

2003-09-14 Thread Mike Brunt
George, there is a great article on CFLOCK by Jim Davis; you can find a
reference to it here in our blog along with other items on CFLOCK.
http://www.webapper.net/index.cfm?frouseaction=Fuseblog.ShowCommentsArticle
ID=20021107042242

To your question regarding locking CFQUERY.  You should not be placing
around CFQUERY.  What you need to lock is reads and writes to shared scope
variables, these are Application, Session and Server scoped locks
(application.dsn for instance).  Going back to your query question if you
want to use shared scope variables in a CFQUERY block you should localize
them outside of the query and use the localized version in the query, as an
example

!--- localize shared scope vars ---
cfscript
request.dsn = application.dsn;
request.userid = session.userid;
/cfscript

!--- use the localized vars here ---
cfquery dbtype=ODBC datasource=request.dsn
SELECT
address1, address2
FROM
tbl_users
WHERE
fld_userid = #request.userid#
/cfquery

A simple way to grasp the concept and need for CFLOCK is to think of a
typical Relational Database, the enterprise level ones have the capability
to lock reads and writes to a table field so that one is updating data at
the same time as another is reading it.  CFLOCK is a similar mechanism for
locking reads and writes in CF code.

Hth.

Kind Regards - Mike Brunt
Webapper Services LLC
Web Site http://www.webapper.com
Blog http://www.webapper.net

Webapper Web Application Specialists

-Original Message-
From: Bushy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 10:50 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: re: cflock When to use it?

Hi,

I'm running CF5. Should I be using cflock on all cfquery? I'm not sure
when or when not to use them. Can someone explain cflock to me?

Thanks



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RE: cflock When to use it?

2003-09-14 Thread Mike Brunt
Apologies George for my last reply WHAT A RED FACE I HAVE!, here corrected

George, there is a great article on CFLOCK by Jim Davis; you can find a
reference to it here in our blog along with other items on CFLOCK.
http://www.webapper.net/index.cfm?frouseaction=Fuseblog.ShowCommentsArticle
ID=20021107042242

To your question regarding locking CFQUERY.  You should not be placing
around CFQUERY.  What you need to lock is reads and writes to shared scope
variables, these are Application, Session and Server scoped locks
(application.dsn for instance).  Going back to your query question if you
want to use shared scope variables in a CFQUERY block you should localize
them outside of the query and use the localized version in the query, as an
example


!--- localize shared scope vars ---
cflock scope=APPLICATION type=READONLY timeout=5
cfscript
request.dsn = application.dsn;
/cfscript
/cflock
cflock scope=SESSION type=READONLY timeout=5
cfscript
request.userid = session.userid;
/cfscript
/cflock

!--- use the localized vars here ---
cfquery dbtype=ODBC datasource=request.dsn
SELECT
address1, address2
FROM
tbl_users
WHERE
fld_userid = #request.userid#
/cfquery

A simple way to grasp the concept and need for CFLOCK is to think of a
typical Relational Database, the enterprise level ones have the capability
to lock reads and writes to a table field so that one is updating data at
the same time as another is reading it.  CFLOCK is a similar mechanism for
locking reads and writes in CF code.

Hth

Kind Regards - Mike Brunt
Webapper Services LLC
Web Site http://www.webapper.com
Blog http://www.webapper.net

Webapper Web Application Specialists

-Original Message-
From: Bushy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 10:50 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: re: cflock When to use it?

Hi,

I'm running CF5. Should I be using cflock on all cfquery? I'm not sure
when or when not to use them. Can someone explain cflock to me?

Thanks



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Corrected AGAIN! RE: cflock When to use it?

2003-09-14 Thread Mike Brunt
I am going to go back to bloody bed, my excuse is that I am trying to plan a
vacation at the same time as doing this, GOOD BLOODY HEAVENS!

A simple way to grasp the concept and need for CFLOCK is to think of a
typical Relational Database, the enterprise level ones have the capability
to lock reads and writes to a table field so that NO ONE is updating data at
the same time as another is reading it.  CFLOCK is a similar mechanism for
locking reads and writes in CF code.

Kind Regards - Mike Brunt
Webapper Services LLC
Web Site http://www.webapper.com
Blog http://www.webapper.net

Webapper Web Application Specialists

-Original Message-
From: Mike Brunt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 11:57 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: cflock When to use it?

Apologies George for my last reply WHAT A RED FACE I HAVE!, here corrected

George, there is a great article on CFLOCK by Jim Davis; you can find a
reference to it here in our blog along with other items on CFLOCK.
http://www.webapper.net/index.cfm?frouseaction=Fuseblog.ShowCommentsArticle
ID=20021107042242

To your question regarding locking CFQUERY.  You should not be placing
around CFQUERY.  What you need to lock is reads and writes to shared scope
variables, these are Application, Session and Server scoped locks
(application.dsn for instance).  Going back to your query question if you
want to use shared scope variables in a CFQUERY block you should localize
them outside of the query and use the localized version in the query, as an
example


!--- localize shared scope vars ---
cflock scope=APPLICATION type=READONLY timeout=5
cfscript
request.dsn = application.dsn;
/cfscript
/cflock
cflock scope=SESSION type=READONLY timeout=5
cfscript
request.userid = session.userid;
/cfscript
/cflock

!--- use the localized vars here ---
cfquery dbtype=ODBC datasource=request.dsn
SELECT
address1, address2
FROM
tbl_users
WHERE
fld_userid = #request.userid#
/cfquery

A simple way to grasp the concept and need for CFLOCK is to think of a
typical Relational Database, the enterprise level ones have the capability
to lock reads and writes to a table field so that one is updating data at
the same time as another is reading it.  CFLOCK is a similar mechanism for
locking reads and writes in CF code.

Hth

Kind Regards - Mike Brunt
Webapper Services LLC
Web Site http://www.webapper.com
Blog http://www.webapper.net

Webapper Web Application Specialists

-Original Message-
From: Bushy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 10:50 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: re: cflock When to use it?

Hi,

I'm running CF5. Should I be using cflock on all cfquery? I'm not sure
when or when not to use them. Can someone explain cflock to me?

Thanks



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Re:Tag Gallery (was: Any way to get Homesite+ 5.5 without Dreamweaver?

2003-09-14 Thread Stan Winchester
Hopefully Accessibility for the Exchange high on that priority list, especially 
since Macromedia is dedicated to supporting all customers... (see: 
http://www.macromedia.com/help/accessibility.html and 
http://www.macromedia.com/macromedia/accessibility/gettingstarted/accessibility.html) 
A user friendly HTML version of the Exchange would be welcomed by a lot of developers!

Stan Winchester

On Friday, Sep 12, 2003, at 09:49 US/Pacific, jon hall wrote:
 If they aren't going to change the tag gallery, they should document
 and expose the web services that power it. Then we could put up our
 best efforts. Bet we could put those MM guys to shame!

The web services are (deliberately) inappropriate for general 
consumption. They are designed to power the current Flash UI. Creating 
an appropriate public web service interface for the Exchange is a (low 
priority) project on my team's list. I can't say whether it will ever 
get to the top of the list but it is at least on the list...

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Re: Any way to get Homesite+ 5.5 without Dreamweaver?

2003-09-14 Thread Rafael Bleiweiss
OMG in all these threads did I miss having been told about it stand-alone?

Everyone please forgive my pitiful ranting.

At 12:27 PM 9/14/2003, you wrote:
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From: Rafael Bleiweiss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sean, I agree - realized my error in view after I'd posted this.  My true
  feeling it have HS be a full stand-alone thing again, at it's own fee, not
  bundled on any CD with anything else... I'd pay for regular upgrades.
then
  again, I could work around this now, I know... just my view.

HS (not HS+) is a stand-alone product.  $99 full, $29 upgrade.
http://www.macromedia.com/software/homesite/

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Re: Any way to get Homesite+ 5.5 without Dreamweaver?

2003-09-14 Thread Sean A Corfield
On Sunday, Sep 14, 2003, at 01:33 US/Pacific, Rafael Bleiweiss wrote:
 Sean, I agree - realized my error in view after I'd posted this.  My 
 true
 feeling it have HS be a full stand-alone thing again, at it's own fee, 
 not
 bundled on any CD with anything else... I'd pay for regular upgrades.  
 then
 again, I could work around this now, I know... just my view.

Interesting. I've blogged something to that effect and would like folks 
to comment on it to get a sense of where people really stand on the 
unbundling issue...

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RE: Any way to get Homesite+ 5.5 without Dreamweaver?

2003-09-14 Thread Dave Watts
 OMG in all these threads did I miss having been told about it 
 stand-alone?
 
 Everyone please forgive my pitiful ranting.

The standalone version is Homesite, not Homesite+. It's my understanding
that if you want Homesite+ (the new name for CF Studio, essentially) you
need to buy it with Dreamweaver MX.

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Re: Any way to get Homesite+ 5.5 without Dreamweaver?

2003-09-14 Thread Sean A Corfield
On Sunday, Sep 14, 2003, at 12:14 US/Pacific, Rafael Bleiweiss wrote:
 OMG in all these threads did I miss having been told about it 
 stand-alone?

HomeSite has always been available separately as a standalone product.

HomeSite+ (the replacement for ColdFusion Studio 5) has always been 
bundled with Dreamweaver MX.

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OT: MM Dev Exchange TownSource Interactive

2003-09-14 Thread Jeff Chastain
I was browsing around Macromedia's ColdFusion exchange on Friday and found a
community portal type application called TownSource Interactive.  It was for
an version 1.0 that was open source/freeware and looked like something that
might be interesting to study.  However, the download link in the exchange
points to what appears to be a client site of the company that designed this
app and there is no obvious place to download the version mentioned in the
exchange.
 
Does anybody happen to have a copy of this that I could look at or know
where I could find one?  I sent a message to the company, I am just
impatient, so I figured I would ask here.
 
Thanks
-- Jeff


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RE: Conceptual OO question(s)

2003-09-14 Thread Barney Boisvert
responses inline below.  Keep in mind this is how I usually do things; there
are many correct solutions, though all will share many of the same traits.

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 -Original Message-
 From: Jim Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2003 11:50 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Conceptual OO question(s)


 Okay - I'm (finally) going to attempt to create a system using OO
 principles.  I've got (I think) a good understanding of OO concepts but
 am having trouble converting my thinking.

 Specifically I'm having trouble defining for myself touch points
 between the conceptual objects I'm creating and the database that will
 store the data.

 As an example, I'm building a scheduling system for large, multi-venue,
 multi-performer events for use on www.firstnight.org.  I've designed my
 data model (that, it seems, doesn't really change) and now want to
 design my collaboration model.

 I'm sure that many of my questions are dense, but here's where I am.
 Also I'm not having trouble programming any of this - I know I can do
 all this, but I'm just not sure how to do it right.  ;^)  I keep
 finding myself leaning towards procedural code poorly contained in an
 object wrapper.

 Consider that I have an Artist object which has properties like
 name, profile, website, etc.  That data is, of course, stored in a
 database (SQL Server, for what it's worth) table.  Here are some of my
 confusions:

 1) How do you (using good OO practices) put the data in the database?
 Does the Artist object have a SaveData() method (or somesuch) so
 that you first instantiate the object, then store the data in the
 database or do you have another object that stores the data for later?
 Everything I read talks about instantiating the object with data but
 nothing details the link between the persistent data store and the
 transient object.

Your actual Artist object should know nothing about persistant storage, be
it a database, flat files, whatever.  The object that instantiates the
Artist object should deal with the persistance layer.  I typically call such
objects Services, and they have methods like getArtistById() which takes a
numeric ID parameter, and returns an Artist object.  That Service object (in
this case named ArtistService) is the only object that knows anything about
persisting Artists.

I usually have a one to one ratio between business objects and service
objects, although there are certain instance where there is only one service
for a couple of very tightly bound business objects.  If in doubt, separate
the services.

 2) In the same way, when I'm editing the properties of the object does
 the object normally update the persistent store immediately in the
 set() methods or is there normally a method to do this all in one go -
 something like a save() method?

This should also happen in the service object.  I usually use
persistArtist() method, which takes an Artist object and stores it in the
database.  It will chekc the Artist object's getId() method and if it
returns a valid ID, then the service knows it needs to do an update.  If it
returns an invalid ID, that means the object has not been persisted, and
needs to be inserted.

 3) When I present a list of the artists do I (again using best
 practices) instantiate a structure (or array or whatever) of Artist
 objects (which will contain much more data than my list needs but seems
 conceptually sound) or do I have some intermediate ArtistList object
 which just outputs a record set?

It's kind of personal preference.  For large report-type datasets, I usually
prefer to do a task-specific query (via a method in a service object, though
not necessarily one bound to a business object type), and return that
recordset directly to the display.  However if I have an admin page that
provides a list of users, I'll probably return a List of User objects.  List
is an object similar to Java's ArrayList which is just an object wrapper
around an array, but carries the benefit of being able to extend it with a
different underlying mechanism if that's more appropriate for the specific
data storage need.

 Basically this last one concerns memory usage.  I can conceptualize a
 Festival object which contains many Event and Venue objects which
 are linked together by TimeSlot objects.  The Event objects would
 further contain references to Artist objects which in turn contain
 references to Asset objects (images, multimedia, etc).

 Although I can conceptualize how the whole thing, all together, would
 feel and be constructed I'm having trouble conceptualizing how to pull
 just the needed information from the database.  When an end user
 requests a list of Venues, then selects one to see the events at that
 venue what gets instantiated?

 Is it a VenueList object or an array of (all) Venue objects?

Keep in mind that 

Re: MX 2004 download mirror

2003-09-14 Thread Sean A Corfield
On Sunday, Sep 14, 2003, at 04:45 US/Pacific, Peter Tilbrook wrote:
 Now that Firmware is no more (http://www.firmware.com.au) what is MM's
 position on supporting their products in Australia and when can we 
 download
 trials from a local mirror site?

The trial downloads are served from a clustered download network (CDN) 
that operates globally. The CDN should pick the closest node to your 
network location to provide the best download experience.

If you believe that the download experience for Australia is not 
acceptable, let me know and I'll take the issue up with our 
infrastructure team.

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Re: MX6.1 obscure caching issue.

2003-09-14 Thread Sean A Corfield
On Sunday, Sep 14, 2003, at 05:08 US/Pacific, Peter Tilbrook wrote:
 MX 6.0 had a setting in one of the configuration XML files to disable 
 the
 caching of the generated java class files so that CF would generate 
 each
 page request afresh.

The setting you refer to caused CF to save .java *source* files, not 
class files. That setting is irrelevant for CFMX 6.1. CFMX 6.0 *always* 
generated .class files. CFMX 6.1 has a CF Admin setting that controls 
whether or not to save .class files (its normal compile process is CFML 
- bytecode in-memory; the optional setting causes the bytecode to be 
written to disk so it can be read in after the next server restart to 
avoid recompilation).

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Re: No so good news

2003-09-14 Thread Sean A Corfield
This is off-topic (and extremely hypothetical until Microsoft and the 
W3C actually announce something official!) - can you please move it to 
cf-community!!

On Sunday, Sep 14, 2003, at 10:02 US/Pacific, Kevin Graeme wrote:

 Another bit of possible prior art that I keep wondering about is 
 Apple's
 Hypercard and XCMDs.

 Hypercard is one of the foundation examples of hypertext. XCMD stands 
 for
 eXternal CoMmanD. It was a way to incorporate any external media or
 datasource into the hypertext document. That included QuickTime video 
 as
 well as network databases. I recall a project that was built tying 
 Oracle
 into Hypercard feeding the page content and allowing people to do 
 queries.
 Hmm.

 Also, Gopher even had some of this. It was a distributed hypertext 
 medium
 that could launch media clips as well.

 -Kevin

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 Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2003 7:00 AM
 Subject: RE: No so good news


 Prior art found perhaps?

 http://www.ozzie.net/blog/stories/2003/09/12/savingTheBrowser.html



 -Original Message-
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 Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2003 7:51 AM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Re: No so good news


 Jim Davis wrote:

 No problem.  It's just that some people are taking this as an MS
 finally gets theirs situation when the ramifications are
 (unfortunately) really much larger than that.

 I'm waiting for the definition of browser to come up - any 
 hyper-text
 system (CD ROM encyclopedias, help systems, computer assisted 
 training,
 etc) may be affected by this.

 Any hypertext system capable of network operation is affected by
 it. The text of the patent is quite clear (and entertaining).


 I fully expect it to be thrown out in a higher court

 I don't. The only conceivable reason for it being thrown out is
 prior art. I fully expect Microsoft to be capable of finding
 that, so I presume it doesn't exist.

 What might happen is that a court orders Eolas to license the
 technology under non-discriminating conditions. But they should
 be willing to do so anyway, they don't compete with browser
 makers so selling/licensing the patent is the only way to make
 money from it.

 Jochem

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Re: Possible to change doc root for cfmx in a Cluster?

2003-09-14 Thread Sean A Corfield
On Friday, Sep 12, 2003, at 07:51 US/Pacific, Stacy Young wrote:
 http://www.bpurcell.org/blog/index.cfm?mode=entryentry=937

Yeah, Brandon recently pinged me about it so he could repro (with 
corrections) my original blog post on the subject! :)

Let me know if you have any problems - this is how macromedia.com is 
setup.

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RE: CFERROR

2003-09-14 Thread Dave Watts
 I have setup cferror my application.cfm, with a type of 
 REQUEST that calls a local CF page. For some reason, when 
 a syntax error occurs, the tag does not get called, and 
 the standard error code shows. Any Ideas? I have included 
 the code.

Well, first of all, there's no such variable as Error.message. You probably
mean to use Error.Diagnostics instead. I tested your code on CFMX 6.1 and CF
5, and it simply failed to resolve Error.message in both cases, though, so
that's probably not the only thing causing your problem.

Is your error page in the same directory as your Application.cfm file?

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Code Editors

2003-09-14 Thread Gary Hotko
I am currently using DWMX for my CFML Code, I need to beable to print it 
out. However, I would like the syntax color coding to also be printed. I 
would like to know if anyone knows of a program (pref, freeware) that 
can print with syntax color coding?

I am on WINXP-PRO.

Thank You
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RE: Code Editors

2003-09-14 Thread Stacy Young
It's been a while but I think CF-Studio used to support color printing.

Stace

-Original Message-
From: Gary Hotko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: September 14, 2003 4:50 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Code Editors

I am currently using DWMX for my CFML Code, I need to beable to print it

out. However, I would like the syntax color coding to also be printed. I

would like to know if anyone knows of a program (pref, freeware) that 
can print with syntax color coding?

I am on WINXP-PRO.

Thank You
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Re: Code Editors

2003-09-14 Thread Gary Hotko
Dont have a version of CF Studio at this time... :(

Stacy Young wrote:

It's been a while but I think CF-Studio used to support color printing.

Stace

-Original Message-
From: Gary Hotko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: September 14, 2003 4:50 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Code Editors

I am currently using DWMX for my CFML Code, I need to beable to print it

out. However, I would like the syntax color coding to also be printed. I

would like to know if anyone knows of a program (pref, freeware) that 
can print with syntax color coding?

I am on WINXP-PRO.

Thank You
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RE: CFERROR

2003-09-14 Thread Dave Sueltenfuss
Yes, it is.

Dave


-Original Message-
From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 4:45 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CFERROR


 I have setup cferror my application.cfm, with a type of
 REQUEST that calls a local CF page. For some reason, when 
 a syntax error occurs, the tag does not get called, and 
 the standard error code shows. Any Ideas? I have included 
 the code.

Well, first of all, there's no such variable as Error.message. You
probably mean to use Error.Diagnostics instead. I tested your code on
CFMX 6.1 and CF 5, and it simply failed to resolve Error.message in both
cases, though, so that's probably not the only thing causing your
problem.

Is your error page in the same directory as your Application.cfm file?

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Re: Code Editors

2003-09-14 Thread Massimo, Tiziana e Federica
 Dont have a version of CF Studio at this time... :(

If you own DW MX, you also own Homesite+, it's basically CF Studio


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Re: Code Editors

2003-09-14 Thread Gary Hotko
How do I get Homesite? Where is that hidden?


Massimo, Tiziana e Federica wrote:

Dont have a version of CF Studio at this time... :(



If you own DW MX, you also own Homesite+, it's basically CF Studio


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RE: Code Editors

2003-09-14 Thread Jim Davis
HomeSite should do this as well - and there's a free trail download.

If you want do some work Dain Anderson also has a custom tag called
cf_ColoredCode available at www.cfcomet.com that will apply
CFStudio-style color coding to any input.

Jim Davis

 -Original Message-
 From: Gary Hotko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 4:58 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Re: Code Editors
 
 Dont have a version of CF Studio at this time... :(
 
 Stacy Young wrote:
 
 It's been a while but I think CF-Studio used to support color
printing.
 
 Stace
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Gary Hotko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: September 14, 2003 4:50 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Code Editors
 
 I am currently using DWMX for my CFML Code, I need to beable to print
it
 
 out. However, I would like the syntax color coding to also be
printed. I
 
 would like to know if anyone knows of a program (pref, freeware) that
 can print with syntax color coding?
 
 I am on WINXP-PRO.
 
 Thank You
 Gary
 
 
 
 
 
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Best Approach to Storing Selections...

2003-09-14 Thread Rick Faircloth
Hi, all.

I'm setting up a site for users to order photos...
They won't be purchasing online, just specifiying which
photos they want to have printed...then an email will be
sent to the user after placing their order...and an email will be sent
to a local photo shop who will handle the printing and payments.

I was wondering about the best way to handle the data...

The flow will be like this...

- User views multiple photos on page...

- Each photo has checkboxes for options like 4x6, 5x7, 8x10, and associated
price.

 -The user will check boxes for various options for photos on each page.

- The user will go to another page to view more photos and make selections.

- User checks list of all they're order and total cost is calculated and
presented.


The biggest issue to the best way to handle the info...

- First, I'm considering making all checkbox names dynamic, such as
  '#PhotoQuery.PhotoName#''4x6', '#PhotoQuery.PhotoName#''5x7', etc...
  Would that work for making each checkbox unique?

- Secondly, I need to store the selections...should I do this in an array,
including
  PhotoName, Size, Price...then just output the array contents for review,
then
  into the order emails when checkout occurs?


Thanks for anyone's time and insight...I haven't put together a shopping
cart yet,
so I just want to make sure I'm headed in the right direction with the
coding before I start...

Thanks,

Rick


Rick Faircloth
WhiteStoneMedia.com


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RE: Code Editors

2003-09-14 Thread Jim Davis
It's on the DreamWeaver disc, but not on the install menu.  Explore the
disc and look for homesite.

Of course all of this assumes you're on a PC - if you're on a Mac
HomeSite+ isn't included.

Jim Davis

 -Original Message-
 From: Gary Hotko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 5:07 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Re: Code Editors
 
 How do I get Homesite? Where is that hidden?
 
 
 Massimo, Tiziana e Federica wrote:
 
 Dont have a version of CF Studio at this time... :(
 
 
 
 If you own DW MX, you also own Homesite+, it's basically CF Studio
 
 
 Massimo Foti
 Certified Dreamweaver MX Developer
 Certified Advanced ColdFusion MX Developer
 http://www.massimocorner.com/
 
 
 
 
 
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OT: dreamweaver folder bug

2003-09-14 Thread S . Isaac Dealey
I'm trying to acclimatize to dreamweaver and I'm having a
problem with it... Frequently when I click on the +/- icon
to expand or colapse a folder it doesn't seem to take or
there's a noticeable pause between when I click the icon and
when it expands or colapses. Moreover, nearly every time I
expand a folder, it also expands any other folder I've
opened during the session, so, for instance, if I expand
/ontap/_components/_customtags/dba and then I colapse
/ontap/_components and click to expand /_ontap/docs it then
re-expands /ontap/_components/_customtags/dba even though I
haven't asked for it to be expanded. This makes it rather
difficult to work with the file tree... Has anyone else
experienced this or know what causes it?

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RE: Sales Automation tools in CF?

2003-09-14 Thread Andy Ousterhout
It seems that there should be a set of CFC/classes that perform some of the
standard activities.  As a stream of consciousness, I see classes for:

Contact Management:
-Address
-Company which has addresses and has people
-Person which has addresses and either extends company or has companies
depending on your perspective

Customer Management:
-Product/Service or perhaps one class for each
-Customer which has company, has people, has product
-Order
-Invoice which extends order
-Payment which has invoices

Calendaring/Time Management:
-Contact which has people
-Action/To-Do which has people

Expense Management:
-Expense which has people
-Payment which has expense

I also don't see why these CFC's aren't already in the public domain(please
don't say they are, because I have spent way to much time building Contact
Management and Customer Management CFC's. ).

Andy


-Original Message-
From: Andrew Golden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 11:48 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Sales Automation tools in CF?


At 05:43 PM 8/31/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Is there anything other than SalesAct (not a bad effort) by Donna Fontenot
out there that acts as a sales automoation/tracking tool, unencrypted and
in
CF?

Salesforce.com is the gorilla of this kind of app, can be lesser than that
but that's what our new sales manager and I are discussing we implement.

What type of features are you looking for? I work for a small business
magazine and my  boss had me develop a custom tool for our sales
team(unfortunately, he forced a horrible color scheme and chewed a lot of
screen space with his interface idea). If you are interested in taking a
peek let me know as it has a ton of stuff built in but would most likely
need quite a bit of adaptation to your needs as it is built specifically
for the way my company works.

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Re: Any way to get Homesite+ 5.5 without Dreamweaver?

2003-09-14 Thread jonhall
Sunday, September 14, 2003, 3:33:03 PM, you wrote:

SAC On Sunday, Sep 14, 2003, at 01:33 US/Pacific, Rafael Bleiweiss wrote:
 Sean, I agree - realized my error in view after I'd posted this.  My 
 true
 feeling it have HS be a full stand-alone thing again, at it's own fee, 
 not
 bundled on any CD with anything else... I'd pay for regular upgrades.  
 then
 again, I could work around this now, I know... just my view.

SAC Interesting. I've blogged something to that effect and would like folks 
SAC to comment on it to get a sense of where people really stand on the 
SAC unbundling issue...

Unbundling would be nice, but if all we are going to get is stuff like
a macro recorder, it really doesn't matter. The things that interest
me most are the bug fixes in 5.5, and I'd probably pay a fee if
necessary to get them, but not $200.

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RE: CFERROR

2003-09-14 Thread Dave Watts
  Is your error page in the same directory as your 
  Application.cfm file?

 Yes, it is.

You might try creating a new directory, copying your error page to it, and
creating a new Application.cfm with a CFERROR tag, and a page with an error,
within that directory, just to see if you can get it to work outside of your
larger application.

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RE: Best Approach to Storing Selections...

2003-09-14 Thread Adam Reynolds
Firstly are these pictures specific to them? Or are they along the lines of
IMDB.com's pictures of celebs?

Also how many pictures are involved?

Assuming sombeody sent you a roll of film (so around 36 pictures), would it
not be better to present the user with all the images on one page and (after
they have default selected a size.)

Also make damm sure you put some sort of watermark all over the images on
the screen to stop people just printing off their images.

Also what if a customer wanted multiple copies of a picture all different
sizes? I would probably go for a quantity box for each size which defaults
to 1 of each 4x6.

I would probably store the order away in a db against their username. I
would assume if they were personal photos the person would have to log in.

Anyway lots to think about.

 -Original Message-
 From: Rick Faircloth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: 14 September 2003 22:39
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Best Approach to Storing Selections...


 Hi, all.

 I'm setting up a site for users to order photos...
 They won't be purchasing online, just specifiying which
 photos they want to have printed...then an email will be
 sent to the user after placing their order...and an email will be sent
 to a local photo shop who will handle the printing and payments.

 I was wondering about the best way to handle the data...

 The flow will be like this...

 - User views multiple photos on page...

 - Each photo has checkboxes for options like 4x6, 5x7, 8x10, and
 associated
 price.

  -The user will check boxes for various options for photos on each page.

 - The user will go to another page to view more photos and make
 selections.

 - User checks list of all they're order and total cost is calculated and
 presented.


 The biggest issue to the best way to handle the info...

 - First, I'm considering making all checkbox names dynamic, such as
   '#PhotoQuery.PhotoName#''4x6', '#PhotoQuery.PhotoName#''5x7', etc...
   Would that work for making each checkbox unique?

 - Secondly, I need to store the selections...should I do this in an array,
 including
   PhotoName, Size, Price...then just output the array contents for review,
 then
   into the order emails when checkout occurs?


 Thanks for anyone's time and insight...I haven't put together a shopping
 cart yet,
 so I just want to make sure I'm headed in the right direction with the
 coding before I start...

 Thanks,

 Rick


 Rick Faircloth
 WhiteStoneMedia.com


 
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RE: Best Approach to Storing Selections...

2003-09-14 Thread Rick Faircloth
Hi, Adam and thanks for the reply...

These are photos that I and a partner will be taking of sporting events,
etc.

There could possibly be about 75-100 photos per game to be uploaded.

100 photos is a lot to display on a single page...so I was thinking about
having them view photos 25 at a time, to keep downloading shorter for
dial-up access, which most will be on.

With that in mind, I'll need to store the selections, (thanks for the tip on
handling multiples copies of a photo) some way that will maintain selections
between pages...once the order is complete, then the info will go into a
database.

I figure an array will be most appropriate...is that what most shopping
carts use
to store info until checkout?

Rick


  -Original Message-
  From: Adam Reynolds [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 8:44 PM
  To: CF-Talk
  Subject: RE: Best Approach to Storing Selections...


  Firstly are these pictures specific to them? Or are they
  along the lines of
  IMDB.com's pictures of celebs?

  Also how many pictures are involved?

  Assuming sombeody sent you a roll of film (so around 36
  pictures), would it
  not be better to present the user with all the images on one
  page and (after
  they have default selected a size.)

  Also make damm sure you put some sort of watermark all over
  the images on
  the screen to stop people just printing off their images.

  Also what if a customer wanted multiple copies of a picture
  all different
  sizes? I would probably go for a quantity box for each size
  which defaults
  to 1 of each 4x6.

  I would probably store the order away in a db against their
  username. I
  would assume if they were personal photos the person would
  have to log in.

  Anyway lots to think about.

   -Original Message-
   From: Rick Faircloth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
   Sent: 14 September 2003 22:39
   To: CF-Talk
   Subject: Best Approach to Storing Selections...
  
  
   Hi, all.
  
   I'm setting up a site for users to order photos...
   They won't be purchasing online, just specifiying which
   photos they want to have printed...then an email will be
   sent to the user after placing their order...and an email
  will be sent
   to a local photo shop who will handle the printing and payments.
  
   I was wondering about the best way to handle the data...
  
   The flow will be like this...
  
   - User views multiple photos on page...
  
   - Each photo has checkboxes for options like 4x6, 5x7, 8x10, and
   associated
   price.
  
-The user will check boxes for various options for photos
  on each page.
  
   - The user will go to another page to view more photos and make
   selections.
  
   - User checks list of all they're order and total cost is
  calculated and
   presented.
  
  
   The biggest issue to the best way to handle the info...
  
   - First, I'm considering making all checkbox names dynamic, such as
 '#PhotoQuery.PhotoName#''4x6',
  '#PhotoQuery.PhotoName#''5x7', etc...
 Would that work for making each checkbox unique?
  
   - Secondly, I need to store the selections...should I do
  this in an array,
   including
 PhotoName, Size, Price...then just output the array
  contents for review,
   then
 into the order emails when checkout occurs?
  
  
   Thanks for anyone's time and insight...I haven't put
  together a shopping
   cart yet,
   so I just want to make sure I'm headed in the right
  direction with the
   coding before I start...
  
   Thanks,
  
   Rick
  
  
   Rick Faircloth
   WhiteStoneMedia.com
  
  
  
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Production Control

2003-09-14 Thread Demarco, Alex
What's a good tool to use for prod control purposes? Move code from dev to
prod?  We use VSS, but need a good mechanism to move dev to test to prod
etc... Other than straight file copy..

- Alex

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RE: Production Control

2003-09-14 Thread Douglas.Knudsen
VSS has a deploy feature that you can setup to deploy to a drive share mapped to 
another box.  I've set this up before with two VSS 'projects', one for dev one for 
staging.  The move form dev to stagion involved del/adds in VSS, a real PITA.  The 
move from stagingto prod was a simple 'deploy' command wich pushes all teh latest 
files out only.  worked out well.
 
Douglas Knudsen (Telecommuting)
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What's a good tool to use for prod control purposes? Move code from dev to
prod?  We use VSS, but need a good mechanism to move dev to test to prod
etc... Other than straight file copy..

- Alex


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RE: Production Control

2003-09-14 Thread Stacy Young
Apache ANT may be able to help...
http://ant.apache.org/

Stace

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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Production Control

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to
prod?  We use VSS, but need a good mechanism to move dev to test to prod
etc... Other than straight file copy..

- Alex


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Re: Best Approach to Storing Selections...

2003-09-14 Thread Claude Schneegans
Also make damm sure you put some sort of watermark all over the images on
the screen to stop people just printing off their images.

Pretty good point.

If you produce the images yourself, you can use PaintShopPro for this, or PhotoShop or 
any image editor.
If you or users upload their photos themselves, look at CFX_stampImage at:
http://www.contentbox.com/claude/customtags/tagstore.cfm?p=hf


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RE: Production Control

2003-09-14 Thread Jim Davis
We use StarTeam by StarBase and like it.  Due to group politics (of the
you can't touch my server type) we don't actually use it for
deployment... but it can do that job very well.

You can link change requests to labels, then check files with a certain
label out to a server(developer's set the links and deploy to an
Integration server for unit testing, then QA can deploy the same label
to a Staging server for final testing, finally the Internet services
team can deploy to production).

The other option is the StarSync module that let's you sync servers.

If you're good about your source control you can also (and this is a
lifesaver) pull back your production servers to any previous state very
easily.

The tool is great - but is a little pricey (and requires both a server
and client install).  If you're looking to save money but have some time
remember that CFStudio's Project interface is fully scriptable: you
should be able to create deployment scripts with that - perhaps even
ones that integrate with VSS.

Jim Davis

 -Original Message-
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 Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 9:42 PM
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 Subject: Production Control
 
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dev to
 prod?  We use VSS, but need a good mechanism to move dev to test to
prod
 etc... Other than straight file copy..
 
 - Alex
 
 
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Re: Best Approach to Storing Selections...

2003-09-14 Thread Doug White
Or just display thumbnails on the screen (with watermark)

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| Also make damm sure you put some sort of watermark all over the images on
| the screen to stop people just printing off their images.
|
| Pretty good point.
|
| If you produce the images yourself, you can use PaintShopPro for this, or
PhotoShop or any image editor.
| If you or users upload their photos themselves, look at CFX_stampImage at:
| http://www.contentbox.com/claude/customtags/tagstore.cfm?p=hf
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RE: Best Approach to Storing Selections...

2003-09-14 Thread Rick Faircloth
I had planned to use a javascript function to not allow right-clicking
and saving the image...the onscreen display image would only be
a 320 pixel wide image, so it wouldn't be very good for printing and framing
anyway,
but the javascript function will prevent saving of the image.

Probably none of the people we'd be selling to...football parents, soccer
parents, etc.,
would know how to search the temporary Internet files to find the image
either.

Most of the images will be processed through Photoshop, whether I take them
or my
partner takes them, so we could add a watermark manually.

I'll probably check into CFX_stampImage, also.

What do you think about the approach of using an array to store selections
from each
page and then dumping the array contents onscreen for review, then into a db
upon checkout...

Rick




  -Original Message-
  From: Claude Schneegans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 10:29 PM
  To: CF-Talk
  Subject: Re: Best Approach to Storing Selections...


  Also make damm sure you put some sort of watermark all
  over the images on
  the screen to stop people just printing off their images.

  Pretty good point.

  If you produce the images yourself, you can use PaintShopPro
  for this, or PhotoShop or any image editor.
  If you or users upload their photos themselves, look at
  CFX_stampImage at:
  http://www.contentbox.com/claude/customtags/tagstore.cfm?p=hf


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works fine in access, but not cf

2003-09-14 Thread pat forbes
I might have posted this twice... sorry... but after I posted the first time, I got an 
email that said I wasn't subscribed (even though I was at CFTalk when I posted), and I 
didn't see the first post so, here it goes again.  


Can someone tell me why the following works fine in msaccess, but returns an error in 
CF 4.51, sp2

SELECT accounts.accountid, accounts.streetname
FROM accounts
WHERE accounts.streetname In (ANCIENT FOREST DRIVE,APPLE HOLLOW COURT)

The cf error is:


[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Too few parameters. Expected 2.
Hint: The cause of this error is usually that your query contains a reference to a 
field which does not exist. You should verify that the fields included in your query 
exist and that you have specified their names correctly.
SQL = SELECT accounts.accountid, accounts.streetname FROM accounts WHERE 
accounts.streetname In (ANCIENT FOREST DRIVE,APPLE HOLLOW COURT)
-

Actually, I am wanting to pass a whole slew of street names and replace the hard 
coded ones above with a variable name.  I can pass the variable name 
(selected_streets), and all streets are conformed to be in that list but, I still 
cannot get the query right.

I guess I could build the query with a ton of OR's based on what is in the list but 
the IN seems to be a easier to code.

ie:
SELECT accounts.accountid, accounts.streetname
FROM accounts
WHERE (0=0)
AND accounts.streetname = ANCIENT FOREST DRIVE
OR accounts.streetname =APPLE HOLLOW COURT
OR accounts.streetname =x etc
OR

Any help is appreciated.

-pat-
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(Admin) List upgrades

2003-09-14 Thread Michael Dinowitz
A few questions:
1. What is the best RSS reader? I'm writing an RSS feed for all of the lists and
I'd like to know what people are using and what they feel is the best. The RSS
feed will be expanded to FA as well.
2. I'm going to add in a link on each post to send the user directly to the post
in the archive. Should this link be before the message (a header) or after (a
footer)?
3. As an extension to the previous question, does anyone actually look at the
message footers?
4. As an extension of the previous question, does anyone click on any of the ads
that are on HoF/FA? (such as the new MM ad)
5. Would people like the option to get their mail in HTML format?
6. Other than a wikki (which I'll look into after the RSS feed), are there any
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Thanks

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Re: Best Approach to Storing Selections...

2003-09-14 Thread Doug White
The JavaScript function will prevent right clicking, however the image will
still be in the browser cache and can be saved from there.  Instead of resizing
the true image, use a utility to create a thumbnail for browser display, or
alternatively display the images via Java in a popup window.
You can obtain Anfy Java (intended for special effects) and create the code to
display via Java which cannot be saved.  With a little effort you can create a
photo display on a revolving cube. http://www.anfyteam.com/panjava.html  or even
display them in flash.

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- Original Message - 
From: Rick Faircloth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 10:17 PM
Subject: RE: Best Approach to Storing Selections...


| I had planned to use a javascript function to not allow right-clicking
| and saving the image...the onscreen display image would only be
| a 320 pixel wide image, so it wouldn't be very good for printing and framing
| anyway,
| but the javascript function will prevent saving of the image.
|
| Probably none of the people we'd be selling to...football parents, soccer
| parents, etc.,
| would know how to search the temporary Internet files to find the image
| either.
|
| Most of the images will be processed through Photoshop, whether I take them
| or my
| partner takes them, so we could add a watermark manually.
|
| I'll probably check into CFX_stampImage, also.
|
| What do you think about the approach of using an array to store selections
| from each
| page and then dumping the array contents onscreen for review, then into a db
| upon checkout...
|
| Rick
|
|
|
|
|   -Original Message-
|   From: Claude Schneegans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
|   Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 10:29 PM
|   To: CF-Talk
|   Subject: Re: Best Approach to Storing Selections...
| 
| 
|   Also make damm sure you put some sort of watermark all
|   over the images on
|   the screen to stop people just printing off their images.
| 
|   Pretty good point.
| 
|   If you produce the images yourself, you can use PaintShopPro
|   for this, or PhotoShop or any image editor.
|   If you or users upload their photos themselves, look at
|   CFX_stampImage at:
|   http://www.contentbox.com/claude/customtags/tagstore.cfm?p=hf
| 
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RE: works fine in access, but not cf

2003-09-14 Thread B.H. Forbes
never mind... it was the double quotes... changed ot single quotes and it
works fine.



-Original Message-
From: pat forbes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 10:30 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: works fine in access, but not cf


I might have posted this twice... sorry... but after I posted the first
time, I got an email that said I wasn't subscribed (even though I was at
CFTalk when I posted), and I didn't see the first post so, here it goes
again.


Can someone tell me why the following works fine in msaccess, but returns an
error in CF 4.51, sp2

SELECT accounts.accountid, accounts.streetname
FROM accounts
WHERE accounts.streetname In (ANCIENT FOREST DRIVE,APPLE HOLLOW COURT)

The cf error is:


[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Too few parameters. Expected 2.
Hint: The cause of this error is usually that your query contains a
reference to a field which does not exist. You should verify that the fields
included in your query exist and that you have specified their names
correctly.
SQL = SELECT accounts.accountid, accounts.streetname FROM accounts WHERE
accounts.streetname In (ANCIENT FOREST DRIVE,APPLE HOLLOW COURT)
-

Actually, I am wanting to pass a whole slew of street names and replace
the hard coded ones above with a variable name.  I can pass the variable
name (selected_streets), and all streets are conformed to be in that list
but, I still cannot get the query right.

I guess I could build the query with a ton of OR's based on what is in the
list but the IN seems to be a easier to code.

ie:
SELECT accounts.accountid, accounts.streetname
FROM accounts
WHERE (0=0)
AND accounts.streetname = ANCIENT FOREST DRIVE
OR accounts.streetname =APPLE HOLLOW COURT
OR accounts.streetname =x etc
OR

Any help is appreciated.

-pat-

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Re: (Admin) List upgrades

2003-09-14 Thread Critz
oi Michael!!

1: feedDemon(.com) (i believe that's it)


-- 



Sunday, September 14, 2003, 11:39:19 PM, you wrote:

MD A few questions:
MD 1. What is the best RSS reader? I'm writing an RSS feed for all of the lists and
MD I'd like to know what people are using and what they feel is the best. The RSS
MD feed will be expanded to FA as well.
MD 2. I'm going to add in a link on each post to send the user directly to the post
MD in the archive. Should this link be before the message (a header) or after (a
MD footer)?
MD 3. As an extension to the previous question, does anyone actually look at the
MD message footers?
MD 4. As an extension of the previous question, does anyone click on any of the ads
MD that are on HoF/FA? (such as the new MM ad)
MD 5. Would people like the option to get their mail in HTML format?
MD 6. Other than a wikki (which I'll look into after the RSS feed), are there any
MD features you'd like for the lists?
MD Thanks

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Re: Best Approach to Storing Selections...

2003-09-14 Thread Claude Schneegans
I had planned to use a javascript function to not allow right-clicking
and saving the image...

Forget this: this is just a gadget. It will only prevent people from copying the image 
who
would be too dumb to print it anyway.
You don't need to come from Harvard to know how to get an image from the cache,
or get its address directly from the source page, or even just capture the image on 
the screen.

the onscreen display image would only be a 320 pixel wide image,

This is definitely a much better security.

I'll probably check into CFX_stampImage, also.

While you pass by, also check for CF_picture frame, it could add a plus to your 
presentation.

What do you think about the approach of using an array to store selections
from each page and then dumping the array contents onscreen for review, then into a db
upon checkout...

It could be an array or just using variables in the form scope.
You could also look at techniques used by some shoping cart systems.
There are a couple in the CF gallery.



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Re: works fine in access, but not cf

2003-09-14 Thread Claude Schneegans
Use WHERE accounts.streetname In ('ANCIENT FOREST DRIVE','APPLE HOLLOW COURT')

Access accepts double quotes, but in SQL and ODBC, the standard is to use single 
quotes.

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RE: (Admin) List upgrades

2003-09-14 Thread Michael Wilson
Hi Michael,

RSS reader: 
NewzCrawler: Currently I find this to be the best all-around news reader;
it's not free, but it is very well done.
FeedDemon: http://feeddemon.com/feeddemon/index.asp - It's still in beta,
but users of the new Outlook 2003 will love it--it's looking nice.

Link on each post:
I would prefer to see this link as a footer.

Does anyone actually look at the message footers?:
I don't normally pay it much attention to it as it is standard stuff, but I
would if there was something more useful there.

Are there any features you'd like for the lists?:
I am pretty happy with the way you run things now. CF-Talk if by far the
fastest and most useful list I am a member of.


Best regards, 
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Re: (Admin) List upgrades

2003-09-14 Thread Claude Schneegans
Would people like the option to get their mail in HTML format?

Why not, I think we all know waht HTML can be used for.
Let the usual remarks like it's too heavy for the band width to Usenet groups... ;-)

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RE: works fine in access, but not cf

2003-09-14 Thread Jim Davis
Just as note (I saw you solved it): this is an ODBC error, not a CF
Error.  If you were to run the same (bad) query through a generic ODBC
connection (like MSQuery) you would have gotten the same error.

When testing queries it's always best try and test via the same
connection type that you'll be using in real life.  You'll save yourself
a lot of frustration in the end.  ;^)

Jim Davis

 -Original Message-
 From: pat forbes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 11:30 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: works fine in access, but not cf
 
 I might have posted this twice... sorry... but after I posted the
first
 time, I got an email that said I wasn't subscribed (even though I was
at
 CFTalk when I posted), and I didn't see the first post so, here it
goes
 again.
 
 
 Can someone tell me why the following works fine in msaccess, but
returns
 an error in CF 4.51, sp2
 
 SELECT accounts.accountid, accounts.streetname
 FROM accounts
 WHERE accounts.streetname In (ANCIENT FOREST DRIVE,APPLE HOLLOW
COURT)
 
 The cf error is:
 
 
 [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Too few parameters. Expected
2.
 Hint: The cause of this error is usually that your query contains a
 reference to a field which does not exist. You should verify that the
 fields included in your query exist and that you have specified their
 names correctly.
 SQL = SELECT accounts.accountid, accounts.streetname FROM accounts
WHERE
 accounts.streetname In (ANCIENT FOREST DRIVE,APPLE HOLLOW COURT)
 -
 
 Actually, I am wanting to pass a whole slew of street names and
replace
 the hard coded ones above with a variable name.  I can pass the
variable
 name (selected_streets), and all streets are conformed to be in that
list
 but, I still cannot get the query right.
 
 I guess I could build the query with a ton of OR's based on what is
in
 the list but the IN seems to be a easier to code.
 
 ie:
 SELECT accounts.accountid, accounts.streetname
 FROM accounts
 WHERE (0=0)
 AND accounts.streetname = ANCIENT FOREST DRIVE
 OR accounts.streetname =APPLE HOLLOW COURT
 OR accounts.streetname =x etc
 OR
 
 Any help is appreciated.
 
 -pat-
 
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RE: Best Approach to Storing Selections...

2003-09-14 Thread Jim Davis
 I had planned to use a javascript function to not allow
right-clicking
 and saving the image...
 
 Forget this: this is just a gadget. It will only prevent people from
 copying the image who
 would be too dumb to print it anyway.
 You don't need to come from Harvard to know how to get an image from
the
 cache,
 or get its address directly from the source page, or even just capture
the
 image on the screen.

Or just turn off JavaScript. ;^)

Jim Davis



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RE: (Admin) List upgrades

2003-09-14 Thread Michael Wilson
Hi,

I missed this one in my response.

Would people like the option to get their mail in HTML format?:

I would like the ability to get my mail from the list in HTML format. It
lends a bit to formatting and so forth. I personally don't mind the added
file size, but others may disagree. I suppose if it was optional per user
everyone would be happy.

Best regards, 
Michael Wilson


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Re: (Admin) List upgrades

2003-09-14 Thread Sean A Corfield
On Sunday, Sep 14, 2003, at 20:39 US/Pacific, Michael Dinowitz wrote:
 1. What is the best RSS reader? I'm writing an RSS feed for all of the 
 lists and
 I'd like to know what people are using and what they feel is the best. 
 The RSS
 feed will be expanded to FA as well.

Windows: Feed Demon; Mac: NetNewsWire.

I'd be interested in an FA feed but not a cf-talk feed. cf-talk is too 
high traffic for RSS in my opinion.

 2. I'm going to add in a link on each post to send the user directly 
 to the post
 in the archive. Should this link be before the message (a header) or 
 after (a
 footer)?

Footer - more likely to be visible in mail programs I'd expect.

 3. As an extension to the previous question, does anyone actually look 
 at the
 message footers?

Er... sometimes...

 4. As an extension of the previous question, does anyone click on any 
 of the ads
 that are on HoF/FA? (such as the new MM ad)

Nope.

 5. Would people like the option to get their mail in HTML format?

No. I like ascii email. I've seen some real abominations in terms of 
fonts and background images that I prefer my mailing lists to stay pure 
ascii!

 6. Other than a wikki (which I'll look into after the RSS feed), are 
 there any
 features you'd like for the lists?

What would be more useful than #2 above would be an In-Reply-To: header 
with a link to the message in the archives to which the current message 
was a reply. Is that possible?

Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/

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RE: (Admin) List upgrades

2003-09-14 Thread Stacy Young
1) Feed Demon!

Stace

-Original Message-
From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: September 14, 2003 11:39 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: (Admin) List upgrades

A few questions:
1. What is the best RSS reader? I'm writing an RSS feed for all of the
lists and
I'd like to know what people are using and what they feel is the best.
The RSS
feed will be expanded to FA as well.
2. I'm going to add in a link on each post to send the user directly to
the post
in the archive. Should this link be before the message (a header) or
after (a
footer)?
3. As an extension to the previous question, does anyone actually look
at the
message footers?
4. As an extension of the previous question, does anyone click on any of
the ads
that are on HoF/FA? (such as the new MM ad)
5. Would people like the option to get their mail in HTML format?
6. Other than a wikki (which I'll look into after the RSS feed), are
there any
features you'd like for the lists?
Thanks

Michael Dinowitz
Finding technical solutions to the problems you didn't know you had yet


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RE: works fine in access, but not cf

2003-09-14 Thread B.H. Forbes
this thing is driving me nuts...  my passed variable looks like this:

cfoutput#passed_street_names#/cfoutput

exact results: 'street 1,street 2,street 3,street 4'
(exactly... one single quote before and after, one comma in between)

SELECT accounts.accountid, accounts.streetname
FROM accounts
WHERE accounts.streetname In (#passed_street_names#)

Realizing that I need to get it looking like:
'street 1','street 2','street 3','street 4'

I create a listappend that builds it exactly like the above, but when the
query runs, it has dropped the beginning and trailing single quote... so
that it now looks like:

street 1','street 2','street 3','street 4

I have been looking at this too long and now I must be missing the obvious.

I just want to be able to pass that passed_street_list to the query and
use it in the IN statement.  I'm probably making this way to hard.

Any help?




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Re: (Admin) List upgrades

2003-09-14 Thread Doug White
I am one who will vote NO on HTML list mail.

Most lists of this size are much more efficiently handled by the wide variety of
mail clients as plain text.
I for one, would not be impressed with all the gee-whiz signatures,etc that
would consume bandwidth and storage space for this very active list.

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- Original Message - 
From: Michael Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 11:11 PM
Subject: RE: (Admin) List upgrades


| Hi,
|
| I missed this one in my response.
|
| Would people like the option to get their mail in HTML format?:
|
| I would like the ability to get my mail from the list in HTML format. It
| lends a bit to formatting and so forth. I personally don't mind the added
| file size, but others may disagree. I suppose if it was optional per user
| everyone would be happy.
|
| Best regards,
| Michael Wilson
|
|
| 
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Re: (Admin) List upgrades

2003-09-14 Thread Massimo, Tiziana e Federica
 I am one who will vote NO on HTML list mail.

I second that, HTML mails are also a pain to quote. Please stick with plain
ASCII


Massimo Foti
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Certified Advanced ColdFusion MX Developer
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RE: (Admin) List upgrades

2003-09-14 Thread Jim Davis
 -Original Message-
 From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 11:39 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: (Admin) List upgrades
 
 A few questions:
 2. I'm going to add in a link on each post to send the user directly
to
 the post
 in the archive. Should this link be before the message (a header) or
after
 (a
 footer)?

My opinion, Footer.

 3. As an extension to the previous question, does anyone actually look
at
 the
 message footers?

Not often.

 4. As an extension of the previous question, does anyone click on any
of
 the ads
 that are on HoF/FA? (such as the new MM ad)

Not I, said the little red hen.

 5. Would people like the option to get their mail in HTML format?

I guess the option would be nice, but I'm not sure if it'll add
anything.  Since many won't get it in HTML you'd still be stuck with
simple formatting if you want everybody to read it.

(As an aside - I've never understood the war against HTML email/NNTP
posts. It seems the perfect solution to me: a text only, non proprietary
method for adding truly rish formatting to email?  Sounds great to me.)

 6. Other than a wikki (which I'll look into after the RSS feed), are
there
 any
 features you'd like for the lists?

I guess the one that I sometimes would like is the ability to add
attachments to the message (code chunks, images, docs, etc).  I know
it's a can of worms and would increase storage requirements, but it
would be very useful in quite a few cases.

If this was done however I would suggest only keeping the attachment in
the archives and not sending it with the message - a link in the message
body would be enough for me and would eliminate the giant bandwidth jump
caused by sending all participants attachments.

I'll also throw my hat in the ring as being pro UseNet - I'd much rather
participate via NNTP.  It's not a deal-breaker by any means (I'm here!)
but it would be very nice.

Jim Davis


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RE: works fine in access, but not cf

2003-09-14 Thread Jim Davis
 -Original Message-
 From: B.H. Forbes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Monday, September 15, 2003 12:28 AM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: RE: works fine in access, but not cf
 
 this thing is driving me nuts...  my passed variable looks like this:
 
 cfoutput#passed_street_names#/cfoutput
 
 exact results: 'street 1,street 2,street 3,street 4'
 (exactly... one single quote before and after, one comma in between)
 
 SELECT accounts.accountid, accounts.streetname
 FROM accounts
 WHERE accounts.streetname In (#passed_street_names#)
 
 Realizing that I need to get it looking like:
 'street 1','street 2','street 3','street 4'
 
 I create a listappend that builds it exactly like the above, but when
the
 query runs, it has dropped the beginning and trailing single quote...
so
 that it now looks like:

This is exactly what the ListQualify() function is designed to do.

Use that and I think that you'll be much happier.

Jim Davis


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RE: (Admin) List upgrades

2003-09-14 Thread Matt Robertson
Michael, 

I vote for ascii email.  It'd just be an invitation to excess and is
unnecessary.  KISS principle, I suppose.

Links could go into the footers and fit nicely.  Out of the way unless
you need them.

I use the footers if I want to visit the list directly on the site and
search out something.  Saves me a few clicks to get straight to the
list.

No, I never click on banner ads, ever; no matter the site.

Cheers,


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RE: works fine in access, but not cf

2003-09-14 Thread B.H. Forbes
BINGO...

I had to remove a leading and trailing single quote before using the
ListQualify, followed by a:

WHERE accounts.streetname in (#PreserveSingleQuotes(newlist)#)

but, it now works...

thanks for your help!



-Original Message-
From: Jim Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 11:48 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: works fine in access, but not cf


 -Original Message-
 From: B.H. Forbes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Monday, September 15, 2003 12:28 AM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: RE: works fine in access, but not cf

 this thing is driving me nuts...  my passed variable looks like this:

 cfoutput#passed_street_names#/cfoutput

 exact results: 'street 1,street 2,street 3,street 4'
 (exactly... one single quote before and after, one comma in between)

 SELECT accounts.accountid, accounts.streetname
 FROM accounts
 WHERE accounts.streetname In (#passed_street_names#)

 Realizing that I need to get it looking like:
 'street 1','street 2','street 3','street 4'

 I create a listappend that builds it exactly like the above, but when
the
 query runs, it has dropped the beginning and trailing single quote...
so
 that it now looks like:

This is exactly what the ListQualify() function is designed to do.

Use that and I think that you'll be much happier.

Jim Davis



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