Can be done with Flash, DHTML, Java
HTH
Dick
At 7:50 PM -0500 3/9/01, Jones, Becky wrote:
this may not be the right forum for this...but everyone seems to be pretty
knowledgable here...
i have a form on a page. i want to be able to have like a "minimize"
"maximize" button on the form.
so
The update I did also included adding a new table to the DB. Usually, I add
a "Site being updated" message and cfabort to the application.cfm file -
but I forgot this time, and when I was uploading the DB I think it probably
became corrupt as CF tried to write to it.
Initially it was working
Check out www.atswebnet.com you can host domains for as low as $4.95 and
resell all you want.
Robert
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From: "ibtoad" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "CF-Talk" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 09, 2001 11:20 PM
Subject: Reseller Recommendations???
I am intersted in
Philip, can we get hold of the CF5 documentation without
actually installing the beta? I've not come across it on Allaire's
site and was wondering if it was available in advance of the
product
Not as far as I know - in fact, the Docs that installed with my CF5 Beta are
pretty non-existant -
Something you might think about is putting the variables passed
into hidden form fields and put a "Back" button on the page itself
instead of having your user/visitor use the browser's buttons.
This would work as long as they didn't mind printing the "Back" button
I know I just mentioned
I have to refresh a cfgrid from a database in every 10 seconds or so.
If I reload the whole page, it's kind of ungly (flickering too).
Any better way? (I know I could use an applet, but...)
Wouldn't that mean that it wouldn't be updatable?
If that's your intention (only displaying data) then
Been trying to sort a 2 dimensional array and am having trouble. The fisrt
element is numeric, the 2nd is text. I'm trying to sort in
numeric order on the 1st item and can't get it to work.
OK, please tell me you're not using ArraySort() - this only sorts one
dimensional arrays
You'd have to
Looking for some examples of password protection of certain pages or
view's
Thanks
Michael
~~
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Yeah .. someone sent me the key a little earlier and it worked like a charm.
Actually, this other peson also showed me how to find the key to begin with
... it's amazingly simple. I don't see why you should be flamed .. people
should not have CFRegistry active on a machine where they wouldn't
How does one disable CFRegistry?
Thanks!
John
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From: CF [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2001 10:48 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Finding the CF Administrator password
Yeah .. someone sent me the key a little earlier and it worked like a
charm.
How does one disable CFRegistry?
In the Administrator - Basic Security
Along with CFDirectory, CFFile, CFExecute
Philip Arnold
Director
Certified ColdFusion Developer
ASP Multimedia Limited
T: +44 (0)20 8680 1133
"Websites for the real world"
It's in the CFAdministrator under Basic Security. Scroll down to the bottom
and uncheck what you don't need. I would uncheck them all unless you have a
speciffic need for one of them.
Todd Ashworth
Web Application Developer
Network Administrator
Saber Corporation
314 Oakland Ave.
Rock Hill,
Go to the CF Admin, under 'Basic Security' is a list of tags you can
disable. That's of course just the first step towards securing the server.
If you're running a shared environ make sure to grab the Allaire path to
disable the CF Admin undocumented tags/functions as you can do all sorts of
fun
do you have any examples??
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From: Dick Applebaum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2001 4:31 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: drop down form
Can be done with Flash, DHTML, Java
HTH
Dick
At 7:50 PM -0500 3/9/01, Jones, Becky wrote:
this may not be the
on 3/10/01 9:35 AM, Michael at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looking for some examples of password protection of certain pages or
view's
Near the end of chhapter 17 of the book Mastering ColdFusion 4.5 by Danesh
and Motlagh has a nice section on this.
Sebastian
Just a note on template encrypting: It's scarcly worth it as the server
obviously needs a fixed key (as shown below) to make it portable
and has to
be an easy scheme to make the template run w/o much decryption overhead.
Anyone w/ even basic knowledge of DES encryption and programming can
Hi,
What I can see the example coding is browser to server or server to browser. How if I
want to get the data from other server and save it in my server. I want to create a
page that will retrieve the data from SQL database from other server and insert in my
SQL database in my server using
Hi!
I've got a simple guestbook application that holds 250 guestbooks so far.
Some of the guestbooks are have up to 13000 records.
I am returning the entire recordset and looping through it 20 records at a
time (I didn't think that it would get to be so big), but the query times
out on 13000
Initially it was working (including the new update) - so I'm going to try
the old DB file to see if that helps :(
Well, the old DB works fine. I also tried a "newly uploaded" version of the
new DB, but that crashes cfserver immediately. Could it be the Memo field I
put in the new table?
Have an autoincrement field in the database.
use it as the key to get each group. For example, on the first round, you
would do:
select whatever from whatever, where
ID N1 and ID N2
Pass N1 and N2 back and forth between templates, and have a next group,
previous group manipulate N1 and
Al,
Thanks for the quick response, but I can't count on the identity column
being contiguous because entries have been deleted.
-- Brett
A 12:33 PM 3/10/2001 -0500, you wrote:
Have an autoincrement field in the database.
use it as the key to get each group. For example, on the first
To elaborate a little more on what Philip just said (I was about to say
the same thing):
CFPARAM lownum = 0
CFPARAM highnum = 20
CFQUERY
select top 20 * from mytable
where mytableID #lownum# and mytableID #highnum#
/CFQUERY
FORM blahblahblah
INPUT type="hidden" name="lownum"
Thanks for the quick response, but I can't count on the identity column
being contiguous because entries have been deleted.
Pass the highest entry through and do
Select top 20 *
from myTable
where ID #passedID#
As long as ID's are in chronological order (which they should be)
Philip Arnold
Allow me to modify my previous post then...
CFPARAM lownum = 0
CFQUERY
select top 20 * from mytable
where mytableID #lownum#
/CFQUERY
CFSET highID = lownum
CFOUTPUT query=myquery
CFSET highID = myquery.mytableID
/CFOUTPUT
FORM blahblahblah
INPUT type="hidden" name="lownum"
Allow me to modify my previous post then...
CFPARAM lownum = 0
CFQUERY
select top 20 * from mytable
where mytableID #lownum#
/CFQUERY
CFSET highID = lownum
CFOUTPUT query=myquery
CFSET highID = myquery.mytableID
/CFOUTPUT
FORM blahblahblah
INPUT type="hidden"
www.wddx.org
Steve
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From: "nizam" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "CF-Talk" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, March 11, 2001 12:43 AM
Subject: wddx server to server
Hi,
What I can see the example coding is browser to server or server to
browser. How if I want to get the data
At 06:14 PM 03/10/2001 +, you wrote:
Allow me to modify my previous post then...
CFPARAM lownum = 0
CFQUERY
select top 20 * from mytable
where mytableID #lownum#
/CFQUERY
CFSET highID = lownum
CFOUTPUT query=myquery
CFSET highID = myquery.mytableID
/CFOUTPUT
I'm experimenting with a migration from ODBC to OLEDB -- access 2000
This query works fine with an ODBC datasource:
(STORYDT is a datetime field)
CFQUERY NAME="getnews" Datasource="#application.mydsn#"
SELECT SREF, STORYSUBJ, STORYDT
FROM news
WHERE (STORYDT
I'm experimenting with a migration from ODBC to OLEDB -- access 2000
This query works fine with an ODBC datasource:
(STORYDT is a datetime field)
CFQUERY NAME="getnews" Datasource="#application.mydsn#"
SELECT SREF, STORYSUBJ, STORYDT
FROM news
WHERE (STORYDT
Maybe you guys can help me out.
On our production server and dev server (both running Apache and CF 4.5.1
SP2)I
call an application on an external server via CFHTTP with POST as the method
and one
form variable that contains XML. I get the results back and take
care of them accordingly. No
Agreed..
I lifted the entire application.cfm code dealing with session management
and password/login from that chapter and embeded it into my first big app
-- worked untouched like a charm. Also, good stuff on error handling in
chapter 18.
^
/ \__
(@\___
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/
Hi all,
I have a list that I am working on that is 4000+ items plus. The list
unfortunately contains several "empty" items. Is there a way, other than
using Replace() to replace the empty items with a 0?
This is what I have to deal with, but it is talking 1200 ms to process and
there is two
I may be having the same problem.
The system I have includes an Access database with Memo fields (went to
access because of problems hanlding memo fields via the ODBC driver for
FoxPro).
Queries and updates work fine on my local machine and a staging site
(commercial host), but on my
On our production server and dev server (both running Apache and CF 4.5.1
SP2) I call an application on an external server via CFHTTP with POST as
the method and one form variable that contains XML. I get the results
back and take care of them accordingly. No problems.
Here is the problem:
I may be having the same problem.
The other "solution" that I use when it's not in Identity order is to pass a
complete list of the IDs through in a form field (yes, I know this gets big
when it hits the thousands) and then pull out the block I'm looking at, the
ID list must be in the correct
The html 4.0 FORM element allows a "target" attribute; if you set it to
"_blank", the action page will open in a new window.
At the top of the new page, include
SCRIPT language="javascript"
opener.location.href = "successpage name";
/SCRIPT
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From: Mark Smeets
At the top of the new page, include
SCRIPT language="javascript"
opener.location.href = "successpage name";
/SCRIPT
Actually, to be 100% correct on this (when dealing with older browsers)
script language="javascript"
!--
opener.location.href="myPage.cfm";
//--
/script
Philip
Cold Fusion on Linux is great. We use it exclusively. We find NT to be less reliable,
and difficult to remotely administer (especially a large server farm of them). We have
no experience with Win2K.
MySQL is very very fast, but is not a full featured RDBMs. For a heavily trafficked
site or a
I have used Client Access Express. The advantage is that you can call a
stored procedure (RPG or Cobol program) and have the results returned as a
record set. You can't do that with DB2 Connect. As for Screensurfer, it
works but it is expensive. We choose Client Access Express.
Chris White
I'm dying to try out CommerceBlocks but they don't support Sybase yet. Everyone who is
using Sybase please send them a note asking them to make that first on their list! :-)
At 05:40 AM 3/9/01 -0500, Tony Schreiber wrote:
http://www.commerceblocks.com/
Anyone knows a program that generates CF
I have been using Digi-wave for over a year. Their cheapest ColdFusion plan
is $22.95 and corp. account is $49.95.
For more info: http://www.digi-wave.com/webhostingplans.html
Ask for Phalon and tell him that I sent you.
~~~
Chris White
Experienced Designs
[EMAIL
Did you use that in Oracle before? The reason I asked is that
in ColdFusion knowledge base, for article # 8353, it said that
"Oracle stored procedures do not return result sets in the
traditional sense. Consequently, it is not possible to generate
a query in ColdFusion using an Oracle
Why not:
cfset GetDiscountList.DiscountList =
Replace(GetDiscountList. DiscountList, ";;", ;0; "ALL")
HTH
Dick
At 3:38 PM -0500 3/10/01, Duane Boudreau wrote:
Hi all,
I have a list that I am working on that is 4000+ items plus. The list
unfortunately contains several "empty"
Tag should be
cfset GetDiscountList.DiscountList =
Replace(GetDiscountList. DiscountList, ";;", ";0;", "ALL")
I think that the
speed of my brain speed of my fingers speed of my mouth
At 3:52 PM -0700 3/10/01, Dick Applebaum wrote:
Why not:
cfset
Why not try using a database function for it? Something like:
cfquery name="GetDiscountList" datasource="datasource"
select replace(discountList,NULL,0) AS discountList
from discounts
/cfquery
That way the database can handle doing the replacement, which is a lot
faster than
I have seen Clint's app and it will be wanted by all and matched by none.
Robert
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From: "Clint Tredway" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "CF-Talk" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 09, 2001 8:54 PM
Subject: RE: CF Generator applications
I have used and it is very buggy
What I am looking for is if you have this password then you have access to
all the information in the program/form/database, and if NOT, then you only
see this much and thats IT..
Thanks
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Eventually I plan to absorb them all into mine. :)
Just thought I would pass this along, for interst sake.
http://developer.irt.org/script/fusion.htm
I might just assimilate some of their better questions, in a Borg-like
fashion...
--
Aidan Whitehall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Netshopper
Successful usage of DB2 connect also depends on the AS400 OS you are
running. You should have the lastest version of the AS400
OS to run DB2 connect properly and the AS400 OS has to be
confirgured to get DB2 Connect working properly.
The lastest version of Client Access works good and IBM has
Gavin, I'm working with some folks in UK to try to put together a Fusebox
class. No dates yet, but I'll keep you informed.
Hal Helms
Team Allaire
[ See ColdFusionTraining.com for info on "Best Practices with ColdFusion
Fusebox" training ]
-Original Message-
From: Gavin Lilley
I've used CFObjects. It's intriguing, but ultimately I find it unsatisfying
for exactly the reason Dave Watts gave. If you want to do OO development,
why would you not use a language like Java or Ruby that support OO
methodologies? Sure, you can roll your own with CF, but why?
Still, if you
Try making a table in your database with a "level" field, username and pwd.
Set the levels, then query the table with your login. Put your qualifiers
in your scripts and set session vars based on the level in the login. Let
them see what they can based on the level of privileges they have.
Hum
This works. Thanks, what a pain!
This immediately makes a migration to OLEDB a waste of time. (Might
look at it for future apps)
It also makes me think there should be a set of new functions in CF:
createDBdate(mydate,"theDB")
createDBdatetime(mydatetime,"theDB")
Where theDB could be
Duane,
Jason's advice is good. In MS Access, use IIF and IsNull, like this:
IIF(IsNull(Department),'N/A',Department)
where IIF's syntax is: IIF(expr, truepart, falsepart)
-David
On Saturday, March 10, 2001 3:12 PM, Jason Aden [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
wrote:
Why not try using a database
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