oi Steve!!
I'll give it a shot. thanks
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Sunday, March 10, 2002, 1:38:22 AM, you wrote:
SO Not sure if it would help, but you
On 3/10/02, Jason Davis penned:
I'm about to start co-locating next month my own win2K server box.
from installting, through service packs, hotfixes, sql server and all that...
I'm wondering if anyone can share thoughts on installing IIS
My best advice is DON'T, if you can possibly help it. I
Just on a pragmatic note, there is no web server software or OS that is
inherently 100% secure. All take due diligence to create a safe
environment. Website Pro over IIS? Cool. IIS over Website Pro? Cool.
Linux over M$? Cool. M$ over Linux? Cool. Just do your homework securing
it and the
Though nobody offered anything on this - I've now discovered that the
IUSR_servername account was not listed as a user of the z:\cfusion folders -
and now I've run CACLS through the folders and added it, all is well. It's
not at all clear how it happened - it may have been during a file restore
Hello all,
This is not even remotely a CF question :) but the contributors to
this list have a broad range of experience, so I'm hoping somebody has run
into this before and has a solution.
One of our older Win2k machines went down -- the m-board is fried
(bad power supply)
Are you using the same Drive Controller (I.e. IDE or SCSI). We have found
that if you have the same motherboard to use temporarily you can install
drivers for whatever else you are using beforehand.
Let us know what you figure out.
Neil
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Both systems (fried and new) are IDE...the old m-board is legacy (old)
enough that I haven't been able to find a matching model.
David
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From: Neil H. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 11:45 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re:
If it's IDE then you might also try to pop the drive into an
existing box with a current, working Win2000 installation.
If the drive is really OK you should be able to access the drive and
copy/backup the data on it. But if the power supply managed to take
out your MB, then I'd probably be
One solution is to get a new machine which does boot, and temporarily hook
this drive up as an additional slave to the IDE - and see whether you can
'see' it as a drive from the first one. At least you might be able to rescue
some data from it that way.
David Clover
IT
Hello everyone,
I have a list that is populated by a form sumbit and it looks like
this, but will have more names.
cfset namelist = #form.name1#, #form.name2#, #form.name3#
Is there a way to count the elements in that list?
I have a form with 10 name textboxes. A user may only submit
oi Jeff!!
listlen(list)
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Sunday, March 10, 2002, 7:37:34 PM, you wrote:
JF Hello everyone,
JF I have a list that is
It sounds like you are looking for the listLen() function.
cfset length=listLen(yourList)
HTH,
Joseph DeVore
VeloxWeb Technologies
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From: Jeff Fongemie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 4:38 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: is there a way to get a count
Do you need to count the how many items in a list? If so, use function
ListLen.
Nathan Chen
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Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 5:37 PM
Subject: is there a way to get a count of elements in a list??
cfset length = ListLen(namelist)
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From: Jeff Fongemie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 7:38 PM
Hello cf-talk,
On Sun, 10 Mar 2002, at 16:50:46 you carefully wrote:
JD It sounds like you are looking for the listLen() function.
JD cfset length=listLen(yourList)
Wow, this group is so cool. Sunday evening here, working at home, and
I feel like I have a room full of CF people I can just
Is there a similar tag to cfhtmlhead that is used to add content into the body tag?
Can't seem to find it if it exists
thanks,
Brian
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What are you trying to accomplish?
jon
Brian Scandale wrote:
Is there a similar tag to cfhtmlhead that is used to add content into the body
tag?
Can't seem to find it if it exists
thanks,
Brian
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quick dirty: who all's making use of unicode now
with cf5 or cf4.5? how much data do you have stocked
away?
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Thailand
is the siteminder version shipped with CF support
single sign-on feature as of the original siteminder
from Netegrity? if yes, how can it be configure or use
with CF?
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Sometimes I want to use cfhtmlhead to push some JavaScript into the head tag.
Then in the body tag I want to include onLoad=JavaScriptFunctionCall().
However, the body is part of the incHeader.cfm which is included on ALL pages I'm
using... so I need a way to place it there in a dynamic way.
I've been using disabled in text form fields quite a bit lately when I need to gray
out something and keep users from changing it...
Today I notice that Netscrape seems to not honor the readonly/disabled.
Am I just coding this wrong or does Netscrape truly not recognize these two attributes
Well, you could do something like this in your pages.
cfset variables.JavaHeader = 1
cfinclude template=incHeader.cfm
cfhtmlhead text=blah blah blah
Then in your incHeader.cfm, put something like this.
cfif isDefined(Variables.JavaHeader)
body onLoad=JavaScriptFunctionCall()
No your right, not until Netscape 6 was readonly and disabled
introduced, whereas IE as supported it since version 4.0
There is a way to get around this though :)
input type=text name=blah onfocus=this.blur()
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