Looks like this may already be answered, but I just got around to playing with this.My solution is very similar, but maybe a bit more streamlined, if you are still just trying to add blank rows for output purposes.
cfset Test = ArrayNew(2)
cfset Test[1][1] = 'Sacramento'
cfset Test[1][2] = 'C001'
Glad you got this to work for you, but just as a last thought.Your method requries the code to loop through all the data three times. Once to transfer the data from the query to the array, once to process blank rows into the array, and a third time to display it.I would be a bit leary for
NO
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From: Jeff Beer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: maandag 17 november 2003 22:03
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT: CF Studio 5 resource windows
Studio has two file windows (file 1, primary and file 2, secondary).Is
there any way to add more?
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Is the city the only difference between users.Do they have different passwords or different access variables.Are you using cfc's or udf's? Are you using cflogin?I've encounterd the frustrating http 500 when there were errors in my cfc or udf.I've noticed that when when the error in my code, usely
Thanks for the pointers.I kinda knew what to do from a technical perspective but I wanted to hear from someone about the issues and challenges faced when using cfmail to send html email to opt-in list that is expected to grow to about 8000.I've heard of .aol as well.
Dwayne,
Let me point out a
But that¹s not the right order? You are supposed to do the most simple
version first??
On 17/11/03 11:51 pm, Stacy Young [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try setting the HTML first then text
Stace
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Sent: November 17, 2003 6:34 PM
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Hi folks,
I am looking for a cftag which zip files and keeps the relative paths in the
archive.
Any recommendation?
thx
Chris
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I am looking for a cftag which zip files and keeps the relative paths in
the
archive.
Any recommendation?
If you are using MX, give this a try:
http://www.cflib.org/udf.cfm?ID=744
Massimo Foti
http://www.massimocorner.com
Co-Author of Dreamweaver MX 2004 Magic:
Thanks for the link. Is there a way to call it with relative paths?
When I extract the zip the hole file path is stored:
CFusionMX\wwwroot\DevArea\ZipTest\icons\test.gif
I need the need the relative path: \icons\test.gif
Thanks for your help
Chris
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From: Massimo Foti
Thanks for the link. Is there a way to call it with relative paths?
When I extract the zip the hole file path is stored:
CFusionMX\wwwroot\DevArea\ZipTest\icons\test.gif
I need the need the relative path: \icons\test.gif
I have no idea... Sorry.
You may try to check Java APIs to see if it's
Thanks for your help Massimo, I will dig into the Java API.
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Subject: Re: ZIP file
Thanks for the link. Is there a way to call it with relative paths?
When I extract the zip
Hi
Has anyone written any UDF or something to convert TDateTime value (in
Delphi) to normal ODBC date/time format? Even a TSQL command will help
me as well..
Thanks
Shahzad.Butt
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Fax: +44 (0) 1992 701 604
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This might seem like a pain, but I remember running into this all the time
while working in college... the approach that always seemed to work was the
following:
If you have more than one memory chip installed, remove them and leave one
in the 0 or 1 bank, whichever is first.
Remove all other
A friend introduced me to this application at the weekend...
http://oca.microsoft.com/en/windiag.asp
I've just bought myself a shiny new gigabyte m/b, amd 2400+ processor,
CPU fan, power supply and 512mb of 400DDR memory.
Despite all the new kit, the damn thing kept crashing.I thought it was
Hi list,
thanks for everyone who answered this thread on this list.
It turned out, that the anonymous access to the website
was disabled and user A made a hidden login via a trusted
domain.
Oh man. What a nightmare.
The bad part is, that IIS didn't give any useful information
in terms of
Good call.
I used to buy cheaper memory all the time (eBay, etc..) but after having so
many issues I just buy the good stuff when its on sale at newegg.com or
amazon... Kingston usually. I am running a 2400+ as well :-)
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From: Stephen Moretti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
The CF code below displays directories/files on D: drive on the server using cfdirectory.
I have an app where I want to FTP into the server and list directories/files the same way. I'm not sure how to incorporate CFFTP into the below code to produce the output?
Can someone give me a hand?
Oh another suggestion...
In the BIOS there is probably a setting that allows you to say whether
you will be installing a Plug-and-Play OS on the machine.Try setting
this to NO.This means that the M/B and BIOS will get its claws into
the IRQ settings etc. rather than letting Windows attempt
From an anti-spam perspective, there is no such thing as a purchased opt-in
listUsage of such a mail list is a sure route to becoming listed on
blacklists.
==
Stop spam on your domain, use our gateway!
For hosting solutions http://www.clickdoug.com
Featuring
I'm using cfcontent to serve up a file not in the wwwroot folder of my site.
I also have a script that emails me every time an error occurs on the site.
This is the code used to serve out the file:
!--- in downloads.cfm, so when someone visits the page they get the
download file dialog ---
Hi Folks,
Is there any equivalence for the required attribute when the function is
written with cfscript?
cffunction name=fctFoo
cfargument name=sFoo type=string required=no
/cffunction
cfscript
function fctFoo(sFoo){
}
/cfscript
thx
Chris
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You can use the arguments structure for non required arguments
function fctFoo(){
var sFoo = defaultValue;
if(ArrayLen(arguments) GE 1) sFoo = arguments[1];
}
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From: BOUDOT Christian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: dinsdag 18 november 2003 15:09
To: CF-Talk
You use the arguments array's length to determine how many arguments you
have.When writing functions in CF script the arguments have to be in
order, first the required attributes, and then the optional ones, so
something like this:
function checkName(cFirstName){
if(arrayLen(arguments) gt 1){
That's it! Thanks :-)
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Sent: mardi 18 novembre 2003 15:19
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: cfargument required=no in cfscript???
You use the arguments array's length to determine how many arguments you
have.When writing functions in CF
Hi Folks,
I'm trying to get my head around OO design for CF and I have a ton of
questions, of course. I'll try to keep them limited, as they're sort of
off-topic (though not entirely, because whatever I have to design I have to
build in CF).
Here's my first basic question:
When you're designing
I have a textarea on my form and it accepts users comments. I am using
qForms to set the values of my form fields once the page loads which works
ok... Except if the text to populate the textarea has characters that need
to be escaped. When those characters are encountered the string is broken
and
JSStringFormat()
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Sent: dinsdag 18 november 2003 15:26
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CF JS Issue
I have a textarea on my form and it accepts users comments. I am using
qForms to set the values of my form fields once the page
Thanks, just found that.
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Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 9:38 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CF JS Issue
JSStringFormat()
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From: Tangorre, Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: dinsdag 18
So are you thinking of creating three objects: a task object, a consumable object, consumableList object that acts like a associative entity?
Dwayne Cole, MS in MIS, MBA
Florida AM University
Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer
850-591-0212
It can truly be said that nothing happens until
Deanna, one thing I have found helpful in thinking more in OO style terms
with CFMX is the Mach-II framework, which evolved around the OO concepts
afforded by CFMX.There is a good insight in this article by Sean Corfield,
which analyzes a sample app created to demonstrate Mach-II.
That's what I'm wondering if I should do, yes. Or, if it works better to
just have the two objects, with the task object having an array of
consumable objects.
-d
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From: Dwayne Cole [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 8:59
Got Head First Java at the weekend (good recommendation Hal :-)
If you haven't got it, get it... it's funny and although I have only
been able to flick through it at the moment.
It's done a lot more to help me get my head round OO stuff than getting
Core Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP) Book
Deanna,
I am not sure that there is one answer.It depends on your specific usage.
I used a concept of SnapShots to figure out for each of my classes what
methods where needed.This helped me separate out how I would like it to work
and how it actually would work.
I started with a basic
First, I wouldn't use an array.If you build a big array (say, 1024)
you waste a lot of space if most tasks have 3 consumables.If you build
it too small, it's too small.:-)Linked list is the way to go here.
As to how to break up your objects
If you use ConsumableLists in places other than
Aren't both part of the same business object, eg Task?For this task, you
probably need to perform a number of actions or methods, such as
Set's and Gets for:
-Task Name
-Description
-Due Date
.
You also need to be able to manage resources needed to complete a task.The 2
methods that you
A native data type like a ColdFusion structure or array will be much faster
than a component. Additionally, in writing your own component, you will
introduce complexity and, as a result, more opportunity for bugs. So, in
general, I'd say use a native data type unless you specifically need a
Just starting using CF to generate pdf's using itext.I have it so that it's
hitting a CF page that displays nested tables(3 columns with a user defined
number of tables(through includes) in each column), but itext doesn't seem to
be able to parse nested tables.I tried real quick to play with div
Yah, I'd read that already. The MachII stuff is interesting, but it doesn't
really answer my design questions. In fact, it generally makes more
questions for me. But, maybe that's just how my head works. ;)
-Deanna
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To: CF-Talk
Hi,
More often than not, I am receiving an error on the Flash Poll provided
by Macromedia in one of their more recent DevNet Subscription releases.
The error is in a CFC that has an SQL statement that aggregates the
responses and dumps them into the poll. The line the logs point to is
the one
I'm generating an XML document in Flash and using xml.send() to pass it to
ColdFusion to be saved to the server's file system.
In flash I have a form that the user fills out, and that information is used
to populate the XML object. When I trace the finished XML object in Flash it
shows that
Jeremy Brodie wrote:
CFMAIL does require an open relay to send out email
Just to clarify, CFMAIL doesn't need an open relay.On pre-MX systems,
The CF server's IP needs to be acceptable to an otherwise locked down
mail server.This can and commonly is easily done with Imail.If
you're using a mail
I am doing this now before any time they try to open the file:
cfobject type=JAVA name=jFile class=java.io.File action=""
cfscript
newAttribute = jFile.init('filenameher');
newAttribute.setReadOnly();
/cfscript
...which seems to be working well.
The only thing is, ther are certain times I
Just a follow up - I migrated my MS Access database to SQL Server, and
am still getting the exact same issue.
Also, I removed the poll from the site until this problem could be
resolved, so the referring url below is useless. However, you can still
see the poll at
Another update - I just love when my posts turn into my own personal
error log :-).
For anyone keeping track, I reduced the number of records in the
pollster application down to 10 from about 1700, and I am still getting
the error, so the problem isn't volume. I'll keep looking, and I won't
post
Matt,
Could you point me to the SMTP AUTH discussion? I'd like to see how others approach using CFMAIL in this way.
Matt also wrote:
The CF server's IP needs to be acceptable to an otherwise locked down
mail server.
You're still allowing relaying in this case from a single (preferably)
CFMAIL does require an open relay to send out email
Just to clarify, CFMAIL doesn't need an open relay
You're still allowing relaying in this case from a single (preferably)
non-routeable IP address.
Correct, but its not an *open* relay.:-)
Could you point me to the SMTP AUTH discussion?
Here's
I'm trying to retrieve a pdf file that is from a virtual directory on the
webserver using cfhttp... can anybody tell me what I'm doing wrong?All I'm
getting back is something that starts out like this:
%PDF-1.2 %£ 6 0 obj /Linearized 1 /O 8 /H [ 997 192 ] /L 11898 /E 9167
/N 2 /T 11661
If you use 3 objects you might run into a conceptual trap.You will begin designing objects as if they were tables and that can be problem.I don't know what they are, but I do know that there are conflicts with OO and Relational Theory.THere has be alot written about incompatiblity between the two
Hi,
Is it possible to create a treeview structure using cfftp similar to the following and by clicking on the directory will drilldown?
+ dir1
+ dir2
+ dir3
+ dir4
Click on dir2
+ dir2
+ subdir1
+ subdir2
file1
file1
file1
I've done something similar using cfdirectory and cfloop but I'm stuck
At a guess, have a look at the Permission class, sounds like it might be of
some use.
Ade
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From: Kyle McNamara [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 18 November 2003 16:03
To: CF-Talk
Subject: java in CFMX question
I am doing this now before any time they try to open the
I'm not sure how 3 objects makes this any more likely than 2 objects.
Am I missing something?
--Ben Doom
Dwayne Cole wrote:
If you use 3 objects you might run into a conceptual trap.You will
begin designing objects as if they were tables and that can be
problem.I don't know what they are,
I moved an application from CF5 to MX 6.1 and I wanted to convert the
existing MS access 2000 db from the std driver to the new access Unicode
driver (for current and future compatibility). When I place the UTF-8 tags
in where everyone suggests (in the application.cfm) and the
Thanks Ian,
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From: Ian Skinner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 17, 2003 11:06 PM
Subject: Re: Inserting rows into a 2d array
What took me a little to get my head around, when I first learned Cold
Fusion Arrays, is that,
when you have a two dimension Array,
I'm not sure how 3 objects makes this any more likely than 2 objects.
I think Dwayne is referring to the fact that, once you've gone beyond having
one table or object class to model each real-world thing, the criteria you
apply in each method for discovering your other artefacts are quite
But to be honest, if I was using CF, OO design methodology would not be at
the forefront of my mind.
Okay, so I was following along, but then you throw this out there. Huh? I
thought that we're all supposed to start thinking OO to fully leverage
CFC's. Am I wrong here?
-Deanna, procedural and
(sorry sent last message before it was finished)
Thanks Ian,
What took me a little to get my head around, when I first learned Cold
Fusion Arrays, is that, when you have a two dimension Array, it does
not have to be a grid or table.It is more proper to visualize it as a
one
dimension array,
--
M.Sc. Hassan Arteaga Rodrguez.
Microsoft Certified System Engineer.
Grupo de Desarrollo. DIGI
COPEXTEL, S.A
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Holy crap, was that a long and remarkably well thought-out post.
You would never dream (normally) of having an entity (hence table) to
model a collection of items
Perhaps that's why I wasn't seeing what he meant.I'm so used to
objects being over here and relational stuff being over there
java.io.FilePermission
>From j2se/1.4.2 Javdocs: Creates a new FilePermission object with the specified actions. path is the pathname of a file or directory, and actions contains a comma-separated list of the desired actions granted on the file or directory. Possible actions are read, write,
Deanna
Okay, so I was following along, but then you throw this out there. Huh? I
thought that we're all supposed to start thinking OO to fully leverage
CFC's. Am I wrong here?
No, of course you're not wrong - but there's more to CF than CFC's :-)
Nick
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If you have two different queries and you want to put the output of one
of those queries within the other, is that possible, if so how (group
processing doesn't appear to be an option)?Such as:
cfquery datasource=DSN name=query1
SELECT fields_various
FROMtable1
/cfquery
cfquery datasource=DSN
Well, my first suggestion is to combine at least the first two loops.You
should be able to check for the breaks you want, while you are converting
the query to the array, and insert the blank rows at that time.This way,
you don't even need the ArrayInsertAt function.
Something like this.
Replace one (or both) your CFOUTPUT with CFLOOP QUERY=queryname
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From: Tim Laureska [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 12:08 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: nesting output from 2 queries
If you have two different queries and you want to put the output of
True, and that's what I've been doing for, oh 5 years now...that other
stuff. ;)
-Deanna
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From: Nick de Voil [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 1:54 PM
Subject: Re: SOT: OO Design
Deanna
Okay, so I was following
Sure...see below:
cfquery datasource=DSN name=query1
SELECT fields_various
FROMtable1
/cfquery
cfquery datasource=DSN name=query2
SELECT columns_various
FROM table2
/cfquery
cfoutput query=query1
#fields_various#
cfloop query=query2 !--- just loop the query instead of outputting
The simplest fix to your posted code is to use the cfloop tag for at least
one of the queries.Cfloop tags can be nested.
cfquery datasource=DSN name=query1
SELECT fields_various
FROMtable1
/cfquery
cfquery datasource=DSN name=query2
SELECT columns_various
FROM table2
/cfquery
cfquery
I think my main problem is that I'm coming at this from a very
database-centric point of view. So, I'm having a hard time changing that
line of thinking.
Okay, so if I go with a two object model (grossly simplified, of course),
then I have a consumables object as an attribute of my task object?
By default the file is writable, set to readonly.. if you require so.. wouldnt this work?
filePath = C:\\Inetpub\wwwroot\mytest.txt;
jFile = createObject(Java,java.io.File);
jFile.init(filePath);
jFile.setReadOnly();// only if you require it to be ready only
Or
You can use FilePermisssion
So it looks like Flex is a JSP application 1st, and an ASP.NET 2nd...but
there's not any real mention of CFMX in the presentation.Hmmm...
Tyler
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From: Mike Brunt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 17, 2003 10:30 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Macromedia launches Flex (Was
Why do I get this error when I access the CF Admin?
Error Diagnostic Information
An error occurred while evaluating the _expression_:
request.expiration = duplicate(server.coldFusion.expiration)
Error near line 27, column 8.
Error resolving parameter SERVER.COLDFUSION.EXPIRATION
The object
I'm trying to retrieve a pdf file that is from a virtual directory on the
webserver using cfhttp... can anybody tell me what I'm doing wrong?All
I'm
getting back is something that starts out like this:
%PDF-1.2 %£ 6 0 obj /Linearized 1 /O 8 /H [ 997 192 ] /L 11898 /E
9167
/N 2 /T 11661
I have a page which accepts several url variables.I want to make sure
if someone manipulated the url in the browser and set the value outside
what is handled by the page that this is handled.
I was thinking I could check for the existence of the url variable and
then if set check for the value
Okay, so if I go with a two object model (grossly simplified, of course),
then I have a consumables object as an attribute of my task object? Is
that correct? So, if I instantiate a consumables object inside my task
object, I can then call the method getallConsumables and get all the
look up the cfswitch cfcase tags, will work much ber than what ur
doing.
pluas u need to take those or's out and use cfelseif if u gunna do it
taht way
I have a page which accepts several url variables.I want to make sure
if someone manipulated the url in the browser and set the value
and yes i have been drinking, lol
bad spelling day
look up the cfswitch cfcase tags, will work much ber than what ur
doing.
pluas u need to take those or's out and use cfelseif if u gunna do
it taht way
I have a page which accepts several url variables.I want to make
sure if
Hi John,
So, any of the chart types are acceptable? You can probably just do this:
cfif isdefined(url.charttype) AND NOT
listfindnocase(pie,bar,line,pyramid,area,cone,curve,cylinder,step,scatter,
url.charttype)
cflocation url="">
/cfif
This assumes that you're only checking the charttype if the
Matt Robertson wrote:
I searched the archives for 'smtp auth' and can't find the original and
much more involved thread.The method the author was pushing is what
Jochem is mentioning in his post.I've only heard one poster actually
claim to have done it, and as you'll see the method has
Deanna,
On 11/18/2003 at 16:19, you wrote:
DS cfif NOT isdefined(url.charttype) OR NOT
DS listfindnocase(pie,bar,line,pyramid,area,cone,curve,cylinder,step,scatter,
url.charttype)
DS cflocation url="">
DS /cfif
Or
cfif NOT (isdefined(url.charttype) AND
Hello.
I think you're on the right track.You could make this all smaller like
this:
cfparam name=url.charttype default=!--- OR OTHER DEFAULT ---
cfset validChartTypes=pie,bar,line,pyramid !--- ETC ---
cfif not listFindNoCase(validChartTypes,url.charttype
cflocation
url="">
addtoken=no
/cfif
Hi All,
I was just reading this article on Macromedia's site:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/ts/documents/tn18336.htm,
and this may be a stupid question but how do I unblock ports on my
Windows server?
TIA,
Lee
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How about something like this:
cfset AcceptableList =
pie,bar,line,pyramid,area,cone,curve,cylinder,step,scatter
cfif (IsDefined(URL.ChartType)) AND (AcceptableList DOES NOT CONTAIN
url.ChartType )
pGet lost you bum!/p
cfabort
/cfif
Chart stuff follows here because you have acceptable
Hi all:
I'm looking for a Java reference in PDF or chm format about the most
used packages and short examples.
I'd like to startdevelop some examples with CF MX 6.1 using java
classes. Just to start !!!
*in CFLib.org it's a good example how to implement zip features with
java.util.zip
Thank you all very much :-)It is working like a champ!!I really
appreciate everyone's help!
Sincerely,
John
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From: Deanna Schneider [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 1:20 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Question about data validation (beginner)
You wouldn't want to use contains for this. Contains doesn't look for the
whole string as a unit, just the piece. If you take your example and set a
cfparam name=url.charttype default=ie it'll pass the cfif because
pie contains ie.
-d
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From: Mike Kear [EMAIL
hey joe,
my read only approach works already... it is just trying to write that is the trouble now... ity appears that the syntax you gave me was the smae thing I did using cfobject.. also, a guy from a java posting said this:
FilePermission is used in conjunction with SecurityManager and .policy
hey,
does anyone have ideas about how to cloodge the process of making a file writeable?
i thought about renaming it to itself or something...
thanks,
k
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Thanks Dave,
But now I'm getting this error:
coldfusion.runtime.Cast$ComplexByteArrayException: ByteArray objects cannot
be converted to strings.
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From: Dave Carabetta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 12:53 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re:
Thanks Dave,
But now I'm getting this error:
coldfusion.runtime.Cast$ComplexByteArrayException: ByteArray objects cannot
be converted to strings.
OK, I got that error before when I was using getAsBinary on a PDF. Not
really sure why I got the error because a PDF is technically a binary file,
What is a consumable?
Dwayne Cole, MS in MIS, MBA
Florida AM University
Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer
850-591-0212
It can truly be said that nothing happens until there is vision. But it is equally true that a vision with no underlying sense of purpose, no calling, is just a good
further...add in cfparam name=url.charttype default= at the top and avoid all those IsDefined() calls.cfdefaultcase in the cfswitch can catch when the url var doesn't exist.
Doug
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 4:11
Thanks Dave,
But now I'm getting this error:
coldfusion.runtime.Cast$ComplexByteArrayException: ByteArray objects cannot
be converted to strings.
Actually, a quick read of the LiveDocs stuff might solve this. Try putting:
cfoutput#toString(cfhttp.fileContent)#/cfoutput
when using the
doh!me thinks I've been dwinkin two!:|
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From: Knudsen, Douglas
Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 4:18 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Question about data validation (beginner)
further...add in cfparam name=url.charttype default= at the top and avoid all those IsDefined()
It looks like Flex is to .swf as ColdFusion is to .HTML and the the new product Brady is the equivalent of ColdFusion Studio.Dreamweaver, the be all to all has inherited even more responsibility.
Dwayne Cole, MS in MIS, MBA
Florida AM University
Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer
It's anything that costs actual money (as opposed to our time, which is
tracked differently and is only funny money). For example, it's an outside
contractor's services (because we actually pay them) as well as blank disks
for a CD duplication job. You have to bill consumables to a particular task
I saw that earlier.. but that didn't work for me either... running out of
ideas =(
cfhttp
url="">
il_200310.pdf
https://inview.wng.com/investor/resource/2010/AgingDetail/2010AgingDetail_2
00310.pdf
method=GET getAsBinary=yes
/cfhttp
cfcontent type=application/pdf
cfoutput#ToString
I saw that earlier.. but that didn't work for me either... running out of
ideas =(
cfhttp
url="">
il_200310.pdf
https://inview.wng.com/investor/resource/2010/AgingDetail/2010AgingDetail_2
00310.pdf
method=GET getAsBinary=yes
/cfhttp
cfcontent type=application/pdf
cfoutput#ToString
There is a very good blog entry pointed out by Sean Corfield from David Mendels of Macromedia.It explains what Flex is and what the aims are.It compares Flex to the aims of MS's Longhorn. We will see or have seen the MS's Flash Killer-Sparkles BS this article is a good loin-girder to that
Are you using cf5?I could not make it work on CF5, but it works like a
charm on CFMX (6.1):
cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=yes showdebugoutput=no
cfhttp GetAsBinary=yes url="">
method=GET/cfhttp
cfcontent
type=application/pdfcfoutput#trim(toString(cfhttp.filecontent))#/c
foutput
-Original
I'm using mx6.1 as well...
I took the binary data and pasted it into a file and saved with .pdf
extension.. tired to open it and got The file is damaged and could not be
repaired.Sometimes the browser would prompt and sometimes it would just
display the binary data.
-Original Message-
Does anyone know what JJ Allaire'es full name is (ie what is JJ short for).
I saw it somewhere years ago but can't remember what it is.
Also any ColdFusion trivia tidbits?
Thanks!
Peter Tilbrook
Transitional Services - Enterprise eSolutions
Centrelink (http://www.centrelink.gov.au)
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