Hi Jake
There is an article about recursion from Steve Majewski on defusion.com. I think this article answers your questions.
http://www.defusion.com/articles/index.cfm?ArticleID=63
HTH
Dominik
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From: Jake McKee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 24,
Another way could be to allow ftp uploads. From the upload session, create
an upload directory under the ftp-root with anonymous access, and give the
dir a unique id.
Launch it in with a ftp:// link in a new window -- for clueless users this
will look very similar to an File Explorer window, so
Instead of messing with the framerate, I would just use setInterval. This
basically tells flash to run the specified function at the specified
interval.
You can find more info in the Flash ActionScript dictionary.
Hope that helps...
mike chambers
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I can recommend Jukka Manner's CFX_ISOcalendar, very powerful
flexible.
(get the latest version though, there was a small but irritating bug in
earlier versions where weekly calendars very occasionally failed).
Tony Weeg wrote:
hi there.
looking for a cf based calendar, that can have sql
On Monday 24 Nov 2003 17:42 pm, walker wrote:
I need to find a good dynamic menu - kind of like the one found on
http://www.jensonusa.com, where the rollover pops down a second list of
items to choose from.
There are several CSS-only ways to do it (by marking up ul and li elements) -
a quick
The spreadsheet is never imported as the formats can change aswell as the
amount of sheets available.Certain people were only allowed to view
certain sheets.This was then all interegated with CFGrid until everyone
had completed the nessessary information.Then someone downloads the
spreadsheet
How about changing the trusted cache setting on the fly?
cfif something
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Sent: 24 November 2003 19:59
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Clearing Trusted Cache in CF 5
Trusted cache will prevent ColdFusion (5 or MX) from
How about changing the trusted cache setting on the fly?
cfif *refreshcache*
cfset *trustedcache* = off
cfinclude template=myinclude.cfm
cfset *trustedcache* = on
cfelse
cfinclude template=myinclude.cfm
/cfif
Obviously the *trustedcache* part would need to be figured out - presumably
Ok let's go back to my original error.
Only by entering 127.0.0.1 directly instead of localhost did I get the
connector to do anything.
Obviously though, this was not the solution as it seems to have caused
errors later on.
Why can't I connect to the Jrun server that IS running using
Here's what I'm getting from the wsconfig.log file:
# Created by JRun on 11/24 16:42:50
11/24 16:42:50 info Macromedia JRun 4 (Build 63961)
11/24 16:42:50 debug Created file
F:\CFusionMX\runtime\lib\wsconfig\jrunwin32.dll
11/24 16:43:17 error Could not connect to any JRun/ColdFusion servers on
I have a couple access.mdb files setup under the Jrun(Ya I know access
is bad) instance that also has CFMX 6.1.When I start the instance none
of the J2ee datasources can be found by CFMX, not until I go into CF
Admin and verify them.. Then they work fine..
Any ideas why this is happening and how
Went all the way back to CFMX 6.0 .
And there is still an error. This time CFMX 6.0 Professional never adds
the correct entries to IIS to handle .cfm pages.
This has resulted in a dialog box asking to open/save the index.cfm file
popping up whenever I try to access a .cfm page.
Does anyone
I currently have an application that has a built in heartbeat... A 1x1
pixel iframe that refreshes itself every 30 seconds.
Or just use an img tag? Works for me.
Nick
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I have been building a small document management system where Admins can
upload a share files with clients without using FTP (A few other things).
Right now the files are uploaded and stored in the users directory. I had
seen something a while back about actually storing the file in SQL server
Yeah this is what i do.Just instead of using an iframe create an invisible
image with the crs as the page you want to run.you can even for fun sake
actually return an image through cfcontent.
Tyler Clendenin
GSL Solutions
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Sent: Tuesday,
Does anyone know how to:
I am reverting back to access for the first time in like 5 years. Anyway,
the file is in Access 97 format. I am running MACR CF 6.1.
I can create a DSN connection through ODBC at the system level (on the NT
Server). When I go into MX 6.1 to create the ODBC Socket
How about a show of hands of people using CFLogin? I've been trying to get
my head around it for a few days now. I did a tutorial on EasyCFM and got
MORE confused. Anyone like it? Anyone want to take a shot at explaining it?
I'm still not sure what MM gave us. A container? We still have to
Use it, like it, etc. As for explaining it in general, I'd rather just focus
on specific questions. For example, you mention at the end, we still have
to provide tables to store username/pw and the roles - not at all! In fact,
cflogin could care less where usernames/pw/roles come from. In
Use it, love it, have a CFC suite that it is incorporated into.
I'll second Ray's request for specific questions.
Mike
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From: CF Lists [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 8:57 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFLogin
How about a show of hands of
I got the following source code from Brandon Purcell, dont know if you
already have it, and it works fine. But you are right about the roles thing,
because we are going to store the roles in the db for the application users,
so they will be different than their network roles.
The only code you
Just as a warning, I've seen wierd issues when I used cflogout above my
cflogin block. This never had any issues in 6.0, but I noticed an oddity
under 6.1 with it where (I believe) getAuthUser was NOT returning after
the cflogout. I don't remember the exact details, but I solved it by moving
my
I am reverting back to access for the first time in like 5
years.
I don't want you to take this the wrong way, but this is one of my pet
peeves - you don't revert back, you just revert, the fact that you're
going backwards is implicit. Sorry, but I couldn't help myself. Now, on to
your
I figured out the problem I was having... it turns out it had to do with one
of the field's in my recordset that was generated with CFQUERY. One of the
fields was called URL because it holds the URL of a web page that needs to
get used on the front end.
The following code fails in CFMX. Looking
I guess I was expecting more from cflogin. I thought it was going to do
everything for you. You'd think there would be built-in security tables if
there are built in functions to validate users.
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It will be something along the lines of binary but may depend a bit on
your RDBS.
Just remember, you're going to have to pull it from the DB and store it
in RAM before you serve it this way.That can be taxing if the files
are big.
--Ben Doom
cfhelp wrote:
I have been building a small
[raises hand]
I use itthink it's great. Using cflogin and multiple roles in an
extranet application. Again, like Ray said, it can be pretty much anything
to reference user/pwd - DB, XML, LDAP. The CFDocs are what I used to wrap my
head around it.
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Anyone not use source control? Would you
hire a web development shop to work on a project
if they routinely did not use source control but relied
on the developers to maintain informal source control?
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Wouldn't a list, by nature of it being a list, need more than
1 value to be called a list?
No, I don't think so. A list is simply a string of characters, and strings
can have a length of zero, after all. Admittedly, that list probably
wouldn't be especially useful.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf
In my opinion that would not be a feature at all. The way cflogin is
structured now allows you to use a variety of storage options for
login/security/roles/permission/etc.. info. Tying that stuff into CF itself
would be too restrictive and I doubt anyone would use it...
Mike
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URL is a reserved scope name. If you fully qualify the output, it should
work, ie use queryname.url, not just url.
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There is always a fine line between doing too little and doing too much. I
think cflogin hits the sweet spot myself. By NOT forcing you to use a db, it
allows you to easily switch your authentication methods without having to
update your entire site. Also do not forget that the security system can
U should try fireworks MX !!
I'm working on a CF 5 server.
While I'm not saying you should use the menu generation of Fireworks MX,
since I don't know much about it, I suspect that it'll work with any
server-side stuff you have, including CF 5.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
we don't use it.formally. we have dev boxes, and production boxes.
1. develop
2. test
3. backup production code
4. upload new code
5. test new code
6. run with it or recover if not good
...tony
tony weeg
senior web applications architect
navtrak, inc.
www.navtrak.net
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You may want to have a look at
http://www.digital-crew.com/index.cfm/action/viewnavcat/navcatId/32
This product basically does the same as having multiple file input fields
but does it using a single textarea type field!
HTH
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I guess I was expecting more from cflogin. I thought it was
going to do everything for you. You'd think there would be
built-in security tables if there are built in functions to
validate users.
The nice thing about CFLOGIN, etc, is that it doesn't do this for you - it
simply provides a
I figured out the problem I was having... it turns out it had
to do with one of the field's in my recordset that was generated
with CFQUERY. One of the fields was called URL because it
holds the URL of a web page that needs to get used on the front
end.
The following code fails in
Hmmm...something to ponder
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From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 10:00 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: ListFind() weirdness
Wouldn't a list, by nature of it being a list, need more than
1 value to be called a list?
No, I
My only problem with CFLOGIN is that you can't query out who is currently
logged in.It seems like if you need this feature, you may as well store
the sessions in a table and just store a sessionID cookie (or use a session)
to associate the user with the row in the table.I just like to have a
Next time I'll proof... My bad:)
I'll try these out and see what happens. I am almost positive I have CFMX
running under a local account.
Steve
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From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 9:52 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Access
At a previous job I had we used Microsoft's SourceSafe, but I found it more
cumbersome that it was worth.Currently we don't use source control, we
just have copies of the files on our client machines (which we use as our
development environments) and then once we test everything, we upload it to
I agree with this - have you used the macromedia wish form thing-a-ma-bob to
request it?
Other things missing -
getAllRoles() - would return all assigned roles for the current user.
isAuthenticated() - this is easy to write though - you just return true if
getAuthUser() neq
HOWEVER - there
Would you
hire a web development shop to work on a project
if they routinely did not use source control but relied
on the developers to maintain informal source control?
That would depend on the complexity of the requirements (especially
interfaces to other systems/components), the
No, where's the wish-list thing-a-ma-bob (sounds like that should be a
code name for a new Macromedia project) ?
John Burns
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From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 10:13 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CFLogin
I agree with this -
I was refactoring a CFC last night, and realized that since CF doesn't
have nulls, method calls within methods can be a little ugly.
My invocations (within a method) ended up looking like this (hardly
prettier than my un-factored code):
cfinvoke method=qryHelper returnvariable=myQuery
Okay, this is going to sound dumb to some of you but how can you do this
WITHOUT using a DB?
Greg
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To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: CFLogin
Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2003 08:56:06 -0600
There is always a fine line between
It should be www.macromedia.com/go/wish
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From: Mahmut Basaran [mailto:[EMAIL
cffunction name=qryHelper
cfargument name=sqlColumns required=yes
cfargument name=termKey required=yes
cfargument name=type required=no
/cffunction
cfscript
myQuery=createObject('component','mycfc');
dump(myQuery.qryHelper(sqlColumns=Yadda, Yadda,
Yadda,termKey=stuff));
/cfscript
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Heck, I even use CVS at home, and I have my entire Documents and
Settings tree in it, and my system does an automatic commit every 6
hours.So, if my workstation craps itself, I can restore my data from
the CVS repository on my home server :-)
Geeky?Certainly.
Daryl Walsh wrote:
Anyone not
I'm a bit confused, but are you saying you need a way to call a method and
dynamically pass in certain arguments? If so, just use argumentCollection.
s = structNew();
if(today is a special day) {
s.foo = 1;
}
s.goo = 1;
x = methodName(argumentCollection=s);
When you use argumentCollection,
I was in the process of reverting when I realized I had already reverted to
the previous state. Now that I have reverted I found the solution by
reverting back to this email.
You are correct sir! When I stopped all of the MX services and reregistered
them to run under my domain account the
Remember, you can run cfloginuser whenever you want. Lets say your security
system is so simple, you only need to worry about one user. You can easily
hard code in your authentication:
cfif username is admin and password is
noonewillguessthisiswear
cfloginuser name=admin password=etc
By the way, my solution is a bit over the top if you are using cfinvoke
syntax. You may find this easier:
cfinvoke .
cfinvokeargument name=always sent value=1
cfif foo
cfinvokeargment name=not always sent value=2
/cfif
/cfinvoke
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Why are you using cfinvoke? That tag is almost used only for special cases, 99% of time I use cfobject and it all boils down to one line:
myMethod(sqlColumns=sqlColumns termKey=termKey ...)
TK
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From: Jamie Jackson
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 10:21
I'll agree with Nick on this one. If you have a project with one or two developers then prehaps one can get away with not using source control. However, once a team of developers start working on a project then souce control becomes a necessity. Once the project moves into production (and code
Why do you say cfinvoke is only used for special cases? cfinvoke can be used
any time. It's really more of a syntax preference as to which one you should
use.
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I thought cfloginuser could only be run inside cflogin tags?
Were you just omitting them for brevity Ray?
Mike
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From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 10:37 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CFLogin
Remember, you can run
In my experiance, projects fail more often because of a lack of
communication between the development team and the customer than anyting
else!
Problems with projects can invariably be traced back to somebody not talking
to somebody else about something important.
- Kent Beck
:-)))
Massimo
You must be looking for the tag
CFLoginWithTheReallyNeatFlashBasedLoginScreenBackedByAUniversalDatabase
marlon
man, that really wasn't constructive at all...
CF Lists wrote:
I guess I was expecting more from cflogin. I thought it was going to do
everything for you. You'd think there would
I didn't leave it out for brevity, I left it out because I'm lazy. ;) Yes,
you should wrap that code with cflogin tags.
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Thanks for the reply.
Building on your argumentCollection suggestion, I think I've got it
figured out. I could just pass the whole arguments collection via
argumentCollection. Here's an example:
!--- Public method ---
cffunction name=formatName access=public returntype=string
cfargument
Hi,
I have a query that currently looks like:
CFQUERY name=clicks_per_product_market_display datasource=#
Data_Source #
select *
from email_results, email_blast
Where email_results.emres_blast_sent_id = #URL.BLAST# AND
email_results.emres_prod_catagory = '#get_cat_info.Category#' AND
I am a bit concerned about the memory but I am looking for a way to make
backing up easier and I can always buy more RAM.
So to do this do I just write the content of the file to a Binary field and
store the File Type and then use CFFILE to create a temp file on the server
when it is requested?
I have a query that currently looks like:
CFQUERY name=clicks_per_product_market_display datasource=#
Data_Source #
select *
from email_results, email_blast
Where email_results.emres_blast_sent_id = #URL.BLAST# AND
email_results.emres_prod_catagory = '#get_cat_info.Category#' AND
I think you should throughly look into the pros/cons for storing simple
(binary) documents (word/images/pdf etc) in the database.
I think, in most cases, there will not be so strong advantages, and it
might be that this things might be better to serve from the file-system.
/H.
Dave,
That doesn't seem to do what I want it to. I modified the query to grab
just the fields I'm using and grouped by those fields:
CFQUERY name=clicks_per_product_market_display datasource=#
Data_Source #
select
email_blast.embl_email,email_blast.embl_companyname,email_blast.embl_nam
Why are you using GROUP BY if you dont have any aggregate functions in
your select clause (ie AVG() SUM() etc).
Try taking it out
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From: Ben Densmore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 25 November 2003 16:45
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Group By Question
Dave,
That
use
MAX(columnname) as alias
along with your grouping.
dave
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From: Ben Densmore
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 11:44 AM
Subject: RE: Group By Question
Dave,
That doesn't seem to do what I want it to. I modified the query to grab
just the fields I'm
I don't know if this is specifically why, but my notes from a MAX session
mention that using cfinvoke slows things down because it needs to create and
manage a new object for each call, and it was recommended to reuse existing
objects where possible.
Thoughts?
-Kevin
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That doesn't seem to do what I want it to. I modified the
query to grab just the fields I'm using and grouped by those
fields:
CFQUERY name=clicks_per_product_market_display datasource=#
Data_Source #
select
email_blast.embl_email,email_blast.embl_companyname,email_blas
I think I can see that.
Mo=createObject();
Mo.doSomething();
Mo.doSomthing();
Instead of
cfinvoke method=doSomething
cfinvoke method=doSomething
Which would be akin to doing?
Mo.createObject();
Mo.dosomething();
Mo.createObject();
Mo.doDomething();
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I don't know if this is specifically why, but my notes from a
MAX session mention that using cfinvoke slows things down because
it needs to create and manage a new object for each call, and
it was recommended to reuse existing objects where possible.
In the absence of reuse, though, it
I don't know if this is specifically why, but my notes from a
MAX session mention that using cfinvoke slows things down
because it needs to create and manage a new object for each
call, and it was recommended to reuse existing objects where
possible.
You can specify an existing object for
If you are using more than one function from a CFC its better (faster) to create an object. Also, object way is cleaner (at least for me).
TK
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From: Bryan F. Hogan
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 11:54 AM
Subject: RE: Since CF knows no nulls...
I think
I like the object way better myself. Your saying that it's faster to
recreate the object every time you want to use one of it's functions? I
can't see that being faster.
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From: Tom Kitta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 12:00 PM
To: CF-Talk
He says the opposite, if calling more than one function, create the object
so you can reuse it. Again though, as others have said, you can easily use
cfinvoke w/ existing objects, so it really does just come down to style. Use
what makes sense for you.
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I said that its better NOT to use cfinvoke and use cfobject. I.e. I am on your side, for speed of code execution, speed of code creation and cleanliness of code.
TK
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From: Bryan F. Hogan
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 12:02 PM
Subject: RE: Since CF
Is it possible to have images using this tag?I have images in my html but
not showing on the pdf.
Does anybody have a good solution for column headings repeating on each
page?I used currentrow to count how many would fit on a page and then have
page break with column heading on the next page...
Although this statement is still not true, as you can use cfinvoke with
cfobject. Speed is not an issue here. Style is.
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Ok, my bad. :)
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From: Tom Kitta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 12:15 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Since CF knows no nulls...
I said that its better NOT to use cfinvoke and use cfobject. I.e. I am
on your side, for speed of code execution,
I'm working on a CF5+ API for Tigra Menu Gold. It is very configurable, affordable, cross browser friendly, and user accessible friendly menu; see: (http://www.softcomplex.com/products/tigra_menu_gold/)
My recent post for CF to ASP conversion is for the ASP data-driven module to be converted to
I don't know if this is specifically why, but my notes from a
MAX session mention that using cfinvoke slows things down because
it needs to create and manage a new object for each call, and
it was recommended to reuse existing objects where possible.
In the absence of reuse, though, it
you might try cfinvoke argumentcollection=#blah#
I was refactoring a CFC last night, and realized that
since CF doesn't
have nulls, method calls within methods can be a little
ugly.
My invocations (within a method) ended up looking like
this (hardly
prettier than my un-factored code):
In the past few weeks I've been working hard both for clients and
preparing to move (just after replacing my van). As a result of all
the upheaval in my life this month I've unfortunately not contributed
to the cf-talk list as much as I like. Most of the time lately I just
delete them all at the
Here is what you should check:
1. Make sure no firewall software is running at the time you install cf.
2. Make sure you don't have ipsec or tcp/ip filtering enabled during installation.
3. If you don't have firewall stuff, your problem could be the regional settings of your server (some say you
Is the onTap Framework the one you created? Are you going to compare it
to Mach-II? I'd be curious to see the differences both plus and minus.
We are going to be re-doing our site in the coming months and want to do
it using some type of framework, was going to be Mach-II but maybe I
will check
Has anyone had any problems with their sites from users that are using the
Safari browser? I am getting several errors a day from Safari users, but
when I try to duplicate them with a powerbook I have access to, I cannot get
them to occur. Is there anything different about that browser than IE and
I have been going in circles for about two hours here and need the
groups thoughts and suggestions.I am tying to access a page via
CFHTTP, rewrite all urls (images and href tags) to be absolute instead
of relative. Any suggestions for how to rewrite all of them? I know I
can turn on
Hi,
Would you be able to stick a BASE HREF into the CHTTP content?
How are you using the data once grabbed?
Regards,
Dan.
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From: Andrew Golden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 18:17
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFHTTP url rewriting
I have been going
I see, I just don't have Fireworks MX. I have CFStudio 5.
thanks
At 08:03 AM 11/25/2003, you wrote:
U should try fireworks MX !!
I'm working on a CF 5 server.
While I'm not saying you should use the menu generation of Fireworks MX,
since I don't know much about it, I suspect that
On Tuesday, November 25, 2003, at 12:18PM, Daniel Mackey wrote:
Hi,
Would you be able to stick a BASE HREF into the CHTTP content?
Not following what you mean? Please explain a little more...
How are you using the data once grabbed?
Basically dynamically creating mirrors of advertisers
The only things I've seen are a few CSS quirks and the obvious lack of
ActiveX capability. I haven't spent a whole lot of time at it though.
-Kevin
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From: Bruce Sorge [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 12:05 PM
Subject:
Hi All, I am doing research on software development techniques, best
practices, do's, don'ts, etc, etc.
Can you all share some links for things that you have run across. Not
necessarily CF stuff, but development and programming in general.
Thanks
Bryan
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Hi,
If you stick, base href="" into the
content you pulled, then any images and JS will be loaded from their site.
So, img src="" will reference the correct image as
the Base Href will tack on the site URL.
Regards,
Dan.
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From: Andrew Golden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Has anyone figured out the problem whereby this command hangs and gives you
a Jrun error?I know this is a little cryptic but if you've had the problem
then you know what I'm talking about.
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I've had some cookie problems where it tells me cookies aren't enabled, even though they are. If I clear the cookies, it works fine. Haven't figured out if you can up the amount of cookie storage yet.
John Venable
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A good rule of thumb I've found is that Safari closely resembles IE's
_javascript_/DOM. If it works on IE, it usually works on safari.
What type of errors are you getting from Safari clients?
Adam Wayne Lehman
Web Systems Developer
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On Tuesday, November 25, 2003, at 12:36PM, Daniel Mackey wrote:
Hi,
If you stick, base href="" into the
content you pulled, then any images and JS will be loaded from their
site.
So, img src="" will reference the correct image
as
the Base Href will tack on the site URL.
Thanks! Now to
You've got to be sh**ting me.There's a setInterval in flash?Too bad this
didn't come up last week when I was rebuilding a flash interface and got
stuck using the timeline to call functions periodically.
Mike, you have made my day.
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From: Mike Chambers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Does anyone know where to go to obtain the CSS for MS Word reference guide.
For example,
I've seen this on a page,
p {
margin:0pt;
mso-pagination:widow-orphan;
font-size:8.0pt;
font-family:Times New Roman;}
I would like to find out what mso-pagination:widow-orphan means and also how to set not
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