Sadly, barefoot2003 is just a folder under wwwroot.
Which is why I REALLY don't understand why it won't work. It's JUST a
folder
under root!
In that case, check the CFIDE virtual directory anyway I suspect that it
will have an application configured and it will not have the correct cfm
cfset randNUM = #RandRange(1,26)#
Seems weighted towards the numbers in the middle more.
So, how can I
make this a little more random?
How'd you test that theory? ... How large was your sample? The sample
size needs to be in the tens to hundreds of thousands at least to be
sure you're not
In that case, check the CFIDE virtual directory anyway I suspect that
it
will have an application configured and it will not have the correct cfm
mappings If that is the case, your best bet is to use the remove
button
as you dont need an IIS application to be configured for CFIDE
Running a quick test, I'm finding (on CF 6.1) that after runing
randomize(timeformat(now(), ss)) (which, btw, is not a great sample
set) that I routinely get a reasonable even sample.
That is, for a run of 1, randramge(1,25) returns each number at
least 350-ish times and no more than
Waiting for a phone call, I ran a test pulling a random number between
1 and 26 inclusive 100,000 times, and the distribution across the
range was very near even.Here's code:
cfset size = 26 /
cfset count = ArrayNew(1) /
cfloop from=1 to=#size# index=i
cfset count[i] = 0 /
/cfloop
cfloop from=1
You're better off not calling randomize() at all.If you don't call it,
then CF will default to the calling randomize() with the current time in
milliseconds.However, due to argument types you can't actually pass that
level of precision to randomize() yourself.
To get truly random numbers across
What happens if you create a new folder under cfide/administrator/test
and add the file index.cfm with the line cfdump var=#server#?
What do you get then?
--Ferg
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From: Jeff Small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Oh yeah, you need an application.cfm in that folder too!!!
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From: Ken Ferguson
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 2:48 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Okay, go here to see what I'm talking about...(cfserver not
running correctly)
What happens if you create a new folder under
Is this possible.I have done my best to search for an answer and I'm beginning to think this is a bit of useful functionality missing from Dreamweaver, at least in version 6.1.
I found this tantalizing quote on the Macromedia website.
quote
Sharing snippets
You can share code snippets with
Hey All,
If you open an attachment (say Word doc) in Outlook Express (latest version
on XP Pro)...make some changes and save itwhere does that file get
saved?This is of course opening an attachement and NOT doing a save as.
So:
-open attachment
-make changes
-save
-close file
Does it still
I use Eudora, but I would say right click on the attachment name in
Outlook, choose 'save as' and see where what directory pops up.It should
be saved in that one (probably some kind of name such as attch or something).
Ray
At 03:59 PM 8/23/2004, you wrote:
Hey All,
If you open an attachment
It's usually stored in the temporary internet files directory.
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files
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From: Bryan Stevenson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 3:00 PM
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Subject: OT: Where are
My co-worker is making a shopping cart, trying to keep it fairly CFC
oriented, not necessarily OO to the core, just reliant on CFCs in places
where they would seem useful.
Anyway, we got into a discussion about his cfscript library, which he
turned into a CFC for portability. Now he'd like to
Oh yeah, you need an application.cfm in that folder too!!!
What happens if you create a new folder under cfide/administrator/test
and add the file index.cfm with the line cfdump var=#server#?
What do you get then?
--Ferg
Okay!
*THAT* was interesting!
Here's what happened.
When we put
Is this possible.I have done my best to search for an
answer and I'm beginning to think this is a bit of useful
functionality missing from Dreamweaver, at least in version
6.1.
You can do this, kind of, using Library items. Library items are specific to
a site, so you'd have to have a
It's a bit further down...but thanks Marlon...pressed SEND then found my own stinkin answer...never fails ;-)
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\content.IE5\one of the funny named folders
Cheers
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP Director of E-Commerce
Try unplugging the machine, spinning it 360 degrees and plug it up again.
Does the trick every time :-)
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From: Jeff Small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 4:07 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Okay, go here to see what I'm talking about...(cfserver not
running correctly)
LMAOthat's just what my Monday needed ;-)
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP Director of E-Commerce Development
Electric Edge Systems Group Inc.
phone: 250.480.0642
fax: 250.480.1264
cell: 250.920.8830
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Try unplugging the machine, spinning it 360 degrees and plug it up again.
Does the trick every time :-)
There's always one in every crowd, isn't there? Boy, you're lucky you're
about ten miles away right now...boy, howdy
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If the methods are static, use CFINVOKE on the component, rather than
an instance.If they're not static (or you want to call them
non-statically for performance reasons), then I'd instantiate the
class in the constructor of each CFC that uses it and keep it around
in an instance variable.Depending
Since this is going to be considered off topic for this list, it'd be best to reply to me off list unless this sparks an interesting discussion.
I've kind of evolved in being the person who sets up the SQL servers for new users as part of my job.I've managed to muddle my way around and get
Samuel R. Neff wrote:
You're better off not calling randomize() at all.If you don't call it,
then CF will default to the calling randomize() with the current time in
milliseconds.However, due to argument types you can't actually pass that
level of precision to randomize() yourself.
Okay.I'd
I need Merant 3.70 ODBC drivers for CFMX. Anyone know a good source?
Dave
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I believe the current version is 5.5, it comes with Dreamweaver and you
can supposedly buy it as a individual product on macromedia.com
Justin Hansen
Project Manager
Uhlig LLC
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From: Jim McAtee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 2:01 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Latest
In this Fusebox Conference interview I talk with Hal Helms about a bonus
Fusebox Lifecycle Process (FLiP) CD that he and Jeff Peters are giving out
at the Fusebox conference. I have also heard from some people who are having
trouble convincing their bosses to send them to the conference. So I have
Looks like it's all fixed now. Dave must've been right. Dave, where in
the world did you learn that trick??? I've put it up on the DON'T ERASE
section of our server room whiteboard. Now, I wonder if spinning on
through 720 degrees or just increasing the rotational speed will make
the machine run
HomeSite+ is only available with DWMX, HomeSite 'lite' is available seperately...
Calvin
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From:Justin Hansen
Date:8/23/04 4:30 pm
To:CF-Talk
Subj:RE: Latest version of HomeSite+?
I believe the current version is 5.5, it comes with Dreamweaver and you
can supposedly
Looks like it's all fixed now. Dave must've been right. Dave, where in
the world did you learn that trick??? I've put it up on the DON'T ERASE
section of our server room whiteboard. Now, I wonder if spinning on
through 720 degrees or just increasing the rotational speed will make
the machine
Actually, as I understand it, you have no legal responsibility to even
tell the surfer what stats you are collecting. Businesses spell out
their privacy policy in order put their potential customers at ease and
to get people to feel secure on their site. However, you are free to
harvest whatever
It would've been easier asking Bruce Lee to enter a karate tournament, or asking Einstein to enter a spelling bee!
Sheeesh!
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Jeff,
And what was the solution prey tell - or did I miss that?
-Mark
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From: Jeff Small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: SOLUTION: Re: Okay, go here to see what I'm talking about...(cfserver
not r unning correctly)
Matt Blatchley wrote:
Any particular reason why you would consider it not a good practice?
Well, for one thing, IP != user.For example, if I browse here at work,
my IP matches that of 5 other users.If I browse from a dial-up
connection, the IP I have today may have been someone else's
I am setting up our new login process. I am attempting to utilize the CFLOGIN and CFLOGINUSER functions as well as a SECURITY.CFC file to authenticate my user logins.
My folder structure is this:
Root/Research/Secure/
Includes:
application.cfm
default.cfm
loginform.cfm
request_login.cfm
under normal circumstances, I usually show links (stepped) back to the home page or main page of the section regardless of how the user got there
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From: Michael Kear
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 10:55 AM
Subject: Breadcrumbs - do you fully track users?
Hello Steve,
Thank you for your help, however, I received a syntax error in the httpd.conf file when restarting Apache with the recompiled connector: (Cannot load ...mod_jrun.so into server... Undefined symbol: removePathParms)
Any ideas where I went wrong, the new recompiled mod_jrun.so was
Interesting one Mike, I had a good think about this a while ago and decided
that to me bread crumbs are how a user got to where he is, sort of like the
back button..
I try to put a You are here which shows the steps form the homepage and
then a How you got here which is the bread crumbs..
Taco
It is a known bug that getAuthUser() inside cflogin will return an
emptry string. It doesn't work till you leave the cflogin block.
-Raymond
On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 17:56:53 -0400, Doug Lineberry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am setting up our new login process. I am attempting to utilize the CFLOGIN
I have some Queries that I want to convert a record to either an Array or a Struct (different queries, different requirements).
What is the easiest way to Query - Struct and Query - Array
I was about to roll through the resultset and create a struct and array .. but I was curious if there is a
It would've been easier asking Bruce Lee to enter a karate
tournament, or asking Einstein to enter a spelling bee!
Sheeesh!
Bruce maybe... iirc Einstein had lousy spelling... and wasn't real
great with math either. I suspect Albert would have found the spelling
bee idea silly anyway, given
I have a UDF to make RecordsetToStruct.. never needed arrays much ..
but I am sure we could do the same.. contact me offlist and I shall
send it to you
MD
On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 17:20:13 -0500, Paul Giesenhagen
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I have some Queries that I want to convert a record to either
What do you mean, until I leave the cflogin block?Where else would I need to run cfloginuser from and still have the getAuthUser available to all files and subfolders?
It is a known bug that getAuthUser() inside cflogin will return an
emptry string. It doesn't work till you leave the cflogin
What do you mean, until I leave the cflogin block?Where
else would I need to run cfloginuser from and still have the
getAuthUser available to all files and subfolders?
You would run CFLOGINUSER from within your CFLOGIN block, but the
GetAuthUser function would be run anywhere else you like.
I am just curious to kow if anyone knows first hand of any problems when it comes to using or not using the document name in a url with variables...
example:
site.com/index.cfm?somevar=value
is the same as
site.com/?somevar=value
I just did an entire site this way and it worked just fine on
If you sell the collected sales data to someone else and didn't
disclose this in your PP (er... thats Privacy Policy ) you've got a
customer service problem (i.e. customers will never do business with
you when you get caught).If you do that in certain U.S. industries
(mostly related to
either way... they are both *dead*
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From: S. Isaac Dealey
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 6:25 PM
Subject: WAY OT: Einstein at a Spelling Bee - was Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?
It would've been easier asking Bruce Lee to enter a karate
tournament, or
Hi Paul,
cf_querytostruct
http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm#loc=en_usview=sn106viewName=Exchange%20Search%20Detailsauthorid=35342266page=0scrollPos=0subcatid=0snid=sn106itemnumber=0extid=1000687catid=0
Seems like you could just convert the thing manually with less code,
Their position based on the menu hierarchy.I don't try to show their
actual path.Just got done with a feature session with a client and
their primary concern was for a user to get a sense of
location/position from the breadcrumb trail.There was no interest in
displaying click history.Never heard
Got it!! That worked perfectly. :)Thanks
What do you mean, until I leave the cflogin block?Where
else would I need to run cfloginuser from and still have the
getAuthUser available to all files and subfolders?
You would run CFLOGINUSER from within your CFLOGIN block, but the
GetAuthUser
i think i had a similar problem in older versions of Netscape, maybe THEY (whoever is testing) has netscape, or an older browser? I don't know what else would cause that...
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I thought I read another thread that said the getauthuser() is not
defined until you exit cflogin.
Thanks,
CC
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The person who set it up knows what he is doing and is also a fellow developer. I'd bet my left one that he was using firefox. Besides, I wouldnt send an app on it's way without some cross browser testing so im all but posotive that that's not it.
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From: joe velez
Still looking for any practical example of using the URLEncode/URLDecode
UDF's found on cflib.org. Anybody? The (little) documentation just
doesn't cut it...
Cutter
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On 8/23/04 5:25 PM, Mark A. Kruger - CFG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeff,
And what was the solution prey tell - or did I miss that?
-Mark
See, that's the funny part...there WASN'T a solution...
It...just...started...working.
And I'm not about to try and figure out why.
Lol...
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If one has Dreamweaver license can an older version of HomeSite+ (5.1,
5.2) be upgraded to the most recent without installing DreamWeaver?
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Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 2:29 PM
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Can any one recommend a descent piece of CF mailing list server software? Possible (but not necessary) with integrated content management.
Regards,
Mike
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Cutter (CF related) wrote:
Still looking for any practical example of using the URLEncode/URLDecode
UDF's found on cflib.org. Anybody? The (little) documentation just
doesn't cut it...
Cutter
What kind of an example are you looking for? Just how it's used? We use
it a lot for several
I've heard there are problems that arise in certain browsers when you
eliminate the document name on the lists here and there. My impression
is it can't be done reliably.
On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 19:12:19 -0400, Ewok [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The person who set it up knows what he is doing and is also
MM seems to do it rather well. Oh well.. guess im stickin to the old fashioned way
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From: Nando
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 7:56 PM
Subject: Re: URL's with variables
I've heard there are problems that arise in certain browsers when you
eliminate the
The system:
I have an application in production, peak usage at about 100
concurrent users. (Dual CPU - 1G Ram). The box handles the load like
it aint no thang, as the majority of the application and number
crunching is going on in Oracle. The JRun instance use the appropriate
amount of cpu and
As far as I know, they are saved somewhere in the temp directory.
So on WinXP that would be in some obscure Documents and Settings/username/../../ directory.
If you open the attachment in Word or something that allows you to save, then click Save As you should see the default path.
Mine is
The problem:
Every 1-3 days the system comes to a screeching halt, and
eventually throws the all too common JRun Connection errors.
CF nor Oracle throw any types of errors to indicate the
source of the problem.
Have you tried other Oracle JDBC drivers? Oracle provides two different JDBC
Yeah, that's actually an solution I'm going to try (forgot to mention
it). I'm not aware what war this application was deployed with, but
I'm willing to doubt its the out-of-the-box version. I'm going to try
and deploy it with my 'current' war that has all the hotfixes and
oracle drivers.
I just
Although I do have a question out of curiosity I have to recheck
but im pretty sure I'm set to allow for 10 threads (5 per cpu).
However most of the time I count 7 jrpp-xxx in one dump. Although
every so often I count 12. What gives? Does this dump only show
threads currently in use? From
If you type http:// in the search box on google homepage and press I
am feeling lucky, you are directed to Microsoft homepage. Any reasons?
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CFLib has several functions regarding these type of operations.
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Subject: Queries/Arrays/Structs
From: Paul Giesenhagen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, August 23, 2004 3:20 pm
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have some Queries that I want to convert a record
if you type http:// in the browser and hit go, you dont go anywhere,
but http:///, which doesnt resolve to anything.
its almost as if microsoft bought the word from google http://
which is probably completely possible since my company bought some
words on there too...
it might be a HEFTY price,
In usability circles the term Breadcrumbs has come to specifically mean
the hierarchical listing of a page's parent sections back to the root.
Of course this doesn't really jibe with the source of the term Breadcrumbs
(Hansel and Gretel for those that don't know) which specifically dealt
with a
Because for the keyword http, Microsoft's web site is top of the
list.Nothing special happening there, exactly the same as any other
keyword.Next month it might be AltaVista(they're second on the
list righ tnow), but who knows.
cheers,
barneyb
On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 21:58:41 -0400, Qasim Rasheed
thanks for your comments guys
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Yes, i use queryRowToStruct() all the time from cflib ...
On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 19:13:23 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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CFLib has several functions regarding these type of operations.
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Have you ruled out the web-server? It should (in theory) work in any
browser, they are just using a text-based reference to an information source
(i.e. url) and shouldn't care how it is typed (note tahat I haven't read the
rfc's though...).
To see if it is the server, do a request and see what
So...
I'm dealing with a potential client who wants to hire me as a
subcontractor.I think I'm one level removed by the real client.
The project was supposed to start two weeks ago, and had a Phase 1
deadline of the 30th (a week from today).With 3 weeks, there would have
been no problem meeting
May I welcome you to the clause All deadlines are contingent on required materials being supplied by the client in a timely fashion ;-)
I know how obvious it may sound...but the golden rule is clients are stupid and evil.This rule may not really be true...but for the purposes of any kind of
At 04:18 PM 8/23/2004, you wrote:
May I welcome you to the clause All deadlines are contingent on required
materials being supplied by the client in a timely fashion ;-)
I've already added something similar to my proposal format.In all
reality, I'm pretty amazed I've never had this problem
At 05:17 PM 8/23/2004, you wrote:
Unfortunately, this client had their own contracts, so we didn't use
mine.
There is only 1 contract here...ours ;-)
That approach appeals to me more every time I have to use another contract.
As a sub-contractor, I don't usually get that option, but for the
Yep...if I have to deliver upon completion...they have to pay upon delivery ;-)
It sure is tough to be a nice reasonable human being sometimes
Cheers
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP Director of E-Commerce Development
Electric Edge Systems Group Inc.
phone: 250.480.0642
fax: 250.480.1264
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