Kay Smoljak wrote:
On 1/14/06, Stan Winchester [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am slowing making the change over to CSS layouts but I noticed when I use
CSS layouts I cannot view my CF debugging because it is overlapped with the
CSS layout. How do others deal with CF debugging and CSS?
The
this worked for me:
cfsavecontent variable=Stock?xml version=1.0 encoding=ISO-8859-1 ?
shop
shopnamecfoutput#xmlformat(params.ShopName)#/cfoutput/shopname
stockcountcfoutput#Stock.recordcount#/cfoutput/stockcount
stock
cfloop startrow=1 endrow=#stock.recordcount# query=stock
item
heck the last 2 sites i did looked perfect in mac ie without any
tweaks at all, I don't know how you'd know since you don't have a mac.
No, I don't remember you whining like a little baby cause your css wouldn't
work right. You said oh I got it! Still broke! Menus, layout, everything. Don't
I hope the site would be https if he's collecting a credit card number. ;-)
That should negate the issue in IE right?
On 1/9/06, Adrian Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know some code in IE will stop this from happening. Not sure what it is
though. Also, if the page is accessed via HTTPS, the
Well that's the thing, the page you're on doesn't need to be HTTPS, it's the
page it's going to that counts.
I think having the form under HTTPS gives the customer a bit more
reassurance(with the padlock 'n' all), but it's the form action page that
needs to be secure.
Ade
-Original
I've never had a reason to do this but something like this might work.
So what's happening here. The browser understands it has filled out
before. Now of course the actual name of the field doesn't matter but
what does, will the browser see the same field name every time it
visits that form?
You
A possibly simpler way would be to build a structure then use the StructToXML
udf from cflib.org (http://www.cflib.org/udf.cfm?ID=573) to convert the
structure to properly formatted XML. Much less work involved
regards,
larry
Hi everyone. Happy new (almost) year.
I'm curious what you experts
I've been doing some googling this morning for good example of
ColdFusion implementations of the Flickr API. I've found lots of bits
and pieces, but has anyone built a full application or any sort of CF
based toolset for working with the Flickr API?
Thanks!
Jake
I have setup 2 CF server to do clustering, sticky sessions and session
sharing. However, they also seem to be passing request to each other, which
I don't want them to do (unless there is a way to say to use just 1 cf
server). I am using apache on the local server to connect to the cf server,
Whenever Bobby replies to Dave the Disruptor in the list his message is
getting bounced from my server and back to him.
Does anyone have any idea what could cause these messages to be scored as
spam?
I'm at a loss on this one ... Jenny
Jennifer Gavin-Wear wrote:
Whenever Bobby replies to Dave the Disruptor in the list his message is
getting bounced from my server and back to him.
That means your mail server is misconfigured. Mail from a
mailinglist should never be bounced to the From address. The
person sending the message
Wouldn't it be smarter if Coldfusion were licensed based on number of
instances and nothing else? Basically everyone would get enterprise, but you
would only be able to run as many instances/sandboxes as you pay for. So
pricing would be something like:
- 1000$: max of 1 instance/sandbox (like CF
Will you need to put a hat on your balding head cause because the chill must be
doing more damage.
Yes there was an issue but since in your old age and receding hair line and
memory seem to forget that the problem was a z-index bug in mac ff which isn't
a fault of css.
Crying? Will should I
Could you guys please take this offlist?
And yes, I know about filters, the delete button, and what-not, but this
discussion has wandered far off topic regardless. There's a great css
list at css-discuss.org.
Thanks!
Mike
dave wrote:
Will you need to put a hat on your balding head cause
In talking with the disruptured one, he pointed out a statement that I think he
took wrong. And I probably wrote wrong.
When I said CSS isn't there yet, I didn't mean CSS sucks, or CSS itself isn't
there yet. I mean CSS support isn't there yet, mainly in IE. It really pissed
me off to make
Hi Jeff,
for this case I#ve created the FileSystemObject CFC. You can download it
here:
http://download.newsight.de/FileSystemObject.zip
This CFC contains all functions to use the Windows FileSystemObject COM.
Artur
-Original Message-
From: J W [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Bobby and I got a good laugh at that
I have no clue what you're talking about. Where does he even have a css
menu? The only one I recall laughing at lately was yours lol. I'm not having
a 3-way with you 2... stop trying.
..:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.
Bobby Hartsfield
Jochem van Dieten wrote:
Jennifer Gavin-Wear wrote:
Does anyone have any idea what could cause these messages to be scored as
spam?
Most false positives I see from CF-talk are caused by:
- not cropping quoted email messages
I modified my filters (anything from Dave and any replies to
Depends on what criteria the spaminator on your server looks for. If his
domain has sent a lot of spam, that could be the reason.
Eric
-Original Message-
From: Jennifer Gavin-Wear [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, 14 January 2006 11:38
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT: Bounces
Has anyone (in the UK) worked with any of the big property portals,
rightmove.co.uk or fish4homes.co.uk, automating the upload of property
details? With CF or and other language?
I've fired off some emails(last year) to the companies but have yet to hear
back. I'm not sure they offer an API.
Did you find out the problem?
That code on it's own won't be causing the problem. What else is going on?
Ade
-Original Message-
From: Rich Kroll [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 11 January 2006 18:49
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFFLUSH and includes
Hello all,
I'm getting this error when
Dave, not trying to beat a dead horse but (last comments) you would be
thoroughly surprised what other people have on their plates and as someone
put it...coding after a long day of work is not ideal for some people
(especially if you have a family that includes young children). We all
contribute
Currently CF is licensed per 2 CPUs (as well as this distinction
between Standard and Enterprise). To run 50 instances in any stable
way, more than 2 CPUs will be necessary, so that model would
drastically cut the number of licences sold.
However it would be interesting to see if Adobe could
On 1/13/06, Cornillon, Matthieu (Consultant)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use the autocomplete=off approach with much success. I am curious
though: is it true that you can override this setting from within the
client?
Yup. You have absolutely no control over what the client does. As
On 1/13/06, Michael Clayton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yet when I go to localhost:8500/farcry/install/ I get a 404. This makes no
sense to me. Any suggestions?
Does http://localhost:8500/farcry work?
-Cameron
--
Cameron Childress
Sumo Consulting Inc
http://www.sumoc.com
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cell:
There's even less work involved in using the CFXML tag, because this
is what it's for...
On 1/14/06, Larry Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A possibly simpler way would be to build a structure then use the StructToXML
udf from cflib.org (http://www.cflib.org/udf.cfm?ID=573) to convert the
do this and just see if it works,
change it to logical path /farcry_foo and leave your directory path alone.
See if it works.
On 1/13/06, Michael Clayton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using the free CF development edition, and have been for quite a while,
for personal testing. I've never had
has anyone tried using the free DNS management
from godaddy?
One of my sites, www.dtdns.com, offers DNS hosting. It's not free, but I
can do special deals for fellow CF developers. I've never used GoDaddy's
DNS service (obviously) but I'll have to check it out.
-Justin
customer ID to store and use for future Txs.they
spend all the $$ on security and liability insurance
why should you ;-)
I have seen many instances where a site will collect all of the order
information (including CC details), and then store it for manual processing
later. They do not
In Coldfusion 5 (I'm so used to working in MX now that I forget what
don't work right in 5!) is there a more compact, better way to do this:
This checks for unwanted crap coming from a form before sending email...
cfif IsDefined(form.firstName) AND
(findoneof(![^]+%!=,form.firstName,1) EQ 0)
On 1/14/06, Michael Clayton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using the free CF development edition, and have been for quite a while,
for personal testing. I've never had to use mapping before, but I want to
try out FarCry and it suggests mapping.
So I mapped. It doesn't work. I have no idea
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