cfoutputa href=cfif len(trim(field)) GT
0file.cfmcfelse##/cfif#field#/a/cfoutput
alex poyaoan wrote:
thanks be trying this and will let you know
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On 10/12/06, Ben Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking for a fix for this one too - seeing a similar error using a
pronto ODBC driver.
Alexis,
Did you ever get an answer to this problem? Also, do you have
cfoutputa href=cfif len(trim(field)) GT
0file.cfmcfelse##/cfif#field#/a/cfoutput
Or you can do -
cfoutput
a href=cfif len(trim(field))file.cfmcfelse##/cfif#field#/a
/cfoutput
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cfif isDefined(field) and len(field)
cfset fileLoc = file.cfm
cfelse
cfset field = Home
cfset fileLoc = index.cfm
/cfif
cfoutput
a href=#fileLoc#
#field#
/a
/cfouput
Like this?
thanks to all it has been a big help now each suggestion worked
Anyone???
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From: George Owns [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 13 October 2006 09:43
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Directory Watcher
Anyone???
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Hi Ben. Thanks for your response. One question:
What about just signaling the page to SUBMIT rather than REFRESH and set
some sort of hidden field flag to tell the processing page NOT to
process the form, but just to let it refresh with the same form data.
This will allow the form to keep
Check your config file. You should see stuff like this:
# CFC Function for file Change events
# Default is onChange, set to nothing if you don't want to see these events
changeFunction=onChange
# CFC Function for file Add events
# Default is onAdd, set to nothing if you don't want to see these
On 10/12/06, Juman Lop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So how am i going to changes the chart/graph into 300dpi. Is it able for me
to do that. Or do you have any idea for that.
Sorry, I only know I was having this issue with Images in cfdocument
and someone on the list mentioned that I should try
I believe you will need to set cfhchart to return a png or jpg, then
use the NAME feature to return the binary data. Save that - and link
to it using normal HTML.
On 10/12/06, Juman Lop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Con you guy please help me to display a simple cfchart using cfdocument?
This
Hi,
One of my customers wante to move an old web site written using CF5 and
SQL2000 running on Win 2000 to a new server running SQL 2005 and Win 2003.
What problems are likely if any?
Kevin Roche
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The quick difference between the Cfquery and cfStoreproc is you can deal
with multiple recordset returned from the stored procedure which was not
possible using cfquery .With CfstoredProc you can deal with the return
values from the stored procedures.
The Only drawback I see using
hahahahaha...My name is Rsheed and I am missing my goat. I am needing
Coldfusion programmer to create pipe for to lead him back to his home. The
pipe need connect to his home and to him also, that he may crawl through
pipe to home. Pipe also must be able to search for goat since I not know
I installed 5.0.3 on a client running MX this week and have had no
problems yet.
-Ryan
Doug Brown wrote:
Will the new 5.0 connector work with MX?
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From: Steven Erat [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2006 6:35
let me backup for a min.
I have code that logs page views in a CFC. This code works on all web pages
that do not have SES URLs. On pages that do have SES URLs the code in the
CFC is being executed multiple times. I even replaced the SES URLs with a
standard query string. ie.
Quick Question,
Why do people think that languages such as Python or Ruby as so much more
popular than CF when, in a web point of view, they acheive the same thing in
the same way (i.e lightweight scripting).
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Kevin,
I suspect most of the issues that will occur will be the differences in the
databases.
Teddy
On 10/13/06, Kevin Roche [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
One of my customers wante to move an old web site written using CF5 and
SQL2000 running on Win 2000 to a new server running SQL 2005 and
Neil Middleton wrote:
Why do people think that languages such as Python or Ruby as so much more
popular than CF when, in a web point of view, they acheive the same thing in
the same way (i.e lightweight scripting).
They are?
Jochem
At the point that you click the link that opens the popup, pass the form
fields to the spawned child window. Save the original form data within a
hidden form on the popup. When you submit the popup, have the popup form
submit back to the originating form. This will allow you to detect for the
Is this a freelance client? I hope you're kidding about them calling you in
the evenings.
Sounds like you need to stomp their necks once or twice to get them in line.
No client should have that sort of power over you.
!//--
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web developer
certified advanced
On 10/13/06, Neil Middleton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quick Question,
Why do people think that languages such as Python or Ruby as so much more
popular than CF when, in a web point of view, they acheive the same thing
in
the same way (i.e lightweight scripting).
Cost? It's the reason I
Another rather big difference is that inside CFquery SQL you can use CF and
essentially have a dynamic SQL solution without the drawbacks of dynamic
SQL. For some solutions this makes Ad-hock query faster than stored proc.
TK
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From: Ninad Inamdar [mailto:[EMAIL
It's so irritating when people think that Coldfusion costs money. Unless
you're hosting your own server, the only cost is virtual hosting, which
you're going to have to pay no matter what. You also don't need a special
editor to code CF.
So, having your own server aside, Coldfusion is as free as
George,
This is purely a guess--but I'm guessing the DirectoryWatcher gateway
doesn't understand the concept of renaming a file.
Try creating a text file, then modify the text file by appending some new
text.
Does the onChange event run then?
-Dan
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From: George Owns
Ajax is becoming more and more popular, Flex2 is what Adobe counts on that as
its future success and CF which we all love is why I post here. Okay these
technologies are competing with each other or just cooperate. Will CF be
eliminated and becomes just a part of Flex, or Flex and Ajax compete
Dan - good catch. I read in his email that he edited the file - but
looking again it definitely looks like he renamed it.
On 10/13/06, Dan G. Switzer, II [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
George,
This is purely a guess--but I'm guessing the DirectoryWatcher gateway
doesn't understand the concept of
Why do people think that languages such as Python or Ruby as so much more
popular than CF when, in a web point of view, they acheive the same thing in
the same way
Just as simple as this: they are wrong.
1. Python or Ruby are not more popular than CF
2. they do not achieve the same thing in the
On 10/13/06, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's so irritating when people think that Coldfusion costs money. Unless
you're hosting your own server, the only cost is virtual hosting, which
you're going to have to pay no matter what. You also don't need a special
editor to code CF.
CF and Flex work cohesively together for webservices that make remote calls
in ActionScript easy.
There are documented use cases of using AJAX types technologies with CF,
Flex and CF with Flex.
The technologies may be different, but their integration is demonstrated and
documented.
CF will be
The following code worked for me but you will need to format the image size:
cfdocument overwrite=yes format=pdf
cfchart format=jpg seriesplacement=default labelformat=number
show3d=yes tipstyle=mouseOver pieslicestyle=solid
cfchartseries type=pie
cfchartdata item=New car sales
Anyone knows of websites/ books or any other material that would make a good
resource of knowledge regarding the use of Java from ColdFusion? For
example, places where escaping to Java from CF would be beneficial for speed
purposes. I remember a while back using Java to read test files.
TK
You ain't right, you're left (It should be noted that Doug is kidding,
and in no way is purposely trying to offend anyone else on this list)
Cutter
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Doug Brown wrote:
hahahahaha...My name is Rsheed and I am missing my goat. I am needing
I don't think CF is going anywhere. Flex2 is awesome but it's more time
intensive than CF. AJAX is also very cool but should be used in
moderation. Each has its niche and none will disappear IMHO
Ali Majdzadeh wrote:
Ajax is becoming more and more popular, Flex2 is what Adobe counts on that
There is a thread like this every month. Can we step away from the
rhetoric?
Teddy
On 10/13/06, John Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/13/06, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's so irritating when people think that Coldfusion costs money.
Unless
you're hosting your own server,
Teddy,
Have you noticed any particular issues with moving from SQL2000 to SQL2005?
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: Teddy Payne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 13 October 2006 14:00
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CF5, Win2003 and SQL2005
Kevin,
I suspect most of the issues that will occur
Sixten Otto wrote:
The information that the modification is needed is cleverly concealed
in a single sentence in the livedocs (and probably also the dead tree
version); see under Field Searches:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/1327.htm
Then scroll down to the
Bang on brother. I think it's funny when CF gets bashed as a 'lesser'
language too. We're talking about the first web application server. CF
gets a bad rap because it's tag based. You have all of these admin types
who were already using Perl and Python scripting within their server
Hi,
Is anyone aware of some tool that would analyze the CF log files like
schedule.log and mailsent.log,
and maintain a database easier to work with, so that an application
could query for messages actually sent,
failures, errors and reasons for?
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John,
I would agree with you, if it weren't for guys like NewAtlanta putting
out a free version of BlueDragon or the Railo project. Cost is not a
valid argument any more (NewAtlanta has offered a free edition of BD
since2003? Josh, Vince, pipe in anytime here). Not trying to start a
Will CF be eliminated and becomes just a part of Flex, or Flex and Ajax compete
till one day one can kill the other one? Or they will live together and help
each other to become more powerful rich internet application?
All of the above the next version of Flex and ColdFusion are going to
The datatypes coverted fine for the most part. I remember tweaking some
numeric datatypes. My stored procedures worked correctly. I obviosuly miss
DTS in my database manager, but I will have to learn SSIS here soon to make
migrating databases easier.
The configuration is a bit more involved
By the way is there a suitable ODBC driver fron CF to SQL 2005? Will the
standard SQL 2000 driver work?
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: Kevin Roche [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 13 October 2006 15:01
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CF5, Win2003 and SQL2005
Teddy,
Have you noticed any
Check out flogr from scott stroz:
Here is the category URL for Flogr at Scott's blog. Ignore the top
entry which seems to be misplaced:
http://www.boyzoid.com/blog/index.cfm/Flogr
On 10/13/06, Claude Schneegans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Is anyone aware of some tool that would analyze the
Just to be very clear, ColdFusion and Flex are different products, and there
are no plans to combine them. Doing so would not be in the best interests of
either - ColdFusion needs to be successful with and without Flex, and Flex
has to be successful far beyond the ColdFusion universe. We are
Aren't you going to scope those vars?
Cutter
http://blog.cutterscrossing.com
alex poyaoan wrote:
cfif isDefined(field) and len(field)
cfset fileLoc = file.cfm
cfelse
cfset field = Home
cfset fileLoc = index.cfm
/cfif
cfoutput
a href=#fileLoc#
If you use Eclipse, Mike Nimer's log viewer works rather well.
http://www.mikenimer.com/index.cfm?mode=entryentry=03B7193D-4E22-1671-5C1199EC6DA5124E
There is a flex based log viewer made by Scott Stroz called Flogr:
http://www.boyzoid.com/blog/index.cfm/2006/4/24/FlexBased-log-reader#comments
I have used the SQl Server 2000 driver just fine with 2005, but Microsoft
does have an updated Type 4 Driver:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/data/ref/jdbc/
I have not deployed the Type 4 yet.
Teddy
On 10/13/06, Kevin Roche [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By the way is there a suitable ODBC driver fron
Thanks Ben, we've all repeated this until we're blue in the face but
hopefully coming from you it will be seen as definitive. Both products
are truly awesome, massive time savers, different and complemetary.
On 10/13/06, Ben Forta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just to be very clear, ColdFusion and
On 10/13/06, Cutter (CFRelated) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John,
I would agree with you, if it weren't for guys like NewAtlanta putting
out a free version of BlueDragon or the Railo project. Cost is not a
valid argument any more (NewAtlanta has offered a free edition of BD
since2003?
John,
It is not a touchy subject. It is shall we say a, well beaten horse. It
is not your fault.
I was just trying to prevent yet another thread that forces so many to
justify themselves uneccessarily.
We enjoy the product to the point where we subject ourselves to debates so
strong that
I came across an interesting security issue today. I secured a CF
webservice using basic http authentication, following these docs:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/1551.htm
(I used the second option, making CF do the work)
Anyway, when consuming the webservice on the CF
That's cool.
I'm simply looking at it from the perspective of the average person who
might be interested in learning CF. They're not going to have a ded server,
or even need one for that matter.
!//--
andy matthews
web developer
certified advanced coldfusion programmer
This might be one argument for starting a forum, rather than having
an email list - I find it quite difficult to browse Houseoffusion
Hence, flogged horses are dragged out more often than they might be
(rather than just see so and so thread)...
Ironically, the change to a forum rather than
log viewer
Thanks, but note that I'm not thinking of a log viewer so that a
*human* can view the log,
but rather a log analyser so that an *application* could for instance
check if a scheduled task
was run with success or which was the error if not, or could check the
list of messages
Teddy,
Thank you for that. I am a lot less concerned about it now.
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: Teddy Payne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 13 October 2006 15:24
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CF5, Win2003 and SQL2005
I have used the SQl Server 2000 driver just fine with 2005, but
So where's the download link? Is it publically available?
Thanks,
Mark
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From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 13, 2006 10:17 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Log analyser for CF
Check out flogr from scott stroz:
Here is the category URL
This sounds like something very custom. It would not take much to create it
really to just read and parse the log files from a scheduled task.
Depending how you build your log, you may need to set up your own searching
rules for particular events.
Teddy
On 10/13/06, Claude Schneegans [EMAIL
I'd imagine it is here:
The SVN repo, svn://www.boyzoid.com/logreader/logReader, has been updated
On 10/13/06, Mark Leder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So where's the download link? Is it publically available?
Thanks,
Mark
-Original Message-
From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL
So how do I get to svn:... From a web browser to download? FF throws an
error.
Thanks,
Mark
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From: Aaron Rouse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 13, 2006 11:08 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Log analyser for CF
I'd imagine it is here:
The SVN repo,
At the point that you click the link that opens the popup, pass the form
fields to the spawned child window.
Can you tell me how you are doing this? What I mean to say is, how does the
link recognize the form values? The only way I can get the form field values
recognized is if I use input
Benign,
Personally I see Flex Development as a way to develop component
applications for use within a site/application, not as a way of
developing of developing an entire site/application. This isn't to say
that it's not possible to do so, just not the wisest thing to do
overall. Part of the
You have to download a client to get an SVN. Something like:
http://subversion.tigris.org/project_packages.html but there are numerous
ones out there. I honestly do not even recall what one I have installed at
home.
On 10/13/06, Mark Leder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So how do I get to svn:...
Well, the popup has a parent object. It has a reserved object just for the
page that spawned it. It is called opener.
So you could do, opener.forms[0].field.value from the pop up and then
assisgn it to a local hidden form field.
You can do most everything with the opener object that you could
hi, i was just wondering whether it is possible to update a session variable on
the client java script
for example, i can display a sessionvariable by using:
cfoutput#session.variable.name#/cfoutput
but is there any way of doing this without using ajax or will i need to use ajax
thanks
I believe you will need to use AJAX since the session is stored on the
server.
Richard White wrote:
hi, i was just wondering whether it is possible to update a session variable
on the client java script
for example, i can display a sessionvariable by using:
You could call another page with JS and that page could do the session
update. The page could a pop-up or an iframe or whatever route you decide
to take.
On 10/13/06, Jake Churchill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe you will need to use AJAX since the session is stored on the
server.
thanks very much, sorry for the trivial question but now its clear :)
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It would not take much to create it
This is exactly what I was thinking, so I was inquiring if anyone
already done it,
before I reinvent the wheel. ;-)
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(Please
but is there any way of doing this without using ajax or will i need
to use ajax
No, you need to communicate by any mean with the server. Could be Ajax, or
directly using the XMLHttpRequest object.
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See
Teddy
Excellent. Thanks again.
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Just Ben; will CF8 have a more serious look at AJAX? I know you have big plans
about CF/FLEX compatibility and they work great together now (new update for
CF7 really did help)but as you know many people like AJAX too and you can read
everywhere about it's becoming a part of Rich Internet
I once had a client that provided me a cell phone so they could have 24/7
access and then put me on a 600 / week retainer just in case...I got one
call a week at most
Sometimes its good sometimes its not.
On 10/13/06, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this a freelance client? I
This is true, but the wheel is small so creating it is like mowing the lawn;
you can do it in a few hours. =) Would be fun to do really. I should
think of creating one to check for regular expressions. I don't use the
logs that much other than for error checking though.
Teddy
On 10/13/06,
Amen James, Amen..
Teddy
On 10/13/06, James Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Ben, we've all repeated this until we're blue in the face but
hopefully coming from you it will be seen as definitive. Both products
are truly awesome, massive time savers, different and complemetary.
On
That's pretty nice money for one call a week.
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web developer
certified advanced coldfusion programmer
ICGLink, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
615.370.1530 x737
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From: Richard Dillman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sorry, I can't answer that question with any details or specifics. We have
said that the company realizes the value of AJAX (Spry is proof of that),
and we have said that we see the value in ColdFusion simplifying AJAX use
(as it does other client technologies), and we've also said that we are
Folks,
I know this topic has been covered recently and unfortunately I didn't take
notes.
We're facing an authorize.net integration and would appreciate learning from
anyone else's experiences or talking to people who have done this before.
If this info would be searchable in the archives, we
thanks for the help
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There is a book called java for coldfusion developers.
Look on amazon
Russ
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From: Tom Kitta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 13 October 2006 14:41
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Looking for good Java resources for ColdFusion Developers
Anyone knows of websites/ books or any
Try this link:
The problem here is the amount of frameworks/flavours of Ajax out there. The
only way you will be sure to keep everyone happy is to include them all :-)
This e-mail is from Reed Exhibitions (Gateway House, 28 The Quadrant,
Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DN, United Kingdom), a division of Reed
hah ... The same could have been said about integrating JS form validation
years ago but they still manage to put something in CF for that.
On 10/13/06, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The problem here is the amount of frameworks/flavours of Ajax out there.
The
only way you
The problem here is the amount of frameworks/flavours of Ajax
out there. The only way you will be sure to keep everyone
happy is to include them all :-)
All they have to is integrate one that works nicely, and most CF developers
will then use that by default. You don't get a choice of
hi, i have read in the coldfusion manual that a coldfusion session is meant to
end once the browser has been closed.
however, if i set some session variables in a browser, close all browsers, then
restart my application in a fresh browser, it still comes up with the values
that were set before
I have that ebook and its not that great. Forta has been doing a better job
with his newer books. All the other books might have
one or two chapters worth looking at. I have been mostly off road java for
CF. Mostly compiling, class viewing, class loading and
stuff like that and text to voice and
Andrew,
I had a similar situation. The way I did it is a) set up the
parent form to pull the field values from session vars (I use a
home-grown formBean); b) when the popup window is called, first
use Ajax to pass the parent's field values to a routine on the
server which stores then into
it was durring the first implamentation of their program.
They were pretty stressed that things wold blow up.
but nice money for a couple months.
On 10/13/06, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's pretty nice money for one call a week.
!//--
andy matthews
web
CF sessions end when the session expires. Your Application.cfm/cfc file is
generally where you have the settings for your session. Whatever the
expiration time is for your session is when it will expire (from the last
page refresh).
Closing the browser does nothing to the session as the server
hi, i have read in the coldfusion manual that a coldfusion session is meant to
end once the browser has been closed.
however, if i set some session variables in a browser, close all browsers, then
restart my application in a fresh browser, it still comes up with the values
that were set before
well, in many (most?) cases, sessions are stored in cookies. which
means the session will persist as long as the cookie persists (which
can be after the browser closes).
if you're not using cookies, you can pass CFID and CFTOKEN values in
URL strings...and in that case, yes, the session would
cfif structKeyExists(cookie, 'CFID') AND structKeyExists(cookie, 'CFTOKEN')
cfset variables.cfid_local = cookie.CFID /
cfset variables.cftoken_local = cookie.CFTOKEN /
cfcookie name=CFID value=#variables.cfid_local# /
cfcookie name=CFTOKEN value=#variables.cftoken_local# /
The best thing I can think of is to use the JavaScript OnUnLoad function
to manually end the session using Ajax. Of course, this is bad if you
want their session to continue throughout their browsing session, incase
they come back later.
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From: Andy Matthews
btw there's a discussion of the code i posted here:
http://www.easycfm.com/forums/viewmessages.cfm?Forum=12Topic=9587
On 10/13/06, Munson, Jacob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The best thing I can think of is to use the JavaScript OnUnLoad function
to manually end the session using Ajax. Of course,
Hi folks,
I'm having a heckuva time getting the Japanese version of this website going.
I'm running IIS 6.0 and CFMX. Editing with Dreamweaver. Fusebox 4.
I'll give you as much information as I have, but I'm new to the company (and
its server) and to the multilingual site thing, so please bear
Hi Dave,
All they have to is integrate one that works nicely, and most CF developers
will then use that by default. You don't get a choice of built-in AJAX
frameworks if you want to use ASP.NET, you use Atlas. I don't see why it
would be any different with CF.
Yep. I agree with you here. I
As for .Net, I wasn't clear if you meant that Atlas is the
only Ajax choice .Net developers have or since its built by
MS, most developers will embrace it by default.
The latter. You could use whatever framework you want, but the tools make it
very easy to use Atlas.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig
This is driving me nuts!
No matter what I do, CF gets rid of a much-needed leading 0 in the last 4
digits of a CC #.
The variable looks good before sending it into a CFC, then I dump the
arguments, and the leading 0 is gone. I have the argument type set to string.
cfargument
Depending on the data type of the variable / database field, it will.
If the field is set top number or integer, all leading 0s will be
dropped.
The DB field will need to be CHAR or VARCHAR
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From: Will Tomlinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 13, 2006
I think you guys are making this way too complicated. Take a look at
this:
cfparam name=FORM.allow_refresh type=numeric default=0 /
cfparam name=FORM.submitted type=numeric default=0 /
cfparam name=FORM.name type=string default= /
!--- BEGIN: PRE-PAGE PROCESSING. ---
!--- Check to see if
Is the text coming from the database or is it in the template (or
both)? If it's the database, you may need to adjust the Charset
of the database. How you do that depends on the DBMS type.
If it's in the template, there may a problem with the server settings
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