Does anyone know how to get Content-Range returned as a header response when
the request has Range: bytes=in it? I added cfheader
name=Accept-Ranges value=bytes but do not get the Content-Range back.
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Does anyone know how to get Content-Range returned as a header response when
the request has Range: bytes= in it?
I added cfheader name=Accept-Ranges value=bytes but do not get the
Content-Range back.
CF, like most application servers in my experience, will not honor
things like this -
Hi, all...
I've been banging my head against this XML wall for over
a week now and either I just don't get it or what I'm trying
to do is not possible given what the vendor is providing.
The vendor of product info provides 3 ways to access product
information:
Categories, Product within those
Rick, does something like this work for you?
cfset theURL = http://www.lennox.com/api/v1/z7RRSHM/Categories;
cfhttp url=#theURL# method=GET result=xmlFeed
cfset xmlFeed = xmlParse(theURL)
cfset theArray = xmlSearch(xmlFeed, //*[local-name() = 'Category']) /
cfloop index=i from=1
Is this even possible given the way the info is provided?
In order to get that kind of looping over each category and
product list, do I need to turn to putting the info into a
database first? Or is there a way using the cfhttp statements
that vendor is providing?
Yes, it's definitely
In trying to achieve step number 1, I tried to create a document
on my hard drive. Should this code not create an xml document
on my e: drive?
cfscript
URLToPull = 'http://lennox.com/api/v1/z7RRSHM/categories/';
/cfscript
cfhttp url = '#URLToPull#'
Why do you xmlparse and then convert it back to a string? It was a
string originally. Just save cfhttp.filecontent. Actually, cfhttp
supports saving it immediately.
On Wed, Jan 4, 2012 at 11:15 AM, Rick Faircloth
r...@whitestonemedia.com wrote:
In trying to achieve step number 1, I tried to
In trying to achieve step number 1, I tried to create a document
on my hard drive. Should this code not create an xml document
on my e: drive?
All you need to fetch a file is a single CFHTTP with the PATH and FILE
attributes.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
Ok I have some code that allows a user to type a word in a cfinput and
then it suggests records from the database in a cfselect that is bound
to that cfinput. Then I need to be able to submit that record using ajax
to insert some data into a database.
The problem comes in when I try to
I had a Windows Server 2008 64 bit server with CF 9 Standard Edition 32 bit
installed. During a recent installation of the CF 9.0.1 updater, I stupidly
executed the 64 bit updater. Now of course, ColdFusion refuses to start (I
wonder why...). The supplied ColdFusion uninstaller will not
u should just need to remove the services using regedit and then delete the
coldfusion9 folder and u should be able to reinstall.
On Wed, Jan 4, 2012 at 9:33 PM, Eugene Colucci ecolu...@buffalo.edu wrote:
I had a Windows Server 2008 64 bit server with CF 9 Standard Edition 32
bit installed.
to get the value use
dd.value
to get the text of the selectIndex use
DD.options[DD.selectedIndex].text
On Wed, Jan 4, 2012 at 9:03 PM, webmas...@pegweb.com wrote:
Ok I have some code that allows a user to type a word in a cfinput and
then it suggests records from the database in a
Yup figured it out. Thanks.
var DD = document.getElementById(ItemNameA);
var DDSelIndex = DD.selectedIndex;
var DDValue = DD.options[DDSelIndex].value;
-Original Message-
From: Russ Michaels [mailto:r...@michaels.me.uk]
Sent: Wednesday,
u should just need to remove the services using regedit and then delete the
coldfusion9 folder and u should be able to reinstall.
Okay, thanks: I will try that and return here if the process does NOT work.
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Is CF9 limited to the versions of Excel it will work with?
I've got an application running in CF8 to import email/name lists using
the POI Utility (thanks Ben Nadlel). When (and it's not often) the
client normalizes their data and removes all formatting, AND uses a pre
Excel 2007 file
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