Here you go if you want to vote on it:
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bugid=3169196
Thought I'd post a followup on this, Adobe closed it saying they wouldn't fix
this because it would cause backward compatibility issues. Personally I can't
imagine using isValid(integer) and
Hi, all...
I've got a cfhtmlhead tag set up in my application CFC that
defines some JS variables for CF use and vice-versa. They're inserted into
the
head of every page.
I noticed, when running an sequence involving an HTML form - jQuery ajax
call -
CFC method - and JSON data return, that the
Hi All-
I am facing a strange error with query of query as follows:
I am first constructing a query using 'QueryNew' as
Cfset newQuery = QueryNew(id, status, label, name)
the status column is a numeric column in database with values of 1,2,3,4,5,6
and NULL
When I do a query of query as
Use the optional second argument to QueryNew to explicitly define the data
types for each column.
-Christopher
Hi All-
I am facing a strange error with query of query as follows:
I am first constructing a query using 'QueryNew' as
Cfset newQuery = QueryNew(id, status, label, name)
On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 1:26 PM, Rick Faircloth
r...@whitestonemedia.com wrote:
Is there any way to prevent the JS being output using cfsavecontent and a
variable
in the CFC from ending up in the JSON data return?
Sure. In your onRequestStart, simply check the requested file. If it
ends in
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and Hostek.
I'm grandfathered in to an Atoz plan that is a wallet busting $8 for the entire
year. I have no idea what sort of bandwidth requirements you have but it looks
like you could get 3 CF sites for $90 a
I figured it would be something straight-forward like that. :o)
Thanks, Ray!
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Raymond Camden [mailto:raymondcam...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 3:09 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: How to prevent cfhtmlhead content from being inserted into
cfmail...
Rick that might be a good case to think about the application, and one
reason why you need to keep things out of the Application.cfc that really
don't need to be there.
If you must continue with it, then you might need to look for a conditional
statement to not include the JS etc for the
Hi all,
I'm working with Excel using the Spreadsheet functions in CF 9. I have some
weird behavior going on with formulas, and I have a workaround, but I don't
like it, so I'm looking for some direction.
I have an Excel 2007 spreadsheet. The spreadsheet has simple formulas on it
that sum
I need variables like these (these are just part of the variables)
on every page of the site, useable as CF and JS variables:
cfsavecontent variable = jsVariables
!--- [ js version of cf variables ] ---
cfset js_sitename =
It would be much better to use an include for your HTML head (in your
layout template) than to use cfhtmlhead in the app CFC. Also, there is no
reason to set all of those 'js_whatever' variables. Just output
#application.whatever# in the js. Your include file might look something
like so:
head
Just output #application.whatever# in the js.
Seems like when I first started trying to use CF variables in
JS, I couldn't. I'll have to revisit this approach.
So each page (or layout) simply does a cfinclude
tempate=/includes/html_head.cfm /.
But with this approach, I still have to type
One problem I can see with this approach is created because of the way I
set up my files. A page and its accompanying individual js and css files
(no, I don't create a single monster js or css file, but rather many
smaller ones inside module folders that contain the .cfm, .cfc, .css,
and .js
If you used a front controller, you'd only have to type it once (per
layout/theme). :-)
Setting variables in onRequestStart() is perfectly fine and dandy. It's
often a problem when you use onRequestStart() to *render output*, though.
(Yes, technically speaking, cfhttphead doesn't render output
There are lots of ways to create a title variable. It really depends upon
how you have your application architecture setup. :-)
title#myBadAssPageTitle#/title
On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 5:52 PM, Rick Faircloth r...@whitestonemedia.comwrote:
One problem I can see with this approach is created
Ray, can you (or any of your other guys) give me an example
of how to code to check the requested file ???
And I'm not sure what file I'm actually checking for. You mentioned
checking to see if the requested file is a .cfc, but my code
for this problem flows from a .cfm to a .js, then to a
If every page has a different title, then there has to be a title variable
set for each page *somewhere*...
I've never used an include for the entire head portion of a page, so,
it really depends upon how have your application architecture setup is
lost on me, since I'm not familiar with the
On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 6:14 PM, Rick Faircloth
r...@whitestonemedia.com wrote:
Ray, can you (or any of your other guys) give me an example
of how to code to check the requested file ???
onRequestStart is passed one attribute, the name of the file being
requested. You can use list functions
Well, apparently, I can conditionally comment out any of the
CF based on the requesting file. However, the JS isn't affected
by the conditional comments and still shows up in the JSON, causing
the JS to stop processing. Once I remove the JS, the processing
occurs normally.
Looks like I'm going
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