I'm currently investigating a new UK hosting solution and I was hoping to
pick people's brains:
1. Can anyone recommend one or two good, responsive CF hosting companies
based in the UK?
2. Do people have any experiences with running CF hosting on a VM solution,
how does it compare to a
Does it *have* to be a CF host? If so, then you've got HostMediaUK and
BlueThunder Internet.
If you want a damn good hosting company, then I'd strongly recommend
Rackspace. They won't help you one jot with ColdFusion, but they are
untouched for their experience and support when it comes to
-Original Message-
Does it *have* to be a CF host? If so, then you've got HostMediaUK and
BlueThunder Internet.
Not required no, but I'll check those two out anyway.
If you want a damn good hosting company, then I'd strongly recommend
Rackspace. They won't help you one jot with
I can recommend www.cfmxhosting.co.uk
most of the others I have tried over the years were rubbish or turned out of
be resellers for the rubbish ones. So far these guys have been great so I stuck
with them.
Cloud is essentially just the same thing as a VPS, depending on your viewpoint,
www.hostmedia.co.uk
On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 4:31 PM, Edward Chanter firew...@cc.uk.com wrote:
I'm currently investigating a new UK hosting solution and I was hoping to
pick people's brains:
1. Can anyone recommend one or two good, responsive CF hosting companies
based in the UK?
2. Do
cfmxhosting / bluethunder are essentially one and the same.
On 23 May 2012 09:59, Jude Blacklaw judeblack...@gmail.com wrote:
I can recommend www.cfmxhosting.co.uk
most of the others I have tried over the years were rubbish or turned out of
be resellers for the rubbish ones. So far these
Ed,
here are a couple of good sites which I have found have reliable reviews.
Don't bother to look at host review sites as these are a scam usually and
the hosts pay to be listed/rated. Always check generic review sites
instead, preferably ones without advertising.
http://forta.com/cf/isp/
this
On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 10:50 PM, Rick Faircloth
r...@whitestonemedia.com wrote:
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
On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 10:31 AM, Edward Chanter wrote:
2. Do people have any experiences with running CF hosting on a VM solution,
how does it compare to a standalone server?
In most configurations disk I/O is a bit more unpredictable. For the
rest it is the same.
3. I tried to convince my
The JS and CF affected by the commenting is in the onRequestStart
function in the application.cfc:
cfsavecontent variable = jsVariables
!--- [ js version of cf variables ] ---
cfset js_sitename = application.sitename /
You are confusing requests here.
If the file, employment-application.cfm, includes a script tag that
points to a CFM, that's a _second_ request, not the same as the first
one. If it requests something like javascript.cfm, then your
onRequestStart needs to recognize that too.
On Wed, May 23,
If the file, employment-application.cfm, includes a script tag that
points to a CFM...
It doesn't. Here are the files involved:
1) employment-application.cfm
2) application.cfc
2) employment-application-form-processing.js
3) employment-application.cfc
employment-application.cfm has the above
Perhaps I should try
cfif listLast(thepage, '/') is not employment-application.cfc
/cfif
and see if that works.
That seems to have worked, on the initial test. The JSON response
doesn't include the js script tags and content as it did when I
used employment-application.cfm, instead of the
Woot. Glad you got it.
On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 8:08 AM, Rick Faircloth
r...@whitestonemedia.com wrote:
Perhaps I should try
cfif listLast(thepage, '/') is not employment-application.cfc
/cfif
and see if that works.
That seems to have worked, on the initial test. The JSON response
I am developing a solution for my company to be able to send email from our
CF 8 application using TLS for security reasons and have a couple things
that I would like to get clarified.
I looked at the headers of the emails sent by my solution and I noticed
that the transfer encoding was only 7
The encryption level is determined by the cert. You can generate any type
of cert yourself and it will do the same job but it will not be trusted in
a browser is not provided by a known ca. The encryption is done by the
cert on the mailserver so nothing to install on cf side.
Why type of cert did
I am developing a solution for my company to be able to send email from our
CF 8 application using TLS for security reasons and have a couple things
that I would like to get clarified.
I looked at the headers of the emails sent by my solution and I noticed
that the transfer encoding was
I just moved one of my servers to CF9.0.1 windows (with all hotfixes)
and now cffile upload is uploading files as binary zeros. They're still
the correct byte size, but empty of any content. Same for both text and
image files I've tried.
What changed? Do I have a bad settings somewhere?
How are you setting the value on the query when the value is null from the
database? I think you may need to use javacast(NULL,0) if you keep the column
as a numeric type.
-Quan
Hi All-
I am facing a strange error with query of query as follows:
I am first constructing a query using
We run almost all of our shared and internal web servers as VMs using
VMware with no degradation in performance. Most of them are currently
using local storage of the host node. Eventually we will be moving to
either a fiber channel SAN storage or multi-pathed direct attach storage to
store the
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