Have you ran the code with FireBug open? Check the net or console sections and
look for any errors.
--Dave
blog.dkferguson.com
www.cfhour.com
I've got a group of CFSELECTS that were working before a site moved,
but
now, not. Nothing is being returned to the CFSELECTS
cfselect
Add this to the page with the CFDIV on it. This may correct the issue.
cfajaximport tags = CFDIV /
--Dave
blog.dkferguson.com
www.cfhour.com
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Hi,
While Azadi's solution will work it will cause you an issue. Using
coldfusion.window.hide does exactly what it says, the window is just hidden.
The window is still using client resources and you can still reference the
window and its content. What I have used is a scheme to create
Try this on for size. You should be able to put it in your onrequestend file.
It basically gets what CF generated, captures it, does a replace on the body
tag with new content and outputs it. It worked in a simple test.
CFSET myContent = getPageContext().getOut().getstring()
CFSAVECONTENT
Hi,
Has anyone seen any issues with ImageGetIPTCMetadata not actually getting the
IPTC Metadata? I have some images created using PhotoShop CS3. We put IPTC
metadata in them but CF does not pull it out. I can even look at the file
properties in windows and see more data than CF is
Hi,
Has anyone seen any issues with ImageGetIPTCMetadata not actually getting the
IPTC Metadata? I have some images created using PhotoShop CS3. We put IPTC
metadata in them but CF does not pull it out. I can even look at the file
properties in windows and see more data than CF is
I have seen this a few times before. I do remember in one occurrence it was
caused by a misuse of variable scoping. The others a reboot or restart of
service fixed the issue.
--Dave
http://www.dkferguson.com/BlogCFC
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I personally think that experience is key. However, the experience needs to be
relevant to the project. Also, I think it is more than productivity. I can
hire a guy with 1 year experience that can churn out tons of code a day.
However, you have to look at the quality of the output. The
Have you tried to call the CFC directly via a browser? If there are compile
issues in the cfc you should get a cfadmin login screen. If there issues you
should see them. Also, in the CFRETURN have it return something. I.e.
CFRETURN 1. On top of that, if you are using application.cfc
One thing to keep in mind is that best practice is not always that. Best
practice is not a one size fits all type thing. Use what works for your
application. If you happen to need to break out of what has been deemed best
practice than so be it. I recently built an app that is all built on
From my experience CF is not good at handling large file uploads. I have
always ran into memory issues on the server using cf for uploads. That being
said, it works great for small files but once you get over the 10mb I would
suggest using something else. I use a java applet to do file
I have done multi-server installs from 2 server to a 30 server cluster. All of
those used cookies, client vars, and sticky sessions. Because without them
doing what you want to do is near impossible.
Your url id could work but there is no security in it. If a malicious user saw
that then
Using cfflush still does not solve the issue. IE will not render the table
till it has the whole table. I have gotten around this problem before by
breaking up a large table into multiple smaller tables. You will have to set
the width of all columns so everything lines up but it should work.
Have you thought of storing the session vars as client vars in a DB? If the
are simple vars you can write something to do it. The on the next request by
the users you can extract them and recreate the session.
If your host does not want to to use a resource intensive app you should find a
I use PeerSync for this. I have been using it for a while and have never had
any problems with it. It also supports versioning on the target server.
--Dave
www.dkferguson.com/BlogCFC
Hi everyone,
Does anybody know any good sites / ref. books which talk about file
management on a
One thing you have to remember is that sql management studio does not retrieve
all the long text. The amount of data returned to sql management studio vs CF
will be considerably different. Also, you are doing where clauses against the
long text fields. The way this query is written I would
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