The only real reason to use FMP as a back-end database is if people are
still access it through the regular FMP interface.
Sharon
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Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 7:05 PM
Subject: Re: FileMaker Pro
1, is it in fact necessary in MX and
It's pretty much necessary regardless of MX.
2, Is an Application.array the best place to store this kind of thing?
That depends. Is the information something that is shared across the
application and not something that changes frequently? If so,
where do I send this so I can get this bug off my bug list and point QA at
Macromedia?
Sharon DiOrio
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Forgot the file contents. sheepish grin
Sharon
- BEGIN CFM FILE-
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN
html
head
titleUntitled/title
/head
cfset wQuery = wddxPacket version='1.0'header/headerdatarecordset
rowCount='6' fieldNames='DAY,TOTAL'field
Well, I did go through this phase when I first learned structures where *everything*
was put into a structure and stuffed into Application scope. I brought more than one
development server to it's knees doing that. But once that data was loaded, it was
downright zippy.
I'm more thoughtful
Wow, you do know that cfscript would clean up that code something fierce.
cfscript
places = queryNew(name);
queryAddRow(places, 4);
querySetCell(places, 'name', 'University of Alabama The', 1);
querySetCell(places, 'name', 'Florida State University', 2);
querySetCell(places,
cfset match = 0
cfloop list=#listA# index=i
cfif listFind(listB, i)
cfset match = 1
/cfif
/cfloop
HTH!
Sharon DiOrio
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From: Won Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2002 1:57 PM
Subject: Most efficient way
Here is what I use:
In the Application.cfm:
!--- Turn on error handling and turn off debugging code for users ---
cfif REQUEST.mode IS normal
!--- Error handling ---
cferror type=exception template=error.cfm mailto=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
cfsetting showdebugoutput=no
/cfif
!--- error.cfm CONTENTS
ROTFLMAO! My niece lives in East Palatka. Fortunately she still has all her teeth.
Sharon
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From: Shawnea Carter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 7:44 AM
Subject: Re: [admin] List status - A CHALLENGE
and alligators,
Or you could just run the undocumented function to release it:
CFUSION_DBCONNECTIONS_flush()
:-)
Sharon DiOrio
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Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 12:32 PM
Subject: A Tip (maybe new, maybe not)
I
(login.cfm, CGI.script_name))
cflocation url=login.cfm
cfabort
/cfif
On the login page, you'd set the session variable loggedIn to equal 1. This catches
people who've timed out as well as people who've not logged in yet.
Sharon DiOrio
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From: Mario Martinez
Florida has to be the only state with a maximum highway speed limit of 70 and a
minimum of 40. Nothing like doin' the slolam through those snowbird caddies.
Sharon DiOrio
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Sent: Wednesday, May 15
It depends on what you want the structure to look like. The query structure is
ideally suited to manipulating the data as it's returned from the tables. But
structures can be any number of things. I tend to use them to create hierarchies.
Give us some more information about what you're
cfparam type=date|numeric|string|boolean|UUID|... can be used for validating
almost anything. It's an underused function.
Sharon DiOrio
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From: Justin Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 12:30 PM
Subject: Re
I'm jumping in late on this one, but I wanted to throw in my two cents.
Structures (and arrays) are *so* much easier in cfscript, it's not even funny.
cfset payment = structNew()
cfloop query=queryName
cfscript
if (NOT structKeyExists(payment, pkWebUser) {
cflock scope=SESSION type=exclusive timeout=10
cfparam name=SESSION.isLoggedIn default=0
cfset REQUEST.isLoggedIn = SESSION.isLoggedIn
/cflock
cfif NOT REQUEST.isLoggedIn AND CGI.scriptname NEQ /login.cfm
cflocation url=login.cfm
/cfif
(Don't forget to check which page their
of the tag.
cf_theS query=#getProductList#
From within the tag, you can reference the query as #ATTRIBUTES.query#. I recommend
copying it to local scope for ease of typing.
Sharon DiOrio
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versions of the same application running on the
same server. All tags will be in a sub-directory called customtags under the root
of the application. How will CF know which custom tags belong to which version?
Sharon DiOrio
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ROTFLMAO! I can see I'm not the only one who read that message first...
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To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 5:42 PM
Subject: Re: date massaging
CFSET numdate=03042002
CFSET mydate
More like:
cfscript
for (i=1; i LTE selProd.recordcount; i=i+1) {
writeOutput(selProd.PR_NAME[i] br);
}
/cfscript
Sharon
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To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 6:47 PM
Subject:
I tend to set all the commonly used defaults as Request scope variables. No
locking, no cfparam, available anywhere.
cfscript
REQUEST.dsn = myDSN;
REQUEST.dbType = dbtype;
REQUEST.webRoot = C:/inetpub/wwwroot/;
etc...
/cfscript
PS, Good to know that UDFs are faster. Are there
the developer that installed the original forgot the passwords, key
request files...etc.
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As far as I know, this isn't possible. What is possible is doing two
seperate queries and making your own dataset with either QueryNew() or
building a structure. Can you give us some more information?
Sharon
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From: Robert Everland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk
OK, is query2 only *supposed* to be outputting one record?
I don't think you need to group the first query:
CFMAIL TO=[EMAIL PROTECTED] FROM=[EMAIL PROTECTED] SUBJECT=test
QUERY=query1
#column1# nbps; #query2.column2#
/CFMAIL
Sharon DiOrio
- Original Message -
From: LANCASTER
: RE: Returning only one record HELP PLEASE
query2 can output up to 7 records..
Steven Lancaster
Barrios Technology
NASA/JSC
281-244-2444 (voice)
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From: Sharon DiOrio [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 12:24 PM
You need to evaluate the array.
cf_ShoppingCart Action=GET Scope=CART Value=ALL varName=#myCart#
Sharon
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From: Jared Stark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 6:07 PM
Subject: Passing Arrays to Custom Tags
Hello all,
My
There are a couple of ways to check the status of a structure.
isDefined(myStruct) will tell you if the variable has been created
isStruct(myStruct) will tell you if the variable is a structure
structCount(myStruct) will tell you if the structure has any keys (and how many keys)
You can use
Are these applications all under the same domain? If so, you can set a cookie and
check for the cookie, and automatically log them.
Sharon DiOrio
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From: S R [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 2:48 PM
Subject: moving from
Within my index.cfm or application.cfm file I want to check if this is the
first time that the index.cfm file is loaded. If so, do something otherwise
do nothing.
The first time loaded at all? The first time loaded for that user's session? The
first time loaded for that user ever?
or the application.cfm, please let
us know. It makes all the difference for understanding how this might work.
Sharon DiOrio
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From: phumes1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 8:53 AM
Subject: RE: Running code just one time
At 07:31 AM 3
Oops, My bad.
Should be cfset REQUEST.isLoggedIn = isDefined(SESSION.isLoggedIn)
Need the quotes. ::: hanging head in shame :::
Sharon DiOrio
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From: phumes1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 11:06 AM
Subject: Re
I've got a client that wants to email dynamically generated HTML reports.
Unfortunately, this is on a secured site. I know how to do an HTML email with images
pulled from a website, but is there a way to do an HTML email with images as
attachments?
Sharon DiOrio
This should work.
cfset formName = FORM.Default#name#
cfif isDefined(formName)
..
Sharon DiOrio
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From: Neil H. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 3:04 PM
Subject: isdefined
Here is a tricky one.
I might be passing
I know that CFGRAPH returns a dynamically generated file (either flash or jpg). Is
there any way to get it to write that file instead? Thanks!
Sharon
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not familiar with locking issues.) Since none
of us truly knows what kind of load a site might ultimately have to support, getting
into the habit of writing solid code from the start is a good idea.
Sharon DiOrio
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concern is cleaner code, this can be a viable workaround.
(structCopy() has been deprecated in favor of the duplicate() function.)
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If I'm understanding the question, you can just set a session variable at
login/authentication time indicating that the code has been run.
cflock scope=SESSION timeout=10 type=readonly
cfset loggedIn = isDefined(SESSION.loggedIn)
cflock
cfif NOT loggedIn
!--- run code ---
cflock
Depends on what you're doing with it. I frequently do site-wide security where I set
variables in the login.cfm then check for those variables in the Application.cfm.
Sharon DiOrio
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From: phumes1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday
Nah, it's the only scope I don't scope. Largely because when CF loops through the
variables scopes looking for what scope to use, it hits the local scope first. And
because I scope all other variables, there isn't a security problem.
Sharon
- Original Message -
From: Cantrell, Adam
, 1) IS _
You cannot call this template directly.
cfabort
/cfif
HTH,
Sharon DiOrio
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From: David Grabbe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 2:55 PM
Subject: RE: Need help with mappings in CF Admin
Are there any safeguards I
?
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Do you have a limit to how many levels the category hierarchy can be?
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From: Jason Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 3:19 PM
Subject: Meet my tables
Meet my Products table:
CREATE TABLE
I'd do something like this:
!--- set a variable with the allowed extensions ---
cfset allowedExtensions = txt,jpg,gif
!--- copy the show all flag from session scope ---
cflock scope=SESSION type=readonly timeout=10
cfif isDefined(SESSION.showAll)
cfset REQUEST.showAll =
I'm with Raymond. It was a royal PITA to get used to locking all variable access, but
now that I'm in the habit, it isnt' that bad. Like most things, I'll choose the extra
level of control at the expense of convenience.
Should this thread be appended to the difference between a developer and
OK, then you'll have to copy the results to SESSION scope and call them from
there.
Something along the lines of:
In the first page:
cflock scope=SESSION timeout=10 type=exlusive
cfset SESSION.myQuery = duplicate(myQuery)
/cflock
Then reference it on the second page by copying to local
Enter the change request form. Anytime *any* work is performed outside
of the scope of the original document, you essentially re-quote it and get a
signature before touching a line of code. With nasty clients, this include
the 2-minute type error corrections as well. You write up the form
Ack. I don't have much more to offer, except maybe the possibility of using
javascript to pass an array of values between the pages. Not something I
have a lot of experience with, but it's an idea.
Sharon
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From: Dave Carabetta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL
How about having the top frame submit to itself and use javascript to submit
to the bottom frame? Something like:
cfif isDefined(FORM.formSubmit)
script language=javascript
!--
function submitForm() {
myForm.target=otherFrame;
Generally speaking, you don't want to put a lock around a process that might
take awhile. It slows everything down. Copy the variable to local or
request scope before using.
cflock scope=SESSION type=readonly timeout=10
cfset REQUEST.myVar = SESSION.myVar
/cflock
Sharon
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Looks like the progam Eliza from way back when in my Mac days. If I'm not
mistaken, there used to be a dirty-word version of Eliza that would talk
dirty to you.
Sharon
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From: David Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002
They don't give it away for free, because believe it or not, there are still some
people willing to pay for it.
Sharon
- Original Message -
From: Robert Everland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 12:58 PM
Subject: RE: Sprectra (WAS: KILL
This is why I tend to cache queries by putting them into application and session
scope. It gives me much more granular control over when something changes. The
downside is dealing with locks.
cfquery name=getStuff datasource=DSNname
SELECT stuff
FROM table
/cfquery
cflock
I'm thinking that you don't even need the DayOfTheWeek table, especially if all it
contains is an ID related to a Day of the Week (1, Monday|2, Tuesday, etc.) Depending
on what you're trying to do, you may not even need the WeekOf table.
How are you joining the tables? Send us the query.
Screen shots and examples of code are all we've ever required (sometimes
not even screenshots). Being able to explain the purpose of the
application and you're approach to fulfilling it is also a good thing.
But code tells all.
Sharon
At 11:28 AM 10/5/2000 -0700, S R wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am
I used to do that, then I started setting some of these "common change
items" as variables in the application.cfm. You want to change the
background on all pages? One line of code.
cfset REQUEST.background = "image.gif"
The best part is, because you control how you're using the variable, you
Try trimming the Posted field, in case you have any spaces in there.
cfif trim(posted) IS "GW"
Sharon
At 10:48 AM 9/28/2000 -0700, Adrian Cesana wrote:
What am I doing wrong here...I am trying to evaluate a field and change the
outoput based on this. I know I have a few records that meet the
cfloop query="myQuery"
this loop: #field#
cfif currentRow IS NOT myQuery.recordcount
next loop: #query.field[currentRow+1]#
/cfif
/cfloop
HTH
Sharon
At 02:53 PM 9/5/2000 -0400, Tim Bahlke wrote:
Hey all,
I am looping through a query and need to get
You can't store structures (or arrays, or queries) in client variables
unless you serialize them into a wddx packet string.
Sharon
At 12:44 PM 8/31/2000 -0400, Stas Newdel wrote:
I remember that you can't store a structure in either a session or a client
var, could anybody please refresh my
OK, gonna jump in on this one now.
I don't use cached queries. I use scoped queries. Essentially the same
thing, but I like managing my own caching rather than allowing the server
to determine what gets cached (based on the rotating list of "last used").
Just a preference.
But on the queries
At 01:48 PM 9/1/2000 -0400, Peter Theobald wrote:
Paul, why did you set the data in a temporary structure, then copy it to
the application structure?
Did you intend to put a lock around the application structure?
I don't know about Paul, but I generally build structures in local scope
and then
You can use wddx to do this. Essentially cf_wddx will build a javascript
array that you can work with. Takes some tinkering, but is very cool.
Sharon
At 05:26 PM 9/1/2000 -0400, Bill Davidson wrote:
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It would depend a lot on how you're using the information now, that is, how
people are accessing it. Structures (particularly nested structures) are
great for drill down information. But if you're doing a lot of looping,
then queries might be faster.
What might work is the nested structure
You would have 10 cached queries, but because CF refers to queries by name,
you can only use one of them (the last one executed.) So you'll need to
change the name of the query for each loop:
cfloop from="1" to="10" index="i"
cfquery name="qryName_#i#" datasource="#dsn#"
SELECT
I may have misunderstood the first question. You could call the cached
queries by name because CF *does* cache by SQL (SQL must be *identical*
right down to the number of spaces). However, if you ran this cfloop on a
page and immediately after it, tried to output the query, it would use the
Do not limit your usage of structures and arrays based on memory concerns.
Spectra makes *heavy* use of both in the realm way beyond what the average
CF user would even think of attempting. I have a couple of applications
with structures nested 8 layers deep with thousands of records with no
a types (arrays,
structures, queries) to scoped variables like SESSION and APPLICATION (with
proper locking, of course.)
I too recently started using structures as session and application
variables, but did not use any explicit locking. How is this done?
JM
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From: Sharon DiO
cfscript
if (NOT StructKeyExists(SESSION.car, ATTRIBUTES.name)) {
do stuff here
}
else
{
do other stuff here
}
/cfscript
The "else" is actually optional. But I figured I'd throw it in as an
example.
Sharon
-Original Message-
From: Jon Tillman [EMAIL
If we're still talking cfscript:
cfscript
if (StructKeyExists(SESSION.cart, ATTRIBUTES.name)) {
myValue = SESSION.cart[ATTRIBUTES.name];
}
else
{
myValue = "not Defined";
}
/cfscript
You can refer to structures either throught dot notation:
Hi,
You were missing quotes around the case values and "breaks" in the case.
This should work:
switch (result) {
case "0":
{
a = "u";
f = "webbox";
o = url.webreq;
if(q.accref is 'A') {
page = "editacc";
You've almost got it. Try this:
CFQUERY name="cities" datasource="#dsn#"
select city
from areas
/CFQUERY
CFOUTPUT QUERY="cities"#city#br
CFQUERY name="neighborhoods" datasource="#dsn#"
select neighborhood
from areas
where city = '#city#'
/CFQUERY
Half asleep. Norman's got the right answer on this one.
Sharon
At 09:52 PM 8/13/2000 -0400, Norman Elton wrote:
From the looks of it, you're trying to get an output like:
---
City 1
Neighborhood A
Neighborhood B
Neighborhood C
City 2
Neighborhood D
How would you like a personal CF trainer, for say, oh, I don't know, a week
or two?
Sharon
At 03:51 PM 8/7/2000 -0400, Angél Stewart wrote:
I'm in Trinidad..in the Caribbean.
Wherever the training is I will have to take a flight.
heh heh.
I went to Alliare.com and saw their training schedule
cfquery name="getStuff" datasource="#REQUEST.dsn#"
SELECT *
FROM Table
/cfquery
cfoutput
table border=1 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0
tr
cfloop list="#getStuff.ColumnNames#" index="i"
tdb#i#/b/td
Not a bad habit to get into. Spectra uses extensive variable prefixing.
Their list is:
st = structure
a = array
q = query
w = wddx
wst = wddx of a structure (etc.)
Sharon
At 12:46 PM 8/4/2000 -0400, Michael Dinowitz wrote:
I've started to use some variable prefixes in some of my code and was
How about this:
!--- in the application.cfm ---
cflock scope="application" timeout="20" type="exclusive"
cfquery name="APPLICATION.get_all_ids" datasource="#REQUEST.dsn#"
SELECT column1, column2, column3
FROM Table
/cfquery
/cflock
!--- on the
Cold Fusion doesn't have functions as you'd know them in Java. It has the
built-in functions, of course. Cold Fusion achieves "function functionality"
through custom tags.
Sharon
At 10:39 AM 8/1/2000 -0700, you wrote:
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If you're putting it in a database, why not just #now()# which creates an
ODBC datetime value.
Sharon
At 11:44 AM 7/28/2000 -0400, Olive, Christopher M Mr NMR wrote:
why not just insert
'#DateFormat(Now())# #TimeFormat(Now())#'
?
Chris Olive,
DOEHRS Website Administrator
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I second that. Always ask to see some code. Even if they have to sanitize
it to keep to current NDA agreements. We've had candidates who seemed to
be perfection on paper and even held their own during the interview, but
their code told the truth.
Sharon
At 08:39 AM 7/10/2000 -0700, Mike
I have some code to separate out long selects into multiple selects with
the same ID, but I don't see where you're getting the ID from a list.
Also, your code would seem to output everything in the list with the value
of "1". If you could give me an example of the list, I could probably help.
(reposted from my response to the CF-COMMUNITY list.)
While my experience with Lasso is somewhat dated, I feel qualified to comment.
This paper may have been a decent comparison of the "low-end" database
enabled website, but it did not do justice to Cold Fusions exceptional
processing,
It's Dave Watt's world. We just live in it.
Sharon
At 09:17 AM 6/29/2000 -0600, Lee Surma wrote:
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The simplest answer is to submit the form to a "preview" page, and pass the
information along to a "confirm" page as hidden fields. Something like this:
!--- input page ---
form action="preview.cfm" method="post"
textarea name="news" cols="50" rows="10" wrap="virtual"/textarea
input
We ran into this a few months ago when we upgraded to 4.5.1. Apparently
they changed the handling of attachments in 4.5.1. You used to do
something like this:
cfmail from="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" to="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
subject="Dave Watts is King" attachment="c:\mydocs\mypicture.jpg"
More
The best way to diagnose an error like this is to display the array. Check
out a custom tag called cf_objectdump. It will show you an array, query,
or structure. Makes working with complex data structures *much* easier.
Or, if you have Spectra, may I also recommend a custom tag that is part
What I like doing with commonly used selects is making them custom tags.
The code would look something like this:
cfparam name="ATTRIBUTES.selected" default=""
cfoutput
select name="parked"
option value=""
cfloop index=i from="1" to="52"
option value="#i# week/year" cfif
I use an "isDefined()" before reading/writing session/application variables
and then if the variable isn't defined, I set it. Mostly this is for error
trapping in the unlikely event that the variable isn't defined and you call
it (producing an error). If you're 100% sure the variable is there,
cfscript doesn't have functions, so you can't call one even from a page.
But javascript can't interact with CF because CF is executed on the server
and javascript is executed on the browser.
What you can do is use CF to dynamically write the javascript functions you
need.
HTH!
Sharon
At 12:43
e would get *very* big *very* fast, I also have a
script that runs nightly to save to daily log files and start a new one. I
hope this give you some ideas!
Sharon DiOrio
Mindseye Technology
www.mindseye.com
At 03:24 PM 6/22/2000 -0400, Gina Shillitani wrote:
We're looking at about 86,000 hits pe
Basically, you're to pass the action page either a number (to indicate the
number of loops) or a list to loop over (sometimes I use a list of IDs on a
multiple update page.)
On the action page:
cfloop from="1" to="#FORM.loopto#" index="i"
cfif Len(evaluate("FORM.name" i))
My recommendation to anyone wanting to get more into CF is to find a
company that specializes in it. It's the only way you'll get to see what
CF is really capable of. Most corporations don't use 1/10th of the CF
power available to them. I believe that in order to get really good with
the
Not so new.
#ListLen(FORM.textField, " ")#
List functions can be used for more than just lists. HTH!
Sharon
At 01:06 PM 5/24/2000 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's a new one for everyone...
Let's say for example I was collecting a paragraph of text via a web form
and I wanted to check
I believe there may be a "structSort" custom tag floating around on the
Developers Exchange. But what you can also do is output the structures as
lists and sort the lists.
stApp.stPayment
cfloop list="#ListSort(StructKeyList(stApp.stPayment), "text")#" index="i"
cfloop
It is very possible.
!--- insert into database ---
cfwddx action="CFML2WDDX" input="myArray" output="myWDDX"
cfquery name="qInsWDDX" datasource="#APPLICATION.dsn#"
INSERT INTO Table (Wddx)
VALUES ('#myWDDX#')
/cfquery
!--- retrieve from database ---
cfquery name="qSelWDDX"
Because the web is "stateless", each http request is independent of the
previous ones. So the web server (any web server, not just CF) needs a way
to establish that multiple http requests belong to the same user.
Therefore, session state needs to be maintained either by setting cookies
or by
Also known as "sticky sessions."
!--- Insert dirty joke here ---
Sharon
At 01:41 PM 5/16/2000 -0700, Scott Weikert wrote:
We discussed this thing with an Allaire guy just last week. He said that
currently, you can't pass session variables around between clustered
servers. He did say that
Bachelor of Fine Arts here.
"Well, the application is busted, but it sho does look purty."
Sharon
At 01:24 PM 5/15/2000 -0400, Olive, Christopher M Mr USACHPPM wrote:
oddly enough, my degree is a split major in writing and computer science. ;)
Chris Olive
DOHRS Website Administrator
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We had a little issue with one of our servers this morning. Apparently we
were running an Eval copy of CF and we needed to reinstall. We upgraded
from 4.5 to 4.5.1 as well. After the reinstall, cfmail wouldn't send
attachments anymore. All other servers (using the same email server) are
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