Have you tested via the commandline first and made sure that that works?
Maybe try the .dll version and use cfobject?
Also note the implementation tips:
http://www.websitescreenshots.com/Usage.aspx#cltips
I remember having problems with cfexecute myself in the past and I seem to
remember that
I'm using cflogin and cflogout on my site.
A user is logged into http://www.mysite.com and then clicks log out. I
run cflogout and redirect her to http://mysite.com (note I missed the
www off).
There seems to be some kind of double session going on when I
previously logged into
I think I know what subdomains are and how they work, but www. - while
technically a subdomain - is attached to the same vhost/site as the
straight http version. That's why I am a bit confused.
Cheers
Stefan
On 10 Nov 2009, at 15:08, Kevin Pepperman wrote:
By default CF sets the
I'm trying to set a few variables in my Application.cfc file and I'm a
bit confused about scopes.
Here's what I have got:
cffunction name=onApplicationStart
cfset APPLICATION.page_title = My Title
cfreturn True
/cffunction
I can access this anywhere in my site as
Thanks for clearing that up Jason.
On 2 Nov 2009, at 11:50, Jason Fisher wrote:
Yes, in the methods of Application.cfc, you need to specify the scope,
including the Application scope. For Application attributes
(sessiontimeout, name, etc), you can specify those in the THIS scope,
but
The following info may be completely useless but since I'm messing
with win 2k8 and CF9 myself currently here's my take.
My server will fulfil multiple roles and I've therefore opted for a
quite attractively priced Sun Fire X2200 M2 with 2xquad AMDs and 8GB
of RAM. I'm going to put win2k8
This topic opens a can of worms...
AFAIK FlashPaper is essentially a virtual printer, and the same as
Print2Flash (the company behind P2F is the same one that invented
FlashPaper and sold it to Macromedia). I'm not sure which version of
P2F you used but again AFAIK it will queue printjobs
buzzkill. Fortunately, with native threads can
be leveraged with Groovy or JavaLoader's CFC-based dynamic proxies.
Neither one is particularly elegant, but at least you can do it, since
CF itself doesn't provide the tooling.
cheers,
barneyb
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 3:43 PM, Stefan Richter
What Os are you ysing? Check your webroot (usually a folder called
htdocs if using apache) and see if it contains a cfide directory. You
may have installed CF in another location without noticing.
BTW I set up CF9 on OSX on top of MAMP yesterday, if anyone needs any
pointers come and see
Just wondering: anyone on this list going to Scotch on the Road in
London on Thursday (I guess most of you are US based though)? I'll
probably pop down.
Cheers
Stefan
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Want to reach the ColdFusion community with
Apologies for the bad etiquette, I haven't really introduced myself yet.
Some of you may know me (I certainly know some of you in a 'I've seen
your blog and emailed you before' kind of way) but in any case here
are some vital stats:
Stefan Richter, 36 years of age, resident in the UK since
Quick question: does the CF Enterprise edition allow child threads?
Also is there a limit of threads with that edition?
Cheers
Stefan
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on
Hello list,
did anyone here manage to get CF9 running successfully on CF9 on top
of MAMP? I had CF8 running with Mamp on Leopard and can't quite figure
out what's happening. I did a single server install and configured CF
to use the built-in apache with MAMP:
Config Directory:
...
Cheers
Stefan
On 26 Oct 2009, at 14:36, Stefan Richter wrote:
Hello list,
did anyone here manage to get CF9 running successfully on CF9 on top
of MAMP? I had CF8 running with Mamp on Leopard and can't quite figure
out what's happening. I did a single server install and configured CF
to use
Thanks Dave,
as you may have seen I managed to resolve it. Your tip is right on
track.
What's confusing is the fact that the CF9 installer asks for the same
details during install, so it seems illogical that another tool needs
to be used to configure those same details yet again. Maybe it
Yup, works a treat!
On 21 Oct 2009, at 22:35, Stefan Richter wrote:
Excellent, thanks, Dave.
So I don't have to worry about merging threads back together or stuff
like that? Because that scared me when I read up on it. But kicking
off one thread looks doable even to me :-)
Rick, I had
Hi all,
I'm working on an app which allows a user to upload a PDF file which I
then convert to images using cfpdf /
The conversion process can run a while, and I'd like to return a
response to the user (Flex app) before the conversion is complete.
Here's what I have so far:
!--- construct
Excellent, thanks, Dave.
So I don't have to worry about merging threads back together or stuff
like that? Because that scared me when I read up on it. But kicking
off one thread looks doable even to me :-)
Rick, I had your model in mind too but wanted to avoid any kind of
polling if
Hi all,
I am now successfully converting PDF files to JPG. I'm wondering what
exactly the resolution attribute does though. I tried both 'high' and
'low' and the resulting file is exactly the same file size in in both
cases - I would have expected the low res file to be smaller. Am I
Yeah good point - I will test with some more obvious material and post
back once I know more.
Regards,
Stefan
On 14 Oct 2009, at 15:10, Dave Watts wrote:
I am now successfully converting PDF files to JPG. I'm wondering what
exactly the resolution attribute does though. I tried both
Oct 2009, at 15:25, Stefan Richter wrote:
Yeah good point - I will test with some more obvious material and post
back once I know more.
Regards,
Stefan
On 14 Oct 2009, at 15:10, Dave Watts wrote:
I am now successfully converting PDF files to JPG. I'm wondering
what
exactly
I'm not interested in printing though. I'm converting PDFs to image
format, and would expect some kind of control over the output quality
- I'm writing a JPG after all. But it seems I need to do some post
processing instead, which is fine, I just wanted to make sure I
understand the
A lot of mailservers have list support built in. Users manage the
entire process (subscribe, post, unsubscribe etc) via email. There's
often no web based interface though.
I'm running my own mailinglist via a hosted service which I can
recommend:
http://www.lsoft.com/
Regards,
Stefan
Hi,
Flex dev here - wannabe CF coder :-)
I need to return some JSON to a Flash Lite client, the format I'd like
to produce looks like this:
{
total: 100,
items:
[
{id: 0, title: Some Title},
{id: 0, title: Some Title},
],thisRow);
}
return serializeJSON(returnStruct);
Good Luck.
~Brad
Original Message
Subject: JSON help
From: Stefan Richter ste...@flashcomguru.com
Date: Fri, October 09, 2009 10:39 am
To: cf-talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Hi,
Flex dev here - wannabe CF
Regards,
Stefan
On 9 Oct 2009, at 17:10, Stefan Richter wrote:
Brilliant, thanks.
I'll give that a shot.
Cheers
Stefan
On 9 Oct 2009, at 16:59, b...@bradwood.com wrote:
Personally, I don't fight it and just accept the default
serialization
of ColdFusion's queries
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