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We're using CFFILE to upload images to our asset management software, we're
hitting problems with files sizes above about 10MB's, we've isolated the
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I'm using CFFILE to upload image files (generally EPS) to a digital asset
management solution we've developed, files above 10MB at present fail when
we try to
actually I didn't have a post for about two weeks, but you all seemed to
have returned :)
Stew
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I'm getting posts, but not as many as we used to
great for intranets though :)
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Ya but -- Correct me if I'm wrong -- I've been told that the new CFGRID
involves a five mb download the first time it is
we use shopcreater, www.shopcreator.com , it works :)
Stew
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Hi!
I need to implement an e-commerce package for one of my
sites, but I haven't worked
ermwe're a total communications company (apparently) we go from print
to web and multimedia to audio and video.
and there's a huge market :)
Stew
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no but if you find one, I'd like to send some of our sys-admins on it too :)
Stew
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Is anyone aware of, or
ah the age of instant communication, don't ya love it :)
Stew
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Is anyone aware of, or running, a
there are loads of extension for quark, the URL following is the place to
look, they tend to be exporting from quark into xml rather than the other
way around, but there are solutions out there that will do it
http://www.quark.com/products/xtensions/xt_directory.html
regards
Stew
http://developer.netscape.com has a number of different lists etc for html,
they give cross browser examples etc, also w3c has a HTML validation page
http://validator.w3.org/ that will validate that your page follows the
specs, and webmonkey has something similar I seem to remember...
Stew
http://www.microsoft.com/com/tech/dcom.asp
for some background reading...
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Does anybody have any experience
If, on the other hand, you want to have remote distributed services all
over
the place, DCOM will be very slow for that. That's really the big impetus
for things like SOAP and Web Services - they work better over larger
networks.
and XML-RPC, as of yet i don't think there's a client or a server
at
http://www.defusion.com/articles/index.cfm?ArticleID=26
just in case you don't know
Stew
And will people PLEASE read Ben's "To # or not to #"
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and of course key strokes would work for pc's but may not for macs or other
OS's
alt f4 doesn't do much on a mac :)
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is Called "Client Access Express"
This product works fine for us and we havent had any problems.
Hope this helps
Joe
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http://www.shopcreator.co.uk
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its is possible, FMP 5 supposedly is fully ODBC compliant, 4.1 had a ODBC
driver doodah that you had to apply for I think, but it was absolutely
useless, if you can get away from filemaker I would advise you to.
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you can buy agreement templates from www.weblaw.co.uk (they're not cheap but
it could be worth it in the long run) and i'd also advise having a lawyer
check them over when you've finished anyway, very complicated bits of law
copyright and intellectual law, especially with the new patent laws in
hello all,
has anyone any experience with attaching to DB2 on an RS2000 or an as400? I
had heard of a product for the AS400, but I can't remember the name.
have a good weekend
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and just for your info we're doing internal corporate projects for Unilever,
Kraft, Tesco, Royal Dutch Philips and Next at the moment...
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Hi guys, sorry for the off topic message, but as you lot are the premier web
developers in the worldthen who better to ask?
My question is simple, how can i make a layer opaque? Also i have a layer
with a gif on which displays fine in Dreamweaver but when opened in a
browser simply refuses
solid.
Andrew Hewitt
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"I don't have a solution, but I admire your problem"
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http://shroom.dv8.org/cfd/
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no probs working saturday is so cool.not
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Thank you,
Rich
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An inflationary increase is common, (that'll be the 3%) my negotiations tend
to be more about Christmas bonuses and that's based on company and team
performance.
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It's that time of year. Yes, that's right, annual review time. I was just
wondering what you guys experience as far
Hi Guys,
I want to compare one row of a table against another row in that table
(the row has an ID and 20 or so date fields)
I retrieve the specific rows i want, then i want to do a date compare
so i set up a list of field names
CFSET field_names="blah blah"
!--- i then loop over the field
There was an interesting article on the bbc website about WAP and PDA's, the
link is
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_1042000/1042914.stm
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who's gore? Is he an allaire certified doodah?
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Jason, What kind of firewall?
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I have just recently moved from test to acceptance... we also moved the
database from the DMZ to inside the firewall... I seem to be able to access
the database through coldfusion 90% of the time, but sometimes I will get an
ora 0 error or the
A short snippet
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!--- Get the data to populate the project drop down box ---
CFQUERY name="File_Name" datasource="#application.dsource#"
SELECT Distinct File_Name1 FROM Files
/CFQUERY
!--- Choose a project then post back to itself ---
FORM name="Info" action="move.cfm"
you MUST use version control even if one of you works on the code alone, it
has many more functions than just file sharing, the ability to roll back to
a version that did work, (sometimes days upstream) is invaluable. It can
also help you learn how your project progressed and therefore how your
I wonder if the UK certified doodahs could give me an idea of the advantages
of certification?
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I would always put as much of the more complicated SQL on the server as
possible.
Its designed to handle it. I very rarely have more than simple SELECTs in my
CF.
Also if you have a good DBA he'll optimise the queries much better than the
application developer would in CF.
Just my view of
My view really Simon, I really wondered what the people who had done the
exam
as a ticket punching exercise had gained past a certificate (not that I'm in
anyway downgrading the exam or the people who have done it, I would struggle
to pass). Just that I see a lot of certified (and certifiable)
From the SQL server books online.
Stew
"The benefits of using stored procedures in SQL Server rather than SQL
programs stored locally on client computers are:
They allow modular programming.
You can create the procedure once, store it in the database, and call it any
number of times in
Min,
I'll take two, it'd free up a couple of guys to do 'payin' work :)
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Its not really an activePDF question but a generic one :)
Do u know of a plugin that allows mark-up online of PDF's, by multiple
peeps?
We're using a DHTML mark up of JPG's atm but would like to move to a PDF
workflow to match our production
Cheers
Stew
Actually I don't particularly like studio, it crashes too often for me.
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ANyone who knows mike..well..maybe they're worse!?
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Hello All,
Are the cab files for the Form Java applets (grid and tree)available as a
download that doesn't install them? And if so where? :)
Thanks
Stew
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A corporate client is a little nervous about us using the CF Java applets,
can anyone point me to some resources, or does anyone have any views about
their use?
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Stewart
me neither!!! Still i get to go to IETF San Diego in december :))
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Cross browser apparently, seems to have problems on IE on Macs for some
reason..
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http://developer.netscape.com/tech/dynhtml/index.html?content=/docs/examples
/dynhtml.html
I'd like to complain for all the non-US (and there are a few you know) cold
fusion peeps, I want a beer glass, Preferably full :)
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I'm so easily bought :) I might even buy a book of you now :)
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Nah, just had some a client ask the question, they're hosting their PHP
stuff using Zues on *NIX, and i needed to know if we could use that
As to if CF will work on it, I was pointed to this comparison table,
http://www.zeus.com/products/ws/articles/comparison.html
Which mentions ISAPI,
Oh Patti, if only!!! *grin*
Stew
Just a quick poll - who's going to attend Fall Internet Word in NYC today
through Friday? If not, why? etc.
Thanks.
Patti
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I contacted Zeus this morning and asked about CF and Zeus, and they seem to
think it shouldn't be a problem. Their support web site has this information
on integrating coldfusion;
http://support.zeus.com/products/coldfusion.html
I've not tried it yet as i've not found a spair server, but i'm
If you do it let us know how it goes
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well datatime, or smalldatetime datatypes (assuming SQL Server) and Datediff
to find the elapsed time
DATEDIFF(datepart, startdate, enddate)
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Not sure, but don't u have to use the NT License Manager and update your
license for that machine?
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a good web site for T SQL is available at
http://www.inquiry.com/techtips/thesqlpro/
its basically a version of the SQL Server books online with a few more
examples
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Hi All,
Does anyone have any experience good or bad with this web server?
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From the book;
text
Variable-length non-Unicode data in the code page of the server and with a
maximum length of 231-1 (2,147,483,647) characters. When the server code
page uses double-byte characters, the storage is still 2,147,483,647 bytes.
Depending on the character string, the storage
http://developer.netscape.com
has some good DHTML resources.
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tried and failed, it requires the use of a voodoo high priestess..
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Afternoon/Morning All,
Our intranet up 'till now has been used by management, sales and accounts,
i.e. pc users. The scope has now changed and the production department, who
are all mac user, are now able to access the systems. My problem is that
Macs using OS9 and IE5 are having problems using
Oh joy :)
Stew
OS X : it also has MM's for minimize/mazimize buttons :-)
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We use various flavours of Veritas Replication, its expensive but it works
very nicely
http://www.veritas.com/us/products/replication/
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Stew
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Seth
CFX_Excel works well and is available @
http://devex.allaire.com/developer/gallery/info.cfm?ID=CA34728E-2830-11D4-AA
9700508B94F380method=Full
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Dominic,
I'd check the datatypes are consistant and then check for your dB if you
need to cast or convert the now() function
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Depends what you mean by video..
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trashed, but is there a known problem with CFFILE and Macs?
TIA
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cfx_graphicsserver is cool too, available at
http://www.cfxgraphicsserver.com/
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Microsoft also produce something called the Digital Broadcast Manager this
allows streaming and also allows you to set up pay per view screenings,
which would be perfect for a fee based tutorial system
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/en/technologies/dbm.asp
Regards
Stew
in sql you would do this ROUND(4.59,1) giving 4.56 in CF numberformat(4.59,
"9.9") would work but it'd be nice if round gave you the length option.
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Hmmm I seem to have misplaced this tag, and i can't remember
when or how i...erm...came by it.anyone have a copy or know who produced
it?
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u could use the win32::odbc perl extension and get the table names that way,
I think the method is tablelist() or something similair
Stew
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ODBC coneects
Dear everyone i'm off on my first vacation for a couple of years so i'll be
unsubscribing for a while have fun with out me
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"problem is that CF mappings, as far as I know, do not work with the IMG
tag, let alone the EMBED tag"
setup global variable with a mapping then use in the img tag, that works
fine
CFSET application.root_path="datanet"
CFSET application.image_path="#application.root_path#/Images/"
IMG
Just to follow up Adams posting, the books mentioned are from MS Press and
the details are as follows;
Both books are with out doubt the two most useful books i've ever bought
Rapid Development ISBN: 1572316217
Software Project Survival Guide ISBN: 1556159005
Any where from around £35 - 100, the higher figure if you have specific
industry experiance to add to a project
Stew
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hmmm you get breaks
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Dohapologies in the middle of a code crisis...scanned his
email...during a 10 second
Some kind of internship could be appropriate, it would get you some business
experiance and a little more development work, might not pay much, but its
an option
Hope it goes well for you
Stew
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I'll post them after i've taken the client specific stuff out and when i can
finally get my nose to stop running. Onproject is a pretty cool product
though, and Mr Reynolds @ Heinz as a Tesco supplier you may be seeing a lot
of it anyway. :)
Regards
Stew
What do u want to do? I have one you can play with over the weekend
Stew
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Query.
Are there any (cf friendly) nntp sites around that allow test
Do we have to do this every week?
Stew
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With the exchange rates as they are 800 bucks is nearly a whole tank of gas
in the UK :))
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Yeah, but you probably didn't have to pay it out of
Just out of interest whats the average rate for a CF developer in the
states?
Stew
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There's the old story of microsoft being paid by IBM per line of code hence
OS2 being a little heavy weight..
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You would think it would
We'll all chip in
Stew
CF4.5.1 and the SP(1) for it, seem to fix this problem, or at least did in
my case.
Thanks.
Just reinstalling my own cf4.0.1 worked pretty well too. :)
Urg. If I just had enough money that I could just take off for a half year
or so I'd write my own cf
I'm in the middle of a similar project for a large retailer, I can let you
have a look at the functional specs if you like, mail me off list and i'll
put 'em somewhere you can see them.
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Imation's newest version of Media Manager is completely Cold Fusion, its a
little more than a photo app though, and is therefore priced accordingly
Stew
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Subject: Photo
Building Web Sites with XML by Michael Floyd is ok, and There's a SAMS Teach
yourself XML book which is ok to start with, the Sams book ISBN is
0672319500, the other one is at home, you should be able to find it on
amazon though.
Regards
Stew
one of the problems from a client perspective is that the number of
templates is a lot higher, and although they may be lots of four or five
line query templates, its still perceived that the application is more
complex...having said that once you've started with Fusebox its a doddle
looking at
Morning guys,
I have a client with an existing Lotus notes/domino system, Rather than
writing a contacts dB if possible i'd like to use the existing one, does
anyone know if notes is ODBC compliant and if possible could someone point
me to any resources on doing this. Cheers
Stewart
Terri,
It actually looks fine to me, the wildcard, however you have a table
sug_evaluators in the select statement and not in the from statement, also
i'd use aliases for the table names to cut down the clutter, you've also
joined on sug_suggestions.suggestion_id=sug_suggestions.suggestion_id
I'm learning HPF (high performance fortran) but i wouldn't look at that as a
trend :)) wap for fun, and cf for work,
cos it might not be perfect for everything, but its good enough for most
things, In the UK at least CF is on an upward curve in terms of usage and in
fact wage bills
Stew
In
You should, providing you have permissions to do so, be able to attach
directly with Enterprise manager, also providing you're talking about SQL
Server...
Stew
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Im
Hi Everyone, Just something that's driving me crackers, the following code
works fine on my development server...
CFIF UserType is "Admin"
CFINCLUDE template="/datanet2/display/dsp_stats.cfm"
/CFIF
CFIF UserType is "Upload"
CFINCLUDE template="/datanet2/upload/Index.cfm"
/CFIF
CFIF UserType is
Hmmm my mistake, *blush* two folders called the same thingapologies
Stew
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Hi Everyone, Just something that's driving me crackers
Dave,
I think the reverse can also be true, the difference between "web pages" and
"applications" can be quite considerable, a programmer coming from a more
traditional client/server background may have a more thorough grounding in
exceptions, error handling, transactions, locking, SQL etc. than
I've got some Javascript somewhere i'll dig it out and post it
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Is there a way of limiting the file size that can be uploaded? Like
MAX_FILE_SIZE in php?
Cheers
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Michael,
Maybe delaying an action of some sort by a set time at the bottom of the
page (which should be requested last, and therefore executed last) however,
doesn't really solve the problem because the page may not have fully
rendered.plausible deniability.
Stew
Something i've been asked to try and do many times by our sales force, and
each time i've been asked i've giggled for ages, then frigged a set of
linked pages that "seem to" work, doesn't work if you get too complicated,
but should be enough for demonstration purposes.
have fun
Stew
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