Thanks, but I'm on the wagon.
- Jim
LI, Chunshen (Don) wrote:
I'm ready to sell blood. Does anyone need any?
Thanks.
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Holy cripes! I didn't think about that. Yes, I would consider that to
be a significant factor in deciding between IIS host header
configuration and CF scripts.
Thank you.
Dave
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Kola Oyedeji wrote:
Also I'm don't
Sorry, MX type mappings.
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Friday, August 1, 2003, 2:38:26 PM, you wrote:
T It's working for me on mappings? Please clarify what you mean by
T 'mappings' - are you talking about CFMX mappings or are you talking network
T mappings? I'm guessing cfmx mappings.
Seeing that there's no way for HomeSite to get the mapping information from
CFMX, I don't see how this is possible.
~Todd
At 03:00 PM 8/1/2003, you wrote:
Sorry, MX type mappings.
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Thanks-
I've got a couple options to import the file directly into the db without
using cffile. That's a good thing. What this discussion has done, though,
is presented the problem of preventing a user from uploading a file that's
too big to begin with. It seems there are two solutions.
Do tasks run from the cf scheduler (CF5) run at a different priority than those
called via a browser? I wouldn't think there would be a difference, since the
CF schedulere just thinks it's making an HTTP request, but...
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One possibility is junctions. I'd rather not have to create
a junction for each mapping though.
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Friday, August 1, 2003, 2:57:18 PM, you wrote:
T Seeing that there's no way for HomeSite to get the mapping information from
T CFMX, I don't see how this is
Do tasks run from the cf scheduler (CF5) run at a different
priority than those called via a browser? I wouldn't think
there would be a difference, since the CF scheduler just
thinks it's making an HTTP request, but...
No, they don't run at a different priority. However, they do keep two
Brian,
We have an enterprise version, but that is not as cut and dry pricing as the
hosted. The Enterprise version handles DB updates as well. Some of our
larger clients running this system are:
http://www.akingump.com
http://www.venable.com
http://www.munsch.com
- j
james curran
technical
How does one go about creating virtual directories in the
built in web server on CFMX?
Everything you need to know is right here:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/adv_development/config_builtin_
webserver/config_builtin_webserver08.html
- Original Message -
From: Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 01, 2003 1:29 PM
Subject: RE: Scheduled Task Priority
Do tasks run from the cf scheduler (CF5) run at a different
priority than those called via a browser? I wouldn't think
I've devoted about two years to start my own business (mostly R D), unfortunately it
hasn't taken off yet while I'm running out of money. And I've started to look for
some project to get things going about a month ago. Negative experience. So, it's
incorrect to say long-unemployed
No. Of course, there may be something in Java to do this but up till now, the
answer as far as I know is no.
Is there a means of selectively killing a CF template that was run via the
scheduler? Without cycling the CF service itself, that is? It's got a _very_
long RequestTimeout, yet looks
No. They're just CFHTTP calls to the url in question and work as any other http
call to the same location. Personally, I hate the use of CFHTTP to implement
scheduling and will have a full writeup on it to go to the MM wish list very
soon. An internal call to the template in question is much more
Is there a means of selectively killing a CF template that
was run via the scheduler? Without cycling the CF service
itself, that is? It's got a _very_ long RequestTimeout, yet
looks like it won't be able to complete in that time. I'm
surprised it hasn't taken the CF server down, so it
THanks so much for the help Jeff! I'll give this a go later today!
SCRIPT type=text/javascript
function htmltotext(){
document.myform.plaintext.value = mycontent.innerHTML;
}
function text2HTML(){
mycontent.innerHTML = document.myform.plaintext.value;
}
/SCRIPT
div id=mycontent
Does anyone know how to figure out the utctimezone offset +|-? I know how to
return the offset hours and minutes, but what I need to figure out is if
GetTimeZinInfo().utcHourOffset returns 4 is it negative or positive.
Thanks
Bryan
Yeah, I second that notion of moving non-Web page related stuff to
another scripting language. We use PHP and cron here to handle some
scheduled downloads and it works like a charm. Plus PHP (and Perl, for
that matter) have OO features now that can make them much easier to
learn.
M
-Original
Hello All,
I have a wizard-like web page where the user must fill out forms 1 through 5
prior to hitting submit i.e. step 1 - personal info, step 2 - address
information, step 3 - payment, etc.,
To me this seems like a pretty common type of interface. And I'm hoping
there's some people on this
Alternately, try Python - it's a very powerful language that's equally
easy to learn. I was writing functional programs in it (read: not
Hello World or looping from 1 to n) in a couple of hours. It's syntax
is very clean (cleaner than Perl and PHP), and you can invoke and test
all sorts of
http://www.macromedia.com/software/flashplayer/public_beta
If you have any public sites using SWF files, particularly complex SWF
files or ones with complex server interaction or other tricks, then please
take advantage of this special time to ensure the new Player renders your
existing work to
I'd skip the hidden form fields, and after each step store the data in a
struct in the session scope. Then when you're all done, you can pull all
the data from that one place. That will let you easily add more form fields
or even move form fields between steps without affecting much at all.
To me this seems like a pretty common type of interface. And I'm hoping
there's some people on this list that have built something like this before
what I want to know is this - is there a mechanism to pass form fields
from one form to another w/o hard coding the form field names? I'm sure
Actually building our your suggestion, you should be able to do something
like this: (completely off the top of my head and untested, but hopefully
it helps).
At the top of a page 2-5:
cfoutput
cfloop list=form.fieldnames index=field
cfif field NEQ fieldnames!--- don't want to double
make sure you HTMLEditFormat() those values, in case they contain quotes or
other such nastiness.
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-Original Message-
From: Ian
Thanks! This helps.
RE:
cfoutput
cfloop list=form.fieldnames index=field
cfif field NEQ fieldnames!--- don't want to double these up ---
input type=hidden name=#field# value=#form[field]#
/cfif
/cfloop
/cfoutput.
There appears to be one other exception. I also have to
Hi
Here I am giving the testcode which I executed in cfmx version and CF4.5.1
version.
But I am expecting value '4' from following code. I will be getting that
value in only CF4.5.1 but not in CFMX.
Is it unknown cfmx bug or do we need to change any attributes kind of
things when
Dave,
Thanks a lot. As usual, you are a big help.
Mike
-Original Message-
From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 01, 2003 3:48 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CFMX
How does one go about creating virtual directories in the
built in web server on CFMX?
Why not post the contents to the DB after each page? I do this and it
allows me to retain the input for those sites where the visitor has the
rights to come back again later. Post once per page, and no worries. I
track which page was completed in the DB and check for a AllCompleted flag.
If
div id=mycontent style=overflow: scroll CONTENTEDITABLE/div
input type=button value=copy to text box
onclick=htmltotext();/button
form name=myform
textarea id=plaintext name=plaintext cols=80 rows=6/textarea
input type=button name=txt2html value=copy to HTML box
onclick=text2HTML();
/form
SIGH
Thanks! This helps.
RE:
cfoutput
cfloop list=form.fieldnames index=field
cfif field NEQ fieldnames!--- don't want to double these up ---
input type=hidden name=#field# value=#form[field]#
/cfif
/cfloop
/cfoutput.
There appears to be one other exception. I also have to
Robert Orlini wrote:
With IIS 5.0, can I delete the IISADMIN, MSADC and printers virtual directories w/o
any problems to our website? I don't do any administration of the site except
directly on the machine.
http://www.nsa.gov/snac/index.html guide number 14 (but reading
and implementing
Is there a means of selectively killing a CF template that
was run via the scheduler? Without cycling the CF service
itself, that is? It's got a _very_ long RequestTimeout, yet
looks like it won't be able to complete in that time. I'm
surprised it hasn't taken the CF server down, so it
Are there any other methods of seeing debug output from a CF5 development
server other than by designating a list of IP addresses? Cookie based, for
instance?
We've got three developers in-house and the only way that I can see to get CF's
debugging to work properly (assuming that any given
I would suspect there is some CPU power and time consumed when moving 1 million
records from one MySQL table to another. That kind of work is asking a bit
much of ColdFusion which is intended to deliver web pages.
Back end operations of that scope should be addressed in the MySQL control
center
JMS Queue! I've got a bunch of enhancement requests in on this...ability
to specify number of threads for one thing...
Stace
-Original Message-
From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 01, 2003 4:05 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Scheduled Task Priority
No. Of
is there a way that i can have someone use an app on my comp in my IIS webroot folder?
maybe by going through my IP address and then into my comp if i turn firewall off?
anyone know if this is possible?
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is there a way that i can have someone use an app on my comp
in my IIS webroot folder? maybe by going through my IP address
and then into my comp if i turn firewall off?
Is it a web application? If so, yes. If not, no - at least, not unless you
provide a web interface to run it. If it's a
Are there any other methods of seeing debug output from a CF5
development server other than by designating a list of IP
addresses? Cookie based, for instance?
Sure. Just enable debug output for all IP addresses, then selectively
disable it in your code as you like.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf
Is there a means of selectively killing a CF template that
was run via the scheduler?
...
No, I don't think you can do that. I'd recommend that you
consider rewriting the script in something other than CF.
...
Thanks. I'm not sure that would do much.
It would let you
I think you can also set up the development mappings in studio/homesite...it does
supposedly allow you to get the debugging back directly into studio.
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Friday, August 1, 2003, 10:34:28 PM, you wrote:
JM Are there any other methods of seeing debug output from a CF5
I think you can also set up the development mappings in
studio/homesite...it does supposedly allow you to get
the debugging back directly into studio.
While you can set up development mappings in Studio or Homesite, that only
allows you to use the Internet Explorer browser integration to run
actually i want to run a flash comm app, so i just need access to the 1 page
and thats all
we just need to try it out but we cant get it to work on the actual server
so I was seeing if we could just run it real quick off my comp
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From: Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
actually i want to run a flash comm app, so i just need
access to the 1 page and thats all we just need to try
it out but we cant get it to work on the actual server
so I was seeing if we could just run it real quick off
my comp
I think you'll need to install the Flash Comm server on your
Well not having played with the debugger before, I read Charlie
Areharts presentation on it, and after some head scratching and one
crash, I set up a dev mapping opened my default.cfm, added a couple
breakpoints, and started a debug session.
Lo and behold, up pops this ultra cool window that
Ah, so the user is not required to go linearly through the form from step 1
to 2 to 3 but can jump around. That does make it more challenging!
Then, I would probably lean toward a database and/or structure based
approach. It's going to be more work, but that's what we get for allowing
users
Actually I just had a bit of inspiration that might work. You could try
using a naming convention...
On the action page of page 1 (page 2 or something in between).
cfoutput
cfloop list=form.fieldnames index=field
cfif field NEQ fieldnames!--- don't want to double these up ---
input
Figured it out...CF MX doesn't support debugging!
/me breathes deeply...
Anyone know if debugging support is slated to be added back into MX?
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Saturday, August 2, 2003, 12:51:58 AM, you wrote:
jon I did have a problem getting this to work with an MX server...I'm
Does anyone know how to figure out the utctimezone offset +|-? I know how
to
return the offset hours and minutes, but what I need to figure out is if
GetTimeZinInfo().utcHourOffset returns 4 is it negative or positive.
its an offset from UTC (GMT). i'm in bangkok, GMT+7, so my cf servers here
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