Actually, it sounds like a redirect issue. Do you have a custom 404
error handler defined in IIS or are you using something like
isapi-rewrite to restructure your url? If your rewrite mechanism is
not working properly then the 404 would redirect you using a GET, not
the original POST.
Nobody, huh?
Does anyone know why ColdFusion datasources have a 16 character limit on
passwords? My DBA just created a monster 38 character password which
looked like someone sat on his keyboard while he was typing. I had to
tell him to trim it down a little. :-)
~Brad
To stop people from sitting on their keyboards?
On 6/12/07, Brad Wood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nobody, huh?
Does anyone know why ColdFusion datasources have a 16 character limit on
passwords? My DBA just created a monster 38 character password which
looked like someone sat on his keyboard
If the page, for example, is /page/memberhome/whatever
The custom 404 handler calls index.cfm
Application.cfc executes, runs the parse url function, and returns an array
in the request scope with the variables parsed out, in the above case:
Request.rq.page = memberhome
Request.rq.whatever =
Is it just me or is SQL Server Management Studio Express crap?
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Compared to what?
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Your dba is an idiot. I would stop at 14 or 15 characters but even that is
probably too long.
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I actually prefer it over the the Ent Mgr. But I seem to be in the
minority
On 6/12/07, James Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it just me or is SQL Server Management Studio Express crap?
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No it is not just you, I have started using SQL Manager from EMS
http://www.sqlmanager.net in my opinion it kicks ass on any Microsoft
SQL management tool.
-Original Message-
From: James Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 12:02 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Short
It is better now that I am getting used to it but I hated it there for a
while. Mainly due to changing some of my favorite keyboard shortcuts
and leaving no way to customize them. (F8 toggling object explorer on
AND OFF etc...)
~Brad
-Original Message-
From: Crow T. Robot
I find SQL Server Management Studio to be tolerable for what I need to do.
I hate the fact that they've done away with DTS packags and now you've
got to build jobs with that frakking visual studio stuff. I don't get
that stuff at all.
I ended up turning a couple of my jobs into SQL Agent jobs
And the fact that it is freaking impossible to import data in the
Express version.
Funny... this topic coming up right now. I have a client with a BIG
web site who has decided to branch their main web presence onto SQL
Express, and I spent some frustrating time a few days ago trying to
Since it's the only thing I've ever used, I'm curious what you don't
like about it.
Thanks,
Chris
James Smith wrote:
Is it just me or is SQL Server Management Studio Express crap?
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I'm pretty sure Express Mgmt Studio is free - period. Is that what you're
asking?
On 6/12/07, Matt Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And the fact that it is freaking impossible to import data in the
Express version.
Funny... this topic coming up right now. I have a client with a BIG
Matt,
Anyone know if Management Studio keeps working after the 180-day trial
period is up like it did with the old Enterprise Manager? Heck I'd be
happy to buy EMgr like I have in the past (the US$50 msrp was
reasonable) but it doesn't seem to be available as a standalone.
I don't know the
-Original Message-
From: Matt Robertson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 3:32 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Short rant
And the fact that it is freaking impossible to import data in the
Express version.
I wouldn't say impossible... The tool leaves a bit
Actually, think the 16 character limit is a known issue with the database
drivers that CFMX uses...
I actually thought this was fixed at one point, but I could be wrong. I've
never run into the issue.
-Dan
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From: Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) [mailto:Neil.Robertson-
[EMAIL
On 6/12/07, Crow T. Robot wrote:
I'm pretty sure Express Mgmt Studio is free - period. Is that what you're
asking?
No I'm using the Mgmt Studio Express myself already, like the original
poster. I was lamenting about how there was no way to import or
export data from it... since I am right in
My company is building a prototype for a self-service kiosk that will
need to read barcodes and communicate with a remote ColdFusion server.
We were thinking of taking at look at the Flex Barcode Reader that is on
Adobe Community samples.
Does anyone have any suggested starting points
-Original Message-
From: Matt Robertson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 3:32 PM
Subject: Re: Short rant
And the fact that it is freaking impossible to import data in the
Express version.
No it isn't. I was able to import an Access database into it, I
When index.cfm is executed, it calls the appropriate template or function
based on the contents of the page variable
Ok, but how does it call it, how does it recognizes that it was called
with method=POST and how will it call the page using the appropriate method?
--
Thanks Sean -
So ignoring the stuff below, can you or anyone shed some light on how
I can set a Client or Session variable in the cfc that I'm using with
flash, that I can use later in my onEndSession function?
In my onEndSession function, I have 2 arguments, 'sessionScope' and
'appScope'.
Hi:
I was searching for job offers in Australia in here http://mycareer.com.au/
If you search for CF job offers it brings only 23 jobs which more than half are
not even only for CF developers and some are for other languages like PHP or
.NET. When I searched for PHP it came out with a few
My company is building a prototype for a self-service kiosk that will
need to read barcodes and communicate with a remote ColdFusion server.
We were thinking of taking at look at the Flex Barcode Reader that is on
Adobe Community samples.
I should think any old barcode reader will work fine.
..NET is popular and other languages are free. CF won't go away (I hope) but
it'll probably never overtake other languages without some serious marketing
pushes.
_
Jake Churchill
CF Webtools
11204 Davenport, Ste. 200b
Omaha, NE 68154
http://www.cfwebtools.com
402-408-3733 x103
I personally don't like to use Sessions with Flash. I basically do a CFLogin
to authenticate for the service calls, than pass back any needed vars and
hold them in Flash. I can think of a few situations where this won't
accomplish the end goal, but for most of my projects it's worked fine.
We were thinking web app because then we wouldn't have to outsource some
sort of Windows Programmer... But right now, we are just prototyping
things out and exploring our options. I appreciate your reassurance that
barcode reading isn't as mammoth an idea as one might think it to be.
AIR is an
Maybe someone should make a free/open source CF server. That would probably
get more people using it. Of course once you've invested this much time
into developing a product like that, it's hard not to start charging for it.
(Didn't CF5 and BlueDragon start out as free products?)
Russ
On 6/12/07, John Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So ignoring the stuff below, can you or anyone shed some light on how
I can set a Client or Session variable in the cfc that I'm using with
flash, that I can use later in my onEndSession function?
Oops, I misread your code somewhat! I never
You've perfectly defined my puzzle. On some pages, it recognizes the form
post. On a very small small number, it doesn't. I'm not sure the
difference, but I'm trying to figure it out now.
On 6/12/07 4:41 PM, Claude Schneegans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When index.cfm is executed, it calls the
Check out the smith project.
http://www.smithproject.org/
~Brad
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From: Russ [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 4:12 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: I love CF but it's not fair
Maybe someone should make a free/open source CF server. That would
probably
CF alternatives (some free, some open source)
- Blue Dragon
- Railo
- Smith
- IgniteFusion
- Coral Web Builder
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From: Russ [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 4:12 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: I love CF but it's not
There's software out there to help you out. I've used SiteKiosk (
http://www.sitekiosk.com/) and it was a cinch to set up the running
application, what the user could/couldn't do, etc.
Koen
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Russ wrote:
Maybe someone should make a free/open source CF server. That would probably
get more people using it. Of course once you've invested this much time
into developing a product like that, it's hard not to start charging for it.
(Didn't CF5 and BlueDragon start out as free products?)
Search results can be misleading.
I have observed that job posts often have a laundry list of
technologies/skills most of which are 'nice to have' but not critical to the
job. So a listing might say they want someone with Java, .NET, Python, ASP
classic and Oracle, but what they really want is a
We were thinking web app because then we wouldn't have to outsource some
sort of Windows Programmer... But right now, we are just prototyping
things out and exploring our options. I appreciate your reassurance that
barcode reading isn't as mammoth an idea as one might think it to be.
Nope,
I asked Tim, Tom and Adam (and voted for a feature request) for an
administrator option to do just this in CF8, but alas...
On 6/12/07, Rick Root [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/12/07, Brian Kotek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Absolutely. You must specify var scoping for ALL method local variables
I did the same thing. SQL2005's jobs are much nicer than 2000's. Several of
my most-important jobs are just SQL statements that were pasted into a job step.
I also miss DTS, but the other day I was pretty much forced into using Visual
Studio on our SQL Server to do a project that now saves
There are also a lot of jobs for McDonalds late shift workers.
=)
My current programming job is 95% coldfusion, and the ad was for a
perl developer.
My last job was 85% coldfusion, 15% Director and the ad was for web developer
My previous job was for Foxpro Developer, and it was 25% foxpro, 50%
On 6/12/07, David Low wrote:
I don't recall CF5 ever being free though,
There was Cold Fusion Express. It was a chopped-up v4.x IIRC.
Crippled and didn't last long.
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On 6/12/07, Ali Majdzadeh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was searching for job offers in Australia in here http://mycareer.com.au/
If you search for CF job offers it brings only 23 jobs
Plus another 16 for Cold Fusion. However, your point is well taken.
I hear lots of Australians say that the CF
Another thought:
You don't need 2334 jobs. You need one job (ok, maybe 2)
Hopefully it's the quality not the quantity that matters.
On 6/12/07, Ali Majdzadeh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi:
I was searching for job offers in Australia in here http://mycareer.com.au/
If you search for CF job
Hi folks,
We have been trying out FusionReactor recently and have had a good
experience so far. But, the FR documentation is a bit thin and FR user
support can only do so much. So, does anyone know of a FusionReactor
listserve and/or user group? If not, would anyone want to start one (at
House
If the pc you are using has windows xp on it, why not just use the mmc
snap in that is built into windows..you can prevent
CTRL-ALT-DELTE, access to any drive thru my computer, or to my
computer, etc...
On 6/12/07, Eric Haskins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wrote a Pharmaceutical Return
Not familiar with WAMP I use XAMPP for my windows Dev enviroment. Unsure but
that is the same message I see when someone forgets the PHP MYSQL Connector.
In most cases it is only on a linux box. I have never seen it on windows
(Unless I forget to Start MySQL Server)
Eric Haskins
On 6/12/07, Tom
Send them an email, they have set up a fusionDebug mailing list so I am sure
they will no doubt set up one if asked.
On 6/13/07, Nick Gleason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
We have been trying out FusionReactor recently and have had a good
experience so far. But, the FR documentation is
And you can always drop to java and read the little beast in one line
at a time that way. You won't have any memory issues like you would
if you try and read in an 80mb file into a single cosmic-scale array.
I have a similar monster file situation and solved it this way;
although mine is daily
Another thought:
You don't need 2334 jobs. You need one job (ok, maybe 2)
Hopefully it's the quality not the quantity that matters.
Sure but when there are less options to choose it means many may not match your
needs. The main problem will be location. But when there are 2334 job offers
You could contract an hour or two of time from any winforms guys to build
you a wrapper for the application to lock it down.
Otherwise I would suggest looking at doing it that way for a number of
reasons:
- The wrapper would have better security and harder to circumvent
- You can check to make
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From: Matt Robertson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 5:34 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: I love CF but it's not fair
On 6/12/07, David Low wrote:
I don't recall CF5 ever being free though,
I remember there was TagFusion or something like
I'm working on a similar project. SAVE YOUR MONEY! You don't have to use
sitekiosk or kiosk apps. You want to lock down your browser? FINE! you can
already lock down your browser AKA kiosk mode in mozilla firefox. you can also
make internet explorer show nothing but whatever you want to
I wrote a Pharmaceutical Return Web App in PHP and any old Bar Code
Scanner off ebay worked fine??? I dont see why you would need drivers? It
just gets translated like a keyboard
As for locking pc's down I used to use software called Frotres from
FortresGrand.com
Worked great
Eric
On
Well I am in the same boat
My Company is trying to move to be a Java shop only, and the work for
Coldfusion for us is not worth us staying. Yet I am trying to hang on till
the fat lady sings.
On 6/13/07, Sean Corfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/12/07, Ali Majdzadeh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 6/12/07, Neil (RX) wrote:...
So, yes we manage 300 but in all reality we may not touch any of them
since
launch:
And there's the money. I keep meaning to do something like that... get
those
reoccurring payments going on... for doing nothing more than backups and
whatnot. Let's see...
On 6/12/07, Ben Forta wrote:
CF may be able to do the same thing, but the fact that Ben Forta
didn't mention it doesn't bode well for that being true.
It's doable, via the text ODBC driver, but it's slow, and the SQL is a
pain.
I still think the best option is to do this in the DBMS.
On 6/12/07, Phillip M. Vector wrote:
That did it! THANK YOU! :)
Woohoo! Sweet. You're welcome!
JS is pretty fun once you start to get it.
Very flexible... yeah. Have fun picking it up, it's more usefuller now than
ever.
Heh. Usefuller...
if it was me I would remove the form.
Put the event onKeyUp=javascript:entermessage() and then in the
entermessage check that the key up was indeed return (enter = 13).
Then you remove the need for the unwanted form tags.
On 6/12/07, Phillip M. Vector [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That did it!
I have been through several set ups recently, the latest is 2 physical
servers with a cisco pix load balancer with no sticky sessions. we
then run 2 jrun instances for the production app on each box. Provides
great stability.
One limitation on the number of jrun instances on windows is the
I'm trying to catch errors and display them in a prettier way on one of
my applications. However part of the login script I use has a cfabort
tag in it to stop processing until the user is authenticated. Since I
implemented the onError function in my Application.cfc the cfabort seems
to be
http://208.106.220.252/soundings/T8Report.cfm
Select test eval 1.
When the page reloads you'll see mxAjax load up the course dropdown below the
organizational dropdowns. Change the Division drop down to some other value. it
doesn't do anything.
I can't figure out how to fire off the ajax
I'm trying to catch errors and display them in a prettier way on one of
my applications. However part of the login script I use has a cfabort
tag in it to stop processing until the user is authenticated. Since I
implemented the onError function in my Application.cfc the cfabort seems
to be
On 6/12/07, Andrew Scott wrote:
if it was me I would remove the form.
Put the event onKeyUp=javascript:entermessage() and then in the
entermessage check that the key up was indeed return (enter = 13).
Then you remove the need for the unwanted form tags.
I've got a habit, I think I picked
One time i looked and there were lots of .net php jobs around here but they
averaged about $25 an hour for pay, whereas the cfm jobs averaged about $55 an
hour.
So I hear a lot about how there are so many .net jobs but they fail to mention
the crappy pay.
Since I
implemented the onError function in my Application.cfc the cfabort seems
to be triggering it. Is this normal? if so how do I work around this?
I'm fairly certain cfabort doesn't trigger onError; at least I haven't seen
that before. You might have another error around the cfabort
On 6/12/07, Will Tomlinson wrote:...
Any ideas anyone?
I don't use qForms... but if you want to add another event to
the onchange of the select, you can just put the current
function inside another function, and then call that. Like:
function departmentOnchange {
You'd need the parenthesis tho (amazing I left those off, considering how
much I love them).
function departmentOnchange() {
On 6/12/07, Dinner wrote:
On 6/12/07, Will Tomlinson wrote:...
Any ideas anyone?
I don't use qForms... but if you want to add another event to
the onchange of the
cause its over your shiny head!! haha
you might have better luck with spry
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/samples/data_region/DataSetMasterDetailSample.html
http://208.106.220.252/soundings/T8Report.cfm
Select test eval 1.
When the page reloads you'll see mxAjax load up the
An abort is an exception that is caught by the onError event handler. Whether
this is a bug or a desired effect is debatable, but this does in fact happen.
However it is easy enough to catch:
cffunction name=onError returntype=void
cfargument name=Exception required=true/
cfargument
I would also say that maybe the CF job openings are filled to higher
capacity...for whatever reason. And if you are a CF programmer and you don't
like your job, it's time to move. But the point is you need 1 job so go get it
and don't complain that there is not more trash to sort through. CF
On 6/12/07, Dave l wrote:
One time i looked and there were lots of .net php jobs around here but
they averaged about $25 an hour for pay, whereas the cfm jobs averaged about
$55 an hour.
So is a decent cf dev retarded to work for around $20 an hour, 90hrs a
week?
No no, don't answer, that
Make it happen for yourself then. :)
Most clients I speak to don't care too much about the technology - they care
about the price, and getting the functionality/stabilty they want. So, I
like CF, and it can always(*) do want they need, so no problem.
* more or less.
-Original
cause its over your shiny head!! haha
Dang, I was hopin you weren't trollin' round. lol!
I've actually about got it. Just needta figure this last part out.
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i know i dont have time to come here much but its too easy to spot which
threads are yours.
cause its over your shiny head!! haha
Dang, I was hopin you weren't trollin' round. lol!
I've actually about got it. Just needta figure this last part out.
So is a decent cf dev retarded to work for around $20 an hour, 90hrs a week?
Yeah I'd say that!
We have cfm jobs here that people dont want because they only pay $45 an hour.
So fyi~ there seem to always be cfm job openings here in Colorado. many might
not be advertised but at our cfug
An abort is an exception that is caught by the onError event handler.
Whether this is a bug or a desired effect is debatable, but this does in
fact happen. However it is easy enough to catch:
Hmmm...very interesting indeed. I just did a test, and cfabort did not seem
to trigger
Just figured part of the problem out.
Cranked up firebug. It's makin the ajax calls when you change the menu. It's
just not posting the select value.
hmmm...
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When I was building a lot of websites for small companies (you know, those
$500 sites) I found that I had to learn PHP to get the job done and make a
little money. I no longer do any $500 sites, but when I have time to help
out a friend or church ministry with their website I am looking to Ruby on
I just checked and it's doing exactly what you're asking it to: It's
returning getCourses for eval=22,T7=All,T6=All each time the teir 7
select is chosen. Now you just have to pass in the values from the
selects instead of the hard wired values and you're set.
On 6/13/07, Will Tomlinson [EMAIL
Will,
If you spark up FireBug in FireFox, you'll see that your mxAjax init()
method is being called via the onChange that was set by qForms and the
Ajax call is also going out. It just doesn't seem to be receiving the
value of the dropdown from the onChange.
The best way to see what's being
I just checked and it's doing exactly what you're asking it to: It's
returning getCourses for eval=22,T7=All,T6=All each time the teir 7
select is chosen. Now you just have to pass in the values from the
selects instead of the hard wired values and you're set.
Ok, here's where I'm lost. lol!
Yep, thats what I saw. If you look at the Generated Source, you'll see
he's calling the init() method via the onChange with no params. It looks
like qForms handles the dynamic dropdown creation and creates the
onChange events for the dropdowns.
Rey...
James Holmes wrote:
I just checked and
Exactly Rey. Took me a while to figure out howta see all that with Firebug.
I've never done ajax before but this is so cool!
I just dunno how to get my selection values INTO the ajax call. lol!
Thanks,
Will
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Actually,
You are right, I am in a bad habit of intranet applications where the only
browser to be used is IE.
Under Mozilla products (Firefox etc..) you DO need to wrap the form tag for
rendering. I am not sure if this is true with V2.0 of firefox but you did
jog my memory on Netscape doing
There was a Coldfusion Express very limited by Allaire did provide it.
You know thinking about it, what would the chances of Coldfusion becoming
plugin based? With that I mean that the Enterprise version does not change.
But the standard version minus all parts that contain paid licenses, be open
One limitation on the number of jrun instances on windows is
the maximum limitation in jre of 1gb memory (from memory this
is the limit - could be more perhaps) allocation to Java. So
if each take 250mb of ram, then you are limited at 4 instances.
That limit is per-instance. Each instance
Will contact me off list and I'll see what I can do to help you out.
Rey
Will Tomlinson wrote:
Exactly Rey. Took me a while to figure out howta see all that with Firebug.
I've never done ajax before but this is so cool!
I just dunno how to get my selection values INTO the ajax call. lol!
Remember that CF only runs once to produce this page's content. the
AJAX stuff runs as a separate page and returns info to the JavaScript
runnning in your generated page. So only once will #FORM.Tier7# be
written out into the page as far as CF is concerned - the rest needs
to be done with JS.
Oops, I missed a comma before T6; should have been:
t7sel + ,T6=
On 6/13/07, James Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Remember that CF only runs once to produce this page's content. the
AJAX stuff runs as a separate page and returns info to the JavaScript
runnning in your generated page. So
Oops, I missed a comma before T6; should have been:
t7sel + ,T6=
On 6/13/07, James Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks James, I'll try to give this a whirl tonight or first thing in the morn.
Will
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Will contact me off list and I'll see what I can do to help you out.
Rey
Thanks Rey! Let me give James's solution a shot and see what happens.
I really appreciate it.
Will
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Is this more reliable in CF 7? it wasn't very stable in 6
Anyone using it ?
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Which means that despite the requesttimeouts I have here, something
else is overriding it and putting a hard limit of 60 seconds. I do
have FusionReactor on this box, but crash protection is not enabled,
so it shouldn't be the cause. What is going on here?
Sorry, I meant a hard limit of
Firebug is showin an error:
document.getElementById(Tier7) has no properties
[Break on this error] var t7sel = document.getElementById(Tier7).value;
It errored on the first one too - eval. I deleted that one and replaced it with
my FORM.eval variable since that one was working anyway.
That
Oh duh! You friggin TOLD me to stick some id's on those items.
I'll try again to follow directions. :)
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There is a loading message graphic thingy built in somewhere, as it's
part of some of the other controls (like autocomplete), but I can't
recall at the moment where it is. I'll try to dig it up and see if
there's a simple way to get it showing automatically for the mxData
tag.
Yeah I think I
IT WORKS IT WORKS!!!
Wooo!
Man this is sweet as hell.
I do got one more question. There's a possiblity there could be 100,000 courses
it'll be filtering on. Could this get ugly?
Is there a way to stick a loading thingee on there or somethin?
Thanks James! You rock!
Will
For the life of me, I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. Running CFMX7.0.2
on Win2K:
I have a scheduled task that includes a bunch of other templates, updating a
bunch of tables. Anyway, I have the Timeout (sec) value in the Scheduled Task
set at 7200. That's 2 hours, right? 60 seconds
There is a loading message graphic thingy built in somewhere, as it's
part of some of the other controls (like autocomplete), but I can't
recall at the moment where it is. I'll try to dig it up and see if
there's a simple way to get it showing automatically for the mxData
tag.
As for the 1
param:eval=22,T7= + t7sel ...etc
you have a after 22 - it should be
param:eval=22,T7= + t7sel ...etc
If you set executeonload = false, which indeed is what I was getting
at, you need a few other things:
1) Assign the mxAjax object to a variable:
myMxData = new mxAjax.Data({
param:eval=22,T7= + t7sel ...etc
you have a after 22 - it should be
param:eval=22,T7= + t7sel ...etc
Ok thank you. I got it all straightened out. I don't have a lot of data to play
with yet, but you can see my demo in action here:
http://208.106.220.252/soundings/T8Report.cfm
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