Ah could potentially be useful as long as it doesn't internally require
cfreateobject(java) like cfdump does.
Obviously it would require all the frameworks to be rewritten to use this
before it will be helpful to hosts and allow them to keep createobject(java)
disabled.
RUss
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Seriously? There are many thousands or hundreds of thousands of programs out
there that were written before OOP even existed in many different languages,
including your operating system.
Perhaps YOU are not able to produce well written programs without OOP or
CFC's, but that does not apply to
Can you please do these steps to know the cause of the issue so that I can
help accordingly.
1.Launch ColdFusion Builder.In the Help Menu click on Adobe ColdFusion
Builder Registartion... .If it opens the registration window then it is NOT
licensing issue.
Probably you would have run the
Hello Folks,
I'm investigating cloud computing to see if it is a viable option for our
company. So far it looks promising although there does seem to be lots of
reports of fluctuating performance (I would assume this because of 'noisy
neighbours..' , but otherwise it looks promising.
I
I use ElasticFox, an add on for firefox
http://aws.amazon.com/developertools/609?_encoding=UTF8jiveRedirect=1
Andrew
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The only support I am aware of is that CF 9.0.1 can treat Amazon S3 as a
local file system ala CFFile and CFdirectory and some functions.
There is a post on it on Ray Camden's blog a while back.
Open BlueDragon has native support for AWS
http://www.openbluedragon.org/manual/?/amazon_s3
As does Railo
http://blog.getrailo.com/post.cfm/s3-with-railo
I don't know how they compare to ColdFusion's support as I haven't
personally used either, but might be worth comparing if it is a deal
null=#Trim(FORM.Contributed) EQ ''#
I like this.
I find this easier to read:
null=#yesNoFormat(len(trim(form.contributed)))#
just because the nested quotes can be confusing.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
http://training.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software is a
Dave,
I find this easier to read:
null=#yesNoFormat(len(trim(form.contributed)))#
I really like this in that is seems to be truer to the actual use of the
variable as CF intended it to be used.
To confirm what you are proposing, if form.contributed is NULL it will produce
the following:
In the cfproperty-oriented world, where properties get dumped into the
variables scope along with your methods and anything else there, many
folks including me have written getMemento methods to return a struct
with the values of the object's declared properties, only.
Do you suppose methods
Should a getMemento method return the results of getters if they exist?
I believe so, but backwards.
Sorry.. Couldn't resist.
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I really appreciate everyone's input. This kind of documentation is very
helpful for a lot of people. I have found CF-Talk to be the best CF resource
available. Maybe some of the experts on this list can provide other examples of
cfqueryparam uses that have been helpful, but not mentioned
On 11/14/2010 1:52 PM, David Moore wrote:
I find this easier to read:
null=#yesNoFormat(len(trim(form.contributed)))#
What about using null=#isDate(form.contributed)# ?
It looks like you are assuming a valid date or an empty
string. What if someone puts in foo into the form field?
Perhaps you
hi . I have written a cfc which has a function which has a query and I want
the result of that query to be returned as an array and I have specified the
return type of the function to Array . I hope I can then use that Array in my
Flex application . but I can't return the right value and CF
hi . I have written a cfc which has a function which has a query and I want
the result of that query to be returned as an array and I have specified the
return type of the function to Array . I hope I can then use that Array in my
Flex application . but I can't return the right value and CF
Roger,
What about using null=#isDate(form.contributed)# ?
Would you want to add the yesNoFormat before the isDate as in Dave's suggestion?
As to the second part, I am checking using ColdFusion's cfform methods within
cfinput prior to submitting the information. Would your suggestion be a good
You need to loop over the query result and build the array to return.
Something like so...
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Archive:
I don't know if you realise, but you can actually treat a query an an
associative array anyway, you do not need to do any conversion to do this.
The syntax is
Query['column'][row]
Might save you some work
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I don't use Flex, but wouldn't that still appear to Flex as an invalid data
type (e.g. not an array)?
But yes, in CF, most certainly use that syntax. :-)
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Okay, I've been banging my head against this for a while. It looks so easy!
I am trying to simply list a directories contents using CF 9.01's new S3
integration. My application.cfc has:
-
this.s3.accessKeyid = 'yourmamassofat';
this.s3.awsSecretKey=
You can't use this and expect to reference it as application in your code.
Regards,
Andrew Scott
http://www.andyscott.id.au/
-Original Message-
From: Brook Davies [mailto:br...@logiforms.com]
Sent: Monday, 15 November 2010 8:03 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: CF 9.01 S3:// not working
Andrew,
What do you mean use this and reference it as application in your code?
Maybe you have not read
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/coldfusion/articles/whatsnew_cf901.html
Or are you actually saying something constructive that I am
misunderstanding?
Brook
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From:
I don't know if this is OT or not.
I Homesite 5+ in CFML Basic the !--- comment command gives you this: !---
---
Where can I change that to output: !-- -- as W3C doesn't validate with
the 3 dashes?
Terry
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Ok, I wasn't aware that the S3 was baked into the application object like
this.
Regards,
Andrew Scott
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-Original Message-
From: Brook Davies [mailto:cft...@logiforms.com]
Sent: Monday, 15 November 2010 9:17 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: RE: CF 9.01 S3:// not
Terry,
!--- This is a ColdFusion Comment ---
!-- This is a HTML comment --
If you put an HTML comment around CFML it will do nothing and the code will
still execute.
CFML comments do not appear in the source code so any HTML validation will
not see it, if you are running the validation on the
Russ thanks for answering.
I guess I wasn't specific enough.
Is there a keyboard shortcut command to do the html comment in Homesite?
I use Coldfusion in my Site Admin for my clients to design their pages and
then
When they update it writes all the pages to plain html for SEO as well as
speed.
On 15/11/2010 10:54, Terry Troxel wrote:
Russ thanks for answering.
I guess I wasn't specific enough.
Is there a keyboard shortcut command to do the html comment in Homesite?
ctrl-shift-M works here
--
Yours,
Kym Kovan
mbcomms.net.au
In case its a permission issue on your bucket try setting the ACL for
everyone to read - better still make a test bucket and set everything on that
bucket to read,write and full control. I use the Amazon S3 REST Wrapper by Joe
Danziger so can't advise directly on CF9.
Okay, I've been banging
iirc, the 3-dash cf comment does not trip html validation. the 3rd dash
is considered the first character of comment text.
i do not ever remember having trouble with cf comments in W3C validator.
Azadi
On 15/11/2010 07:54 , Terry Troxel wrote:
Russ thanks for answering.
I guess I wasn't
On 15/11/2010 11:22, Azadi Saryev wrote:
iirc, the 3-dash cf comment does not trip html validation. the 3rd dash
is considered the first character of comment text.
i do not ever remember having trouble with cf comments in W3C validator.
If you are being strict the comment is actually, in
These are the errors I get with XHTML Transitional
Line 10, Column 27: invalid comment declaration: found name character
outside comment but inside comment declaration
!--- this is a comment ---
Line 10, Column 1: comment declaration started here
!--- this is a comment ---
Terry
On 11/15/2010 2:10 AM, mojtaba tabatabaie wrote:
cfset setEncoding(form,utf-8)
cfset setEncoding(url,utf-8)
these aren't required in your CFC.
just return the query to flex use something like this in your event handler:
private function
Don't you want to list the bucket, and not a folder underneath it?
Try just
directoryList(s3://mybuck/)
On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 3:03 PM, Brook Davies br...@logiforms.com wrote:
Okay, I've been banging my head against this for a while. It looks so easy!
I am trying to simply list a
Haven't followed this whole thread, not sure what you're doing, but
the CFML comment sequence should never print through to the output at
all, ***when interpreted by a CFML engine***. If you're reading the
file somehow, then it's not being handled as CFML, and you'll have to
deal wiht it
Ok, let's see if I can clarify my request.
I am requesting a way, any way to possibly create a keyboard shortcut within
Homesite to let me create a HTML comment in my pages.
I do not know how to create this and am asking for help in that regard only.
I have had quite a few replies and thanks
THANK YOU, Thank you.
Problem solved. You made my day Kym.
Terry
-Original Message-
From: Kym Kovan [mailto:dev-li...@mbcomms.net.au]
Sent: Sunday, November 14, 2010 4:14 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Homesite Comment Command
On 15/11/2010 10:54, Terry Troxel wrote:
Russ thanks for
Terry,
You can create your own short cuts using the SNIPPETS panel.
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From: Terry Troxel [mailto:terry.tro...@gmail.com]
Sent: Sunday,
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