Hi I am new to coldfusion 9 and extjs 4 and like to know how to pass a cfquery
to a mysql table, and then covert the data to json to populate a grid..
Would appreciate some help on this matter also if there are any tutorials for
newbies.
Thanks
Start here and let us know if you have any trouble:
http://www.cfscreencast.com/2007/12/6/retrieving-data-from-mysql-using-cfquery/
http://www.coldfusion-ria.com/Blog/index.cfm/2009/12/14/ExtJS-30-Editor-Grid-with-ColdFusion
(I
didn't see an ExtJS 4 example on Google. Perhaps 3 will work for
Thanks for your assistance
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Hi, I have built a grid panel via extjs4 and want to link the data store to a
mysql table, which is stored locally on my machine. Is there any examples for
newbie that will walk me through how to achieve this?
thanks
Tom
Hi, I have built a grid panel via extjs designer and want to link the data
store to a
mysql table, which is stored locally on my machine. Is there any examples for
newbie that will walk me through how to achieve this?
thanks
Tom
Hi, I need to convert php to coldfusion. Would appreciate some help, thanks
?php
#First we include our credentials file
# FileName=connect.php
$hostname = localhost;
$database = nimsoftslmdev;
$username = root;
$password = xxx;
#And now we connect to the database
//connection String
This seems like a pretty straightforward conversion. Create the datasource
in the CF admin to point to MySQL and then simply write a cfquery with the
same basic syntax as is used in the PHP. Specify maxrows=200 and then
cfoutput it via json to your datastore.
I might be missing something but it
Wow, and I wonder at times why PHP is so popular...
Not being a Guru at PHP what you are trying to convert here is very simple,
and this is not tested but as close to being right as I can think.
cfquery name=result datasource= username=#username#
passwqord=#password#
SELECT
nimid,
level,
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 8:01 AM, Andrew Scott andr...@andyscott.id.au wrote:
Wow, and I wonder at times why PHP is so popular...
Because it is cheaper to run it.. Nevermind the fact that you are
paying developers allot more (as in, it takes more time) to code in
PHP. :)
Note the Sarcasm of
-Original Message-
Wow, and I wonder at times why PHP is so popular...
My thought too, this is a great example of why I love CF over PHP :)
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here's the link to the tomcat based installers for Railo and OBD. Both of these
install on IIS. More information here:
http://www.viviotech.net/company/installers.cfm
but I've installed the OBD one on several servers and found no problems. One of
the easiest installs I've done.
hth,
larry
I have a web service created in coldfusion, and consumed from a coldfusion
page. The problem is that the web service call is very fast in development
environment, where as its very very slow in production environment. What is the
best way to go about troubleshooting what is causing the problem?
I would approach this by writing a test against the webservice, and then
throwing a little bit of benchmarking code into the procedures you call.
That should give you some sort of idea as to which parts of the procedure
are running slower than expected.
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 15:39, fun and
Hi All I have had a year long headache with ckeditor and it changing my CF code.
I got around the issue for a while by using a straight text area to enter code
in the DB.
Now other users will be using the system and I need to get the text editor to
work.
I STILL have not been able to figure
Are you trying to enter CF code into the editor and expect it to come
through intact?
There is quite a community of tech-savvy users on the CKEditor forum - have
you checked there? It includes some CF people.
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
Adobe Certified Advanced ColdFusion
both ckeditor and TinyMCE have filters to disallow.remove dangerous tags
and content.
If you are using the editor to edit CFML code, then it would get changed.
So you need to change the default settings.
The easiest way would be to just set it to allow everything, or set the
disallow list to
You should take a look at the protectedSource method in the config
settings
(http://docs.cksource.com/ckeditor_api/symbols/CKEDITOR.config.html#.protectedSource).
This allows you to use regular expressions to specify which tags
should not be affected by the editor.
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 7:51
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