I've taken another look at this, and it seems fairly straightforward
to me. I think most of the differences between a default
installation of FCKEditor and the one delivered with ColdFusion are
either files omitted because they're unnecessary - related to the ASP
or PHP implementation for
Dakota Burns wrote:
Thanks all for the followup! I'm sorry, but it was My Bad on the subject
line. I wasn't trying to suggest that a CF Developer could present him or
herself as a Java developer, but rather present the idea of a CF Developer
persuading a company to use ColdFusion versus Java
On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 10:02 AM, Ian Skinner wrote:
All the logs we have looked at show now errors...
We can run ColdFusion from the command line /jrun4/bin/jrun -start
cfusion...
Nothing out of the ordinary happens during this.
But when running Apache dies.. and will not even serve up
On Thursday 25 Sep 2008, Paul Ihrig wrote:
the fckeditor in cf8 dosnt seem to render in chrome.
any ideas?
Stop caring ?
Unless you're user base is *very* weird, no one is using that browser.
--
Tom Chiverton
Helping to widespreadedly facilitate industry-wide dot-com advanced high-yield
thanks Micheal, will look into this.
You could use a type of string, then have a regex that test for the
allowed values.
Mike
Hi
in one of our functions we need someone to pass in one of 2 options
(exist or not exists)
we have thought about making the argument type a boolean but we
Just remember to include the cost of the CF license in your quote.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2008/9/26 Jochem van Dieten [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dakota Burns wrote:
Thanks all for the followup! I'm sorry, but it was My Bad on the
subject
Let me know how much repeat business you get with that tactic please.
Adam
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 3:31 AM, Jochem van Dieten
[EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Dakota Burns wrote:
Thanks all for the followup! I'm sorry, but it was My Bad on the
subject
line. I wasn't trying to suggest that a CF
Hi,
I'm having trouble finding any good examples of using coldfusion 8 to create
a salesforce / force.com contact record. I'm using the Enterprise WSDL and
I specifically don't want leads (at least the client doesn't), just
contacts.
I've poked around and found a few soap examples because force
I'm trying to deliver a packet of information to my user in a cfdocument
format. I have five programs and each program will build a printable page. I
created a program and have cfdocument tag around it and this program I use the
cfinclude tag to include the 5 programs. I do it this way
BJ McShane wrote:
My guestion is am I doing something wrong or is there a trick to force it to
behave one way for one program and another way for another program. I like
the cfdocument tag but it seems like it still has a lot of problems. I guess
I'm going to break the printable button
Thanks, I'm on CF8 so I'll go ahead and try and set that up.
bj
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ok..
i am not sure what to look at.
if you type a file like whatever.htm
our custom 404 page pops up just fine.
but if it is a missing .cfm
i just get the cf debugger, and not a 404.cfm page
you know
The web site you are accessing has experienced an unexpected error.
Please contact the website
you need to set a sitewide missing template handler in the cf admin.
if you're on CF 8, you can add an onMissingTemplate method to your
Application.cfc on a per-application basis (if need be).
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 8:32 AM, Paul Ihrig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok..
i am not sure what to look
but if it is a missing .cfm
i just get the cf debugger, and not a 404.cfm page
If you're running IIS, you can set the ISAPI filter and extension
handler to check if file exists (off by default) which will cause IIS
to actually look for the file on disk and only pass the request to
I have written a query of queries that returns the required results. From those
results I find aggregates of the various data groupings being returned (these
are stored in session variables).
What I need to do now is to use the aggregate results that exist in session
variables to create a pie
Why can't you use the session variables in the Cfchart tag? if you really
can't, you could assign the session variables to a page variable, and use
those in the cfchart. although I would be surprised if you couldn't just
use the session variables.
Rob
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 11:51 AM, Fawzi
It's been suggested that the dev dept at our company (of which I am a part) get
rid of our desktop machines and replace them with laptops. I'd like to run it
past you guys and see what you thought about good, beefy development machines.
Here's a partial list of the things that would need to run
I have used a HP ZD7000 for 4+ years. 3 years as a primary development
machine. I would run it in the docking station with another 19 flat panel
next to it with CF7-8/MSSQL2005/WAMP/CS3... This was a nice rig. It has a P4
3GHz CPU and 2G RAM. If you can find something modern like that with an
I use a Dell D630 2Ghz intel core 2 duo processor, 2 GB of RAM for
work. It could use another gig of RAM to make it sweeter but it's not
bad at all.
I run multiple instances of Toad, IE, Firefox, Eclipse, CF
(development), at times add Dreamweaver to that list.. all with no
problems.
At home I
For myself I switched to a MacBook Pro back in February. It runs fast
without crashing and can easily handle CF8 64bit Dev edition,
PostgreSQL 8.xx DB server, CfEclipse, and all my other apps including
iTunes playing music at the same time. All this on a 2.2Ghz Intel Duo
CPU and 2Gb RAM.
I've used my Toshiba Tecra A4 laptop for over three years now, toting it
back and forth to the office every day, and I've had absolutely no problems
with it.
My particular machine isn't super beefy, but just as a brand, I'd highly
recommend Toshiba products. If you got one of their higher end
I would ONLY try this with XP though. I have since gone to
an HP Quad-core with 3G RAM running Vista and it's PAINFUL.
It's been a year and I'm close to having to reinstall with XP.
Have you tried disabling Aero Glass? My Vista machines perform as well as
they did with XP.
Dave Watts, CTO,
I am querying a db and it worked fine. The results are of a single field,
category, and they're in ascending order
I want to loop through the results, count up how many of each item are
repeated, then put out the item and the count. So the record set currently
looks like this:
Health in the
For my personal laptop I use the 17in MBP and its incredible. I had some issues
initially configuring CF 8 + Apache but once I overcame that hurdle it works
great. I've never encountered a slowdown or any hangs.
For work we stick with the Dell D series. If you put enough ram in, they've
worked
Use SQL to do this:
SELECT
category
,COUNT(category) AS categoryCount
FROM
MyTable
GROUP BY
category
m!ke
-Original Message-
From: daniel kessler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2008 12:31 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: List and count from a database
I
It's been suggested that the dev dept at our company (of
which I am a part) get rid of our desktop machines and
replace them with laptops. I'd like to run it past you guys
and see what you thought about good, beefy development
machines. Here's a partial list of the things that would need
I wouldn't be adverse to this, but I think we probably want to avoid the
expense of a full MBP, plus we only use SQL Server and there's no tools for
the Mac, for MSSQL are there?
andy
-Original Message-
From: Wil Genovese [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2008
i have a Missing Template Handler in cf admin /404.cfm
also the default 404 in IIS points to 404.cfm
every thig works well UNLESS it is a missing *.cfm file
then the 404.cfm seems to be ignored and i get the cf debugger looking
thing saying file not found.
404 URL /404.cfm
Justin
Can you explain this in greater detail?
thanks
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 11:49 AM, Justin Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
but if it is a missing .cfm
i just get the cf debugger, and not a 404.cfm page
If you're running IIS, you can set the ISAPI filter and extension
handler to check if
I have a maxed out Lenovo T60p and kicks a**. Their newer model, T61p is
even better.
Eric
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/*Sent: Friday, September 26, 2008 11:28 AM
/*To: cf-talk
/*Subject: (ot) Best development laptop
/*
/*It's been suggested that
BTW...it's a 2.33gig Centrino Duo, 3 gig of ram and an ATI Radeon FireGL
card. It also has an 80gig drive on board. At work I hook it up to a 17
widescreen lcd. I have also hooked it up at home to my 37 widescreen LCD
TV (it has a vga hookup on it) and played World of Warcraft and it looks
Use SQL to do this:
That worked great - thanks Michael
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I wouldn't be adverse to this, but I think we probably want
to avoid the expense of a full MBP, plus we only use SQL
Server and there's no tools for the Mac, for MSSQL are there?
There are no native tools (obviously), but there are third-party tools that
are sufficient for building queries
Can you explain this in greater detail?
As you know, requests come through IIS. For a simple page such as
whatever.htm, it looks on the hard drive for whatever.htm, and if it's
found, it is read and sent to the visitor. If it's not found, IIS goes
to the error control settings to see what
Can someone describe the differences in capability for Microsoft Exchange
integration between CF 8 Standard and Enterprise? Adobe's site is very vague,
and I'm not sure to what extent the Standard version is feature crippled.
Thanks,
Kevin
Thanks! That did it. I put the cfdocumentsction around each include and each
page came out the way I wanted it to.
I'll need to mess around with the cfpdf tag in the future to see what I can do
with that.
bj
try putting them in different cfdocumentsection's. one section for each
program
Does anyone know how to make CF provide a list of the names of Arguments in the
order provided and without using cfargument tag?
StructKeyList/StructKeyArray returns an arbitrary order in CF8, and a random
order every time in CF7.
Using Array functions on the Arguments scope results in a
Does anyone know how to make CF provide a list of the names of Arguments in
the order provided and without using cfargument tag?
StructKeyList/StructKeyArray returns an arbitrary order in CF8, and a
random order every time in CF7.
Using Array functions on the Arguments scope results in a random
using your code on CF8 (8,0,0,176276), i get the structs returned in the
same order (alpha by key name) each time. neither arbitrary nor random. i
understand this isn't necessarily what you want... but it does seem to be
consistent (for whatever that's worth).
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 12:21 PM,
Can anyone help me with this?
I have no VARCHAR values going into any numeric fields.The error seems
to be coming form my cfprocresult tag
All values in the table can be null except the automatic column which is not
even mentioned in this SP
Any help would be gretly appreciated.
Thanks
using your code on CF8 (8,0,0,176276), i get the structs returned in the
same order (alpha by key name) each time. neither arbitrary nor random.
With 8,0,1,195765 I get a different order each time. Unless I drop the
argument names.
cfset doStuff( 'first' , 'second' , 'third' ) /
Thanks! That works quite well. I just have to fine tune the
positioning, but it seems to be working exactly as I was wanting.
On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 3:10 PM, Andrew Powell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We've been using watermark for this
cfpdf action=addwatermark source=PDFdoc
using your code on CF8 (8,0,0,176276), i get the structs returned in the
same order (alpha by key name) each time.
Odd. I'm on 8,0,1,195765 and it's definitely not alphabetic.
For first, second and fourth I get c,a,b, y,z,x and d,f,b
Oddly, the third one switches between y,a,b,x or y,b,a,x or
Here try this. Notice the cfset in the cffunction.
cffunction name=doStuff
cfset ArraySort(StructKeyArray(Arguments), textnocase,
desc) /
cfdump var=#Arguments# label=Arguments/
cfdump var=#StructKeyList(Arguments)#/br /
cfdump var=#ArrayToList(Arguments)#/br /br
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 12:52 PM, C S [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
using your code on CF8 (8,0,0,176276), i get the structs returned in the
same order (alpha by key name) each time. neither arbitrary nor random.
With 8,0,1,195765 I get a different order each time. Unless I drop the
argument
You should be able to loop through the arguments array:
cfset a = arrayNew(1) /
cfloop index=i from=1 to=#arrayLen(arguments)#
cfset arrayAppend(a, arguments[1]) /
/cfloop
cfdump var=#a# /
Nope, that gives values not names (assuming 1 - i)
Also, it doesn't come out in the same order
Best development laptop? Huh... that's not a loaded question?
The two factors (other than price) that drove my decision was RAM and screen
real estate. RAM is obvious, especially if Vista and Java come into play.
Java reminds me of the scene from Austin Powers where Fat Bastard was eating
in bed.
You should be able to loop through the arguments array:
cfset a = arrayNew(1) /
cfloop index=i from=1 to=#arrayLen(arguments)#
cfset arrayAppend(a, arguments[1]) /
/cfloop
cfdump var=#a# /
Nope, that gives values not names (assuming 1 - i)
Also, it doesn't come out in the same order each
That's pretty funky (the difference in behavior between hotfixes). Altho i
don't believe structs are inherently meant to be 'ordered'.
Yes, that is my understanding too. Interesting that it does seem to return the
correct order if you do not use named arguments.
cffunction name=doStuff
@Dan - Good question.
If you are sending the argument name in the call to the cffunction then
they can be in any order and the cffunction will figure it out.
-Chuck
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Thanks I am what you would call a moron.
Adam :)
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 3:41 PM, Maureen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FYI - You sent this message to the entire list. The employer's
contact info is at the bottom of the message.
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 12:30 PM, Adam Haskell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i would also vote for the MBP ... and you can install vmware or parallels
and run MSSQL (along with all the tools) within a virtualization instance...
and yes... there are awesome db tools available for MSSQL ...
Razor:
http://www.razorsql.com/download_mac.html
DB Solo2:
If you can then obviously I am going to say that the MBP are the way to go.
if you HAVE to have PC then I second the Dell D series. I just moved
from a 4 year old D400 with 2 gigs of ram and I loved all the
peripherals you could get. Having a docking station was awesome and
they are just good
Aqua Data Studio allows you to hook in to MSSQL...
I just use a parallels VM for whenever I need to run enterprise manager.
J.J.
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 12:38 PM, Andy Matthews
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wouldn't be adverse to this, but I think we probably want to avoid the
expense of a
Andy Matthews wrote:
It's been suggested that the dev dept at our company (of which I am a part)
get rid of our desktop machines and replace them with laptops. I'd like to
run it past you guys and see what you thought about good, beefy development
machines.
How mobile is your team? Will
don't believe structs are inherently meant to be 'ordered'.
Yes, that is my understanding too. Interesting that it does seem to
return the correct order if you do not use named arguments.
Well it has to really - unnamed arguments in a random order would be impossible
to use.
But it'd be
@Jochem...unlikely that we'd have all 4 concurrent, but it's possible.
Probably not for long periods of time though. Mostly working from desks, but
I would be doing graphics work ala Photoshop and Flash, and screen real
estate is of crucial importance. I'd rather deal with the additional weight,
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 2:08 PM, Peter Boughton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
don't believe structs are inherently meant to be 'ordered'.
Yes, that is my understanding too. Interesting that it does seem to
return the correct order if you do not use named arguments.
Well it has to really -
Anybody
This is something that I really need help on...
Thanks Again in advance
-Original Message-
From: Larry Juncker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2008 2:50 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Error converting data type varchar to numeric
Can anyone help me
Anybody
This is something that I really need help on...
Thanks Again in advance
-Original Message-
From: Larry Juncker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2008 2:50 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Error converting data type varchar to numeric
Can anyone help me
I second the choice to gets something with a 17 screen.
I've been running a Dell XPS M1710 (they have since updated) as my
laptop, and it is a beefy machine, and its been really nice!
When I was looking around, the beefiest machine, with the highest
screen resolution was the Dell XPS, and it was
Andy,
Could you expand on the small apps that you need? I am just curious as
to what they are. I made the switch back in Feb and have found that
99% of my needs have been met... the 1% is for TortoiseSVN :-)
J.J.
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 4:12 PM, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hehe i knew that bit was gonna catch a mac person's attention :)
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 2:47 PM, J.J. Merrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Andy,
Could you expand on the small apps that you need? I am just curious as
to what they are. I made the switch back in Feb and have found that
99% of
Well it has to really - unnamed arguments in a random order would be
impossible to use.
But it'd be handy if they made named arguments work in the right order
too.
{Smack} Of course the reason it works has nothing to do with arguments object
itself. Talk about Friday density ;-)
My
Then you would be perfect for an executive position *ducking*
Eric
/*-Original Message-
/*From: Adam Haskell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
/*Sent: Friday, September 26, 2008 3:26 PM
/*To: cf-talk
/*Subject: Re: CTO Opportunity
/*
/*Thanks I am what you would call a moron.
/*
/*Adam :)
/*
I've had problems in the past passing to numeric fields.
EX:
cfprocparam type=In cfsqltype=CF_SQL_NUMERIC dbVarName=FIELD_GOAL
value= null=YES
try putting a value in as a test to see if this is where your error is.
EX:
cfprocparam type=In cfsqltype=CF_SQL_NUMERIC dbVarName=FIELD_GOAL
value=0
All of the restricted features are served via the Enterprise Feature Router,
which means they are single threaded. Multiple requests involving these
features get queued up.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
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2008/9/27 Kevin Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Good point ;)
Adam
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 6:10 PM, Eric Roberts
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then you would be perfect for an executive position *ducking*
Eric
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I was under the understanding that if null=Yes, then the value was
igored and not sent to the SP
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LJJ I've had problems in the past passing to numeric fields.
LJJ
LJJ EX:
LJJ
I am working with a client in the Greater Toronto Area that is looking for a
Junior or Intermediate Coldfusion 8 developer (CF 7 is alright as well) with
solid Oracle 9i or 10g experience. Minimum 2 years experience.
Other desirables:
-javascript
-CSS
This company designs webpgages and
I have a client in the Lake Mary, FL area that is looking for a CTO level
person who has a background in managing teams who develop web based
applications using ColdFusion, .net, SQL Server, etc. This is not a hands on
development position, but the CTO should be able to effectively communicate
Perhaps putting your resume online for all to see isn't the smartest
idea. Was this intended as a reply to the person?
If so, I'd recommend you check out the permissions setting.
Adam Haskell wrote:
I'm certainly not local but I have interest in the opportunity. I'm an
Architect for the
It's pretty obvious this was a goof on Adam's part by just hitting reply rather
than copying in the original sender's email address. This happens to everyone
and there's no reason to call attention to it - I'm sure Adam is already
embarrassed and perhaps a little concerned that his current
What is so wrong with having publicly viewable resumes? I come across
people's personal websites all the time that have that. I could
understand how maybe having them viewable to lord and everyone else
and containing perhaps a home address might be a mistake.
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 2:53 PM,
Just my $0.02 cents.
Aaron,
The problem begins when you try to find a job while still on a job.
If your boss finds out that you are indeed on the look out for a new
opportunity then it may sparkle misunderstandings and misconceptions. I
had a friend once that did really well on his project
Yeah but your friend was hunting for a job and pushing/leading people
towards a resume and him. My question was more towards people who just have
their resumes sitting out there on their personal sites and in a completely
unprotected manner. I would guess that 90% of the blogs I randomly go to
And now it looks like you just sent to cf-talk, not cf-jobs-talk.
Maybe you need a break from emailing today. :) At least you get a
weekend now.
And people, if replying to this, at least delete out the original post
with the resume link.
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 3:26 PM, Adam Haskell [EMAIL
Thanks for the defence Levi. The reality is my tweet earlier about not being
happy do to company direction probably already tipped some folks off ;) It's
really my fault as I didn't note this was to cf-jobs-talk. cf-jobs reply is
different (to the emailer not the list). I just didn't notice it. As
Shh today has been a bad day heh.
Adam
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 4:32 PM, Matt Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And now it looks like you just sent to cf-talk, not cf-jobs-talk.
Maybe you need a break from emailing today. :) At least you get a
weekend now.
And people, if replying to this,
Hi Virginia,
I have lived in the United States for about 9 years and I am a green
card holder. How hard would it be to sponsor a VISA to work in Canada?
Thanks, R.G.
On Fri, 2008-09-26 at 14:23 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I am working with a client in the Greater Toronto Area that
Having said all that, I've seen a lot of cover letters today for someone who
doesn't have an open position to fill. :)
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 4:52 PM, Ravi Gehlot [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Hi Virginia,
I have lived in the United States for about 9 years and I am a green
card holder. How
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