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Hii All,
I really dont know how to post for the technical issues and I will try
my best to explain in details.
I have a parent Page with the below form fields and using cfdiv to
submit the form asynchronously.
so... what's your question
just FYI, CF8's ajax features do not support async file uploading.
if you need that functionality you will have to manually code it using
single-pixel iframe or whatever other technique you prefer...
Azadi Saryev
Sabai-dee.com
http://www.sabai-dee.com/
Pranathi
oh ok ... but what about the other form fields in the cfform.. I am not able to
access even the text fields in the New1.cfm...
so... what's your question
just FYI, CF8's ajax features do not support async file uploading.
if you need that functionality you will have to manually code it
Working on an admin section for a client to upload podcasts and video to
his site. I've always used plain old cffile for this sort of thing, but
his files are a bit on the hefty side compared to what I've usually used
cffile for.
Could performance be improved by used cfftp along with cffile,
I'm not quite sure what you're suggesting, but cffile must be used to upload
files submitted from the client in a form post as far as I know.
cfhttp is for sending http request from your coldfusion server to another
machine. I don't really see how you could accomplish a file upload from a
Les Mizzell wrote:
Could performance be improved by used cfftp along with cffile, or is
there really not much of a difference? Or is there a better ?best
practice way for large files I'm not looking at yet?
CFFTP is used for ColdFusion to talk to FTP servers, not to create an
ftp server
I used to use the Jftp applet back when the uploaded file went into memory
(back in '04-05).
http://www.somethingjava.com/
I had a guy that wanted to upload his whole set or show/concert as one file
and it was hell on the server and I had a lot of failed uploads.
I remember seeing some other
Hi
I need to do some reporting on orders from a web site, the table structure is
as follows;
wp_products {ID: wp_products_id JOINED TO wp_products ON
ga_product_templates.wp_product_template_id=wp_products.wp_product_template_id}
ga_product_templates{ID:gp_id; JOINED TO wp_products ON
Not sure of your column names, or where your 'price' value is stored, but I
think you want something like what's below. Note that this also will show
all your products which may have had '0' orders so far (by using the LEFT
join).
cfquery name=get_orders datasource=#application.dsn#
If you're not sure how to post questions to a technical list, I'd recommend
reading this because it's extremely useful information:
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 2:38 AM, Pranathi Reddy rk.prana...@gmail.comwrote:
Hii All,
I really dont know how
Since you don't have a form action defined, what exactly are you expecting
to happen when you press submit?
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 3:29 AM, Pranathi Reddy rk.prana...@gmail.comwrote:
oh ok ... but what about the other form fields in the cfform.. I am not
able to access even the text fields
Since you don't have a form action defined, what exactly are you expecting
to happen when you press submit?
It's worth pointing out that a form with no action will use the URL of
the form itself as its action URL.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software
Very true, what threw me off was that when he replied to his own message and
then added text, Gmail hid all the original text thinking it was quoted
text. So it appeared that he was self-posting the form back to itself and
had no logic there that did anything with it.
Once I expand the embedded
Hi jason
Thanks for your reply, a few tweaks to my table names and it worked great!
Thank you!!!
Jason
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I have an uploaded file named: CIY '06 001.jpg (That's
CIYspace'06space001.jpg)
I want to change the name of that file to: CIY06001.jpg
By running a replace or regex.replace() or something to remove all
non-alphanumeric characters,
except the . before the extension.
I've tried a lot of
By running a replace or regex.replace() or
something to remove all non-alphanumeric
characters,
You want to use the REReplace() function instead of the usual Replace()
function, which does not support regular expressions. REReplace() does,
however.
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cfset renamedOriginal = regex.replace(cffile.serverFile, [^a-zA-Z0-9.],
)
ColdFusion does not have a built in regex object, as you are attempting to
use there.
To perform a regex replace, you need to use
rereplace(input,regex,replacement)
Also, your regex does not match your description:
I am trying to sell this server after putting $1K in programming to get it
working.. It took forever to get RAILO/Tomcat Resin to work together with
PLESK!
Its the $99 server at 11 , no long term contract.
Thanks, Justin and Peter...
I've rarely used the ReReplace function, so I had forgotten
about that one...duh...
Also, Peter, My regex below works because, well, I lied. No, not really.
The code I put below left off one *very* important detail. The code I'm
actually using uses
Awesome, glad to help! Aggregate functions are your fun and easy
friends (SUM, COUNT, MIN, MAX, GROUP BY) ... good stuff.
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I have an uploaded file named: CIY '06 001.jpg (That's
CIYspace'06space001.jpg)
I want to change the name of that file to: CIY06001.jpg
Dunno if this is an option rick, but I usually use bobby h's trick of creating
my own filename for the images. Then you don't need to worry about
Just my $0.02 cents...I think that recruiters do help one get a job.
Yes, most recruiters are all about business but who is not? They try to
get you in and if they can not then they go on to the next one. This is
just the nature of their business. They gotta make it work and in order
to make
Seems we all have similar experiences.
Would love to hear what a recruiter has to say!
Adrian
-Original Message-
From: Scott Stewart [mailto:sstwebwo...@bellsouth.net]
Sent: 12 March 2009 19:36
To: cf-jobs-talk
Subject: Thinking of a career change.. how does one get into Technical
Scott,
This one kind of got away from the original topic a little : -)
There are good Recruiters, and ones who should think about how to
improve their customer service skills a bit, and yet others who would do
the world a service and go back to selling used cars, or selling junk
bonds to little
Some technical recruiters work with the concepts of a fisherman's net. They
will catch anyone and everyone for a position, good fit or not.
Whenever a recruiter contacts me I take control of the conversation, as I
have gotten tired of driving all the way down to 'their' office to fill out
their
I've worked with both, if I do go down this road I know who I don't want to
be and that the guy who recruits by attrition. I've been the recipient of
the fishing email and phone calls dozens of times, and it's never panned
out.
Someone with horribly broken English calls about a job half way
Correct. There are good recruiters as there are bad ones. There are good
and bad everywhere. So it is important to work with someone that you
trust. Every programmer must do their own research.
Ravi.
Scott Stewart wrote:
I've worked with both, if I do go down this road I know who I don't
Qasim,
There is no problem with H1B Visas. I have no clue why Scott
mentioned it. Who cares...
Ravi.
Qasim Rasheed wrote:
What's wrong with H1B visa if used appropriately. I came to this country
based on that facility and have been able to become a permanent citizen.
On Fri, Mar
There's nothing wrong with the program, if as you said it's used
appropriately. But it is a program that needs to be tightened up by the new
administration so that there is less chance for abuse.
Unfortunately it's a program that I've personally been burned by a couple of
times.
Qasim, I hope
Ravi,
I mentioned it because the way that I understand the program to work is that
you have to provide proof to the State Department that you attempted to hire
a citizen for the position. All that's required is a stack of resumes, and
someone to say that they weren't right for the job.
I feel
Scott,
I have always been a Green Card holder so I am not familiar with other
visas. I can't give you a formed opinion on this onesorry
Ravi.
Scott Stewart wrote:
Ravi,
I mentioned it because the way that I understand the program to work is that
you have to provide proof to
Scott,
I know your comments weren't directed towards anyone in particular and I
have also seen the misuse of the program myself. However the thing that
bothers me that people try to put all the blame on this program. I know, I
came to this country legally, paid all my taxes for 7+ years and
Personally I'd rather have smart people being brought into this country
than them being sent elsewhere. I believe having intelligent people
here it is a good long-term strategy for making this country better; no
matter where they were born.
I understand that many of the criticisms of such
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