On Saturday 20 Jun 2009, Eric P wrote:
/opt/coldfusion8/bin/coldfusion start
You could try setting the relevant Java parameter in jvm.config instead.
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Gotcha...thanks for that tip. I'm glad I caught this issue when working
with my
sample data (the column type is varchar in MySQL) instead of after this was
in
production. I surely wish json would just leave the data alone, but your
solution
is easy to implement and doesn't require altering the
She's using Safari version 3.2.3
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Code I'm using for the file upload:
cffile action=upload filefield=fileUpload1
destination=#application.absolutePath#assets/images/userPhotos/
nameconflict=makeunique accept=image/* /
I guess you could consider it newbyish since it's not in a CFC or custom tag,
just a form processing page.
Hey Everyone,
This Thursday the premier ColdFusion event of the year is happening in
Tempe. If you attend one user group meeting this year, *this is the one!
*
*What is this event?*
The AZCFUG is part of Adobe's Summer user group tour, and we will be hosting
Ryan Stewart, Adobe Platform
IIRC some browsers on Macs add an empty space to some or all form
fields. Use the trim function on the action page.
HTH
Mark
ColdFusion Developer wrote:
Code I'm using for the file upload:
cffile action=upload filefield=fileUpload1
This topic has been brought up a little while ago, I'm wondering if people are
still into it. Smith is one, Ben's 'gang' another ...
Thanks.
Don
Chunsheng Li
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Yes, we're still into it: search open source, railo, blue dragon, etc
at coldfusionbloggers.org
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 3:10 PM, Don L do...@yahoo.com wrote:
This topic has been brought up a little while ago, I'm wondering if people
are still into it. Smith is one, Ben's 'gang' another ...
The question is really open source CFML, not open source
ColdFusion. Adobe isn't going to open source their CFML
implementation. I'm pretty sure that between Railo and Open
BlueDragon the question has been answered.
cheers,
barneyb
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 1:10 PM, Don Ldo...@yahoo.com wrote:
Yes, we're still into it: search open source, railo, blue dragon, etc
at coldfusionbloggers.org
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 3:10 PM, D
Which one of these freebie cfml has basic cf engine + native ajax support
like cfajaxproxy for instance. Or, put it this way, I think the need for a
freebie
Hi there,
I'm working on my first full CF website. I've done work in the past using CF
and Flash as well as CF and Flex, so you'd think doing just CF would be easier.
Unfortunately the entire process is giving me an inferiority complex. :(
In any case, I'm trying to do a simple login/logout
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 4:42 PM, Don L do...@yahoo.com wrote:
Which one of these freebie cfml has basic cf engine + native ajax support
like cfajaxproxy for instance.
There is nothing making me feel all warm and fuzzy about this tag to begin
with.
cfajaxproxy
Try only using one application.cfc in the web root and then, in that file,
do something like:
cfif FindNoCase(member_profile.cfm, cgi.SCRIPT_NAME)!--- auth logic
---/cfif
P.S. Are you using a CFML framework...? http://cfframeworks.com
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 3:46 PM, jason robinson
So, put your one template in it's own folder, with it's own
Application.cfc that extends the root Application.cfc, but has
additional functionality added to it's methods. Say you have an
onRequestStart method in the root Application.cfc. You want the
functionality of that method, plus the
Don,
Just use straight Ext Js on one of these engines, rather than relying on
the cfform tags. Or, try ColdExt.
Steve Cutter Blades
Adobe Certified Professional
Advanced Macromedia ColdFusion MX 7 Developer
Co-Author of Learning Ext JS
http://www.packtpub.com/learning-ext-js/book
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 4:42 PM, D
Which one of these freebie cfml has basic cf engine + native ajax support
like cfajaxproxy for instance.
There is nothing making me feel all warm and fuzzy about this tag to begin
with.
cfajaxproxy
If all that stuff is valuable to you, buy Adobe CF. That stuff is NOT
part of the CFML language, it's part of Adobe's CFML implementation.
Open source CFML engines isn't about getting Adobe CF for free, it's
about a CFML platform that you can modify/extend as you need.
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at
I disagree and don't believe that the open source cfml languages need
to offer wrappers for javascript libraries. Trying to keep up, and
offer wrappers for these libraries only limits the programmer - the
scattered js offerings of CF8 compared to the scope and depth of
what's on offer from the js
Don,
Just use straight Ext Js on one of these engines, rather than relying on
the cfform tags. Or, try ColdExt.
Steve Cutter Blades
Adobe Certified Professional
Advanced Macromedia ColdFusion MX 7 Developer
Co-Author of Learning Ext JS
http://www.packtpub.com/learning-ext-js/book
And, more to Barney's point, that's part of why Adobe CF costs money.
Ext Js is bundled within Adobe CF because Adobe pays the licensing fees
required to include it as part of their product, similar to Adobe's
support for Verity, PDF, and more. This is part of why Adobe CF is not
an open
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 10:42 PM, Don L wrote:
Which one of these freebie cfml has basic cf engine + native ajax support
like cfajaxproxy for instance. Or, put it this way, I think the need for a
freebie cfml engine + cool latest ajax functions are of substantial value
To whom? To you? How
Dominic,
I've read your posts and am very impressed and yes, technically the current
architecture of the various open source cfml engines are probably most
desirable - I'm not exactly in a position to draw a conclusion but just a sort
of guess, here what I was talking off my head was, from
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 4:23 AM, Dawson, Michael wrote:
The weird thing is that it works the majority of the time, but, man, the
performance certainly sucks, not to mention the intermittent I can't find
the custom tag errors.
I have on occasion noticed performance degradation with the use
This topic has been brought up a little while ago, I'm wondering if
people are still into it. Smith is one, Ben's 'gang' another ...
Thanks.
Don
Chunsheng Li
I feel the need to add an additional bit. I bought a cf8 standard myself a
while ago. No one is arguing nor expecting a
There's an interesting theme here, paying for what you get. With
developers, that is true in the extreme. With ColdFusion vs either
Railo or Open BD that truth becomes hazy indeed and will clearly
depend on what it is you need done.
I can't imagine that for a single project the cost of a CF
Most of these Ajax features are pretty bloated in terms of the amount of JS
and CSS that need to be downloaded. The CFwindow example from Adobe's docs
needs to download 400+ k of JS and CSS. Jquery on the other hand is ~55k and
you can build your own EXT package using only the libraries you need.
There's an interesting theme here, paying for what you get. With
developers, that is true in the extreme. With ColdFusion vs either
Railo or Open BD that truth becomes hazy indeed and will clearly
depend on what it is you need done.
I can't imagine that for a single project the cost of a CF
Most of these Ajax features are pretty bloated in terms of the amount of JS
and CSS that need to be downloaded. The CFwindow example from Adobe's docs
needs to download 400+ k of JS and CSS. Jquery on the other hand is ~55k and
you can build your own EXT package using only the libraries you need.
Most of these Ajax features are pretty bloated in terms of the amount
of JS
and CSS that need to be downloaded.
Exactly, personally I do all my Ajax with about 15 lines of code ;-)
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Most of these Ajax features are pretty bloated in terms of the amount
of JS
and CSS that need to be downloaded.
Exactly, personally I do all my Ajax with about 15 lines of code ;-)
Are you talking about using non-cf8 built-in ajax tags or ajax functions that
you built on your own using
Are you talking about using non-cf8 built-in ajax tags or ajax
functions that you built on your own using popular js libraries?
First I usually develop my own Javascript code with ONLY the features I
need, and try to avoid popular libraries,
secondly I do not need custom tags to use
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