Can any built in FTP clients that exist in most (if not all) modern
browsers communicate with SFTP servers using SSL?
I don't think so.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software provides the highest caliber vendor-authorized
instruction at our training
People is my query passing by being unread :s
On a mailing list, there are no guarantees of satisfaction.
This grid never shows up at all and gives the following error in FireBug:
Ext.ux.grid is undefined
http://127.0.0.1:/ext/ext-all.js
Line 305
Maybe you haven't
:) yeah ... :)
matter resolved by my self :)
with special thanks to Raymond Camden, for he showed me the way to firebug
:)
Regards,
Arsalan
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From: Dave Watts dwa...@figleaf.com
Sent: Friday, October 23, 2009 12:00 PM
To: cf-talk
Correct - there is no way to turn this off server side. Period. You
must rename the form fields. Thank god CF9 fixed this.
Ok I lie - there is a small workaround. See details here:
Have you tried surrounding the variable coming in with a Trim statement IE:
Where zipcode = cfqueryparam type=cf_sql_varchar value = #Trim(valid
zipcode)#
-Original Message-
From: Douglas Brown [mailto:mistobr...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 22, 2009 2:12 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject:
Please forgive the repost from my blog, but I thought folks might be interested.
Back during the ColdFusion 8 beta, there was a contest held (just for
beta participants) called the Best of Scorpio. The idea was to create
something, anything, that helped showcase some of ColdFusion 8's new
Yeh, which is tantamount to changing the form field names. PITA. To clarify,
if you have two form fields named like so:
somefield
somefield_time
The 'somefield' field will be validated against the time type and will need
some sort of hack to prevent validation failures. If you have no control
Just curious..
I've seen allot of jobs require lately BA/BS and not accept experience
in it's place. What in your estimation is the percent of coldfusion
people who have these and do you have one yourself?
For me, I don't have any college experience and I would guess that
about 5% of the
Since I have only used Coldfusion in academic institutions, it is pretty
much 100% in my experience. But, this is probably not indicative of a true
cross-section :)
On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 8:57 AM, Phillip Vector
vec...@mostdeadlygame.comwrote:
Just curious..
I've seen allot of jobs
This may be more of a cf-community rather then cf-talk discussion.
But I do have two college degrees.
Of course they are a Bachelor of Liberal Arts - University Studies and
an Associate of Occupational Studies - Culinary Arts.
But they are college degrees! :-).
I suspect this is what you
I've seen allot of jobs require lately BA/BS and not accept experience
in it's place. What in your estimation is the percent of coldfusion
people who have these and do you have one yourself?
For me, I don't have any college experience and I would guess that
about 5% of the coldfusion
I am using onvalidate to do some extra client side validation of a form before
it gets submitted. It's a fairly complex set of criteria involving the
relationship among several fields so I need to do it in a JavaScript function
rather than just giving ColdFusion a rule. So I set up a hidden
1st Class Honours in Musical Theatre here...
Of around 8-9 devs in our team over the last 18 months we had one developer
with a comp science degree. He was worse than an appalling programmer,
though I suspect that is not typical.
Dominic
2009/10/23 Phillip Vector vec...@mostdeadlygame.com
I have my BA in Geography, with a Minor in Computing - course that focused
on Physics and Math, not coding :)
And I have a Post-Secondary diploma as a GIS- Cartographic Specialist -
where I got more programming experience than my Minor
Rob
On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 10:43 AM, Dominic Watson
Just curious..
I've seen allot of jobs require lately BA/BS and not accept experience
in it's place. What in your estimation is the percent of coldfusion
people who have these and do you have one yourself?
For me, I don't have any college experience and I would guess that
about 5% of the
I have a university degree too, but when I got my degree, they didnt
have personal computers. The only computers around were what soon
became known as mainframe computers.I graduated in 1974. I have
a business degree, and the principles of marketing haven't changed in
all that time- the
I'm self taught too... I actually have an Art degree qood question and
post.
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BSC here, in math/physics, and MSC in computer technologies.
Actually, CF may be the 20th language I learned and used.
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For me, I don't have any college experience and I would guess that
about 5% of the coldfusion community actually have a BA/BS.
Most of the IT people that I know and/or have worked with have degrees. But
then again I live in a town with two large universities and a couple of
junior colleges.
Hey Rick,
I use jQuery for a tabbed interface and serializing formsthat's it!
I'm realizing there is more I should know about jQuery and it's usage
with ajaxCFClooking for decent tutorials or docs ;-)
When I say serialize I mean:
str = $(#+form).serialize();
(form being the argument
Sweet, these solutions make sense, thanks!
-Original Message-
From: Raymond Camden [mailto:rcam...@gmail.com]
Sent: October-23-09 4:58 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Anyway to disable CF FORM FIELD Validation?
Correct - there is no way to turn this off server side. Period. You
must
I've got a BA and an MA, but neither one is in CS or MIS ... Classics
(Ancient Greek and Latin). The 'requirement' of CS / MIS schooling tends
to come from HR, rather than IT hiring managers. Not always true, but
often. Completely agree that the degree is immaterial vs the demonstrated
BS in Criminal Justice and MS in Information Systems.
As far as ColdFusion programming...LOL I am more of an administrator versus
a programmer now. Have not really programmed with CF since CF4.
-Original Message-
From: Claude Schneegans [mailto:schneeg...@internetique.com]
Sent:
Hi, Bryan...
So, I take it from your answer that you're not using .live or .livequery.
.livequery (a pre-jQuery 1.3 plug-in) and .live (core as of 1.3)
are functions that address the issue you're having, it sounds like.
If you have a page rendered in a browser, then load new elements
into the
Guess I'm a little outnumbered - I have no degree. But then I'm an old
fa*t who's been around and worked in everything over the years from law
to construction before being wowed by the amazing combination of art and
science that is the internet. Our Web Manager has a degree in
nutritional
Thanks Rick,
I think I have some reading to do ;-)
My implementation of ajaxCFC is quite different than it comes out of the
box (i.e. added a masterhandler CFC in the root to pass all AJAX calls
through to non-web accessible CFCs that are public and not
remote.there is also a custom
This is an emergency request.
Does anyone have direct contact number for Greg from AHPHosting?
My VPS is down and I can't get in touch with Greg or anyone else at AHP
Hosting: my emails to him go unanswered (last 8, to various email
addresses over past 2 months have had no reply, AND support
Nope you're not
I have a bunch of hours in a CIS program, but no degree, and as much as I
want to, probably no time to get one..
But I've been using CF since V.3.1.
I've found that an organization that values a piece of paper over practical
experience isn't usually a place that I'd want to
I have a BS is Mathematics with minors in Biology and Physics. My
course work definitely helped me as it taught me about thinking
algorithmically and problem solving.
I do work with some folks with actual CS degrees and their background
does come in useful on occasion. For instance, we had to
This may be more of a cf-community rather then cf-talk discussion.
Actually there's a cf-jobs-talk list specifically for these kinds of
threads... It doesn't get much traffic. Personally I'm not particular
about where the thread shows up. Mike may move this one shortly.
Anyone know how I can pass an object to coldfusion report builder.
myObj.getValue() works on a web page.
I use cfreportparam name=myObj value=#myObj#
I create an input parameter in report builder param.myObj
Then I try and use param.myObj.getValue() and I get an error:
Error evaluating
Of around 8-9 devs in our team over the last 18 months we had one developer
with a comp science degree. He was worse than an appalling programmer,
though I suspect that is not typical.
I took a short-term project for the state of TX a couple years ago. The
project manager at the time told me
Nevermind. It just worked like I wanted it to. I wanted the object in a
subreport but was only passing it to the main report. Setup to pass from
main to subreport and now it works great. Luv U CF!
On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 11:39 AM, David Mineer min...@gmail.com wrote:
Anyone know how I can
In fact i have doubts about whether
a degree course could possibly keep up with the changes in technology.
At best a degree course would only be able to teach general
principles, because the technology would have moved on by the time any
graduates actually came into the work force with teh
To buck the overall trend, Computer Systems Technology at Camosun
College. I have seen professionals in our field ranging from Computer
Science trained, to those with Doctorates in Paleontology. Its funny
how most of the instructors (something like 75%) did not have degrees in
either
Heh...nuclear physics...ColdFusioncoincidence? I think not!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_fusion
Thanks,
Eric Cobb
http://www.cfgears.com
s. isaac dealey wrote:
Of around 8-9 devs in our team over the last 18 months we had one developer
with a comp science degree. He was worse
BS and an MA in religion, but I was self-taught on computers since I was
a kid. (good Friday thread, btw)
Dominic Watson wrote:
1st Class Honours in Musical Theatre here...
Of around 8-9 devs in our team over the last 18 months we had one developer
with a comp science degree. He was worse
I have something similar, except its in Psychology. Mind you in order for me to
get through graduate psych (MA and PhD - not finished yet), I had to learn to
code.
That said the psychology degrees were quite helpful, especially those courses
dealing with cognition and perception.
I've got a
AA and have taken 3 classes in programming: CFMX at Bardo, SQL at NSCC and AS2
at Evolve. I took Basic and Logo in elementary school and learned to write
HTML/CSS on my own. I'm currently enrolled for Java certification at UW. I
wish I could have started with a base language but most of my
s. isaac dealey wrote:
Just looking at ColdFusion alone, we've had a new major version every
year for the past 4 years.
CF 9 - 2009
CF 8 - 2008
CF 7 - 2007
CF 6 - 2006.
I think you memory of the ColdFusion version's is a little compressed
since I clearly remember the buzz of ColdFusion 6
Ian Skinner wrote:
CF 9 - 2009
CF 8 - 2008
CF 7 - 2007
CF 6 - 2006.
I believe that ColdFusion development cycle is two to three years per
version.
According to Wikipedia yes every two or three years.
2002-May : Macromedia ColdFusion MX version 6.0
2005 : Macromedia ColdFusion MX 7
I have 5 degrees:
- Associate of Arts (1980)
- Bachelor of Music (1983)
- Master of Theology (1992)
and the most applicable ones for programming and business:
- Masters from the School of Hard Knocks
- Doctorate of PraKnApp (Practical Knowledge and Application)
from the CF-Talk School of
Rick,
That is so funny I have a BA in Theology, a BA in Music and I'm just shy
of a master in Sociology - and here I am working in computer development :)
It's not surprising how many folks have Music as a part of their skill set
who are also programmers. There's a natural synergy there I
It's not surprising how many folks have Music as a part of their skill set
who are also programmers. There's a natural synergy there I think.
BA Psychology (and 13 year CF'er) guy chiming in here: I'd agree. There've
been studies done that prove that math geniuses often have brains that are
I think you're right, Mark.
Music, especially theory, is very logical and an lot
like programming...just a different medium.
If you get into orchestral composition, it's quite OO. ;o)
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Mark Kruger [mailto:mkru...@cfwebtools.com]
Sent: Friday, October 23,
It's not surprising how many folks have Music as a part of their skill set
who are also programmers. There's a natural synergy there I think.
I have always been fascinated with the the similarities between musicians
and computer ppl and/or programmers. The similarities are uncanny at
I got a confusion issue here...
session.sRep.PassWord NEQ password
session.sRep.Password is 'AAA' (The old password)
password is 'aaa' (The new password)
How do I code up something that says If the old password is not equal
to the new password, then do foo?
It seems that NEQ or is not doesn't
Music, especially theory, is very logical and an lot
like programming...just a different medium.
If you get into orchestral composition, it's quite OO. ;o)
Interesting observation. I did not get music theory until I took physics.
Gobs of math under the hood. 5ths, 3rds, 4ths 7ths... are
compare() is a case-sensitive comparison of strings.
On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 1:39 PM, Phillip Vector
vec...@mostdeadlygame.comwrote:
I got a confusion issue here...
session.sRep.PassWord NEQ password
session.sRep.Password is 'AAA' (The old password)
password is 'aaa' (The new password)
It seems that NEQ or is not doesn't care about case.
Exact. Use the Compare () function for case sensitive comparison.
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Yeah.. Found out after I hit send.. Thanks. :)
On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 1:44 PM, Charlie Griefer
charlie.grie...@gmail.com wrote:
compare() is a case-sensitive comparison of strings.
On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 1:39 PM, Phillip Vector
vec...@mostdeadlygame.comwrote:
I got a confusion issue
I'm a musician as well. scary!!
Rick Faircloth wrote:
I think you're right, Mark.
Music, especially theory, is very logical and an lot
like programming...just a different medium.
If you get into orchestral composition, it's quite OO. ;o)
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Mark
check out the compare() function, it's case sensitive.
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/8/htmldocs/functions_c-d_06.html#1101820
Thanks,
Eric Cobb
http://www.cfgears.com
Phillip Vector wrote:
I got a confusion issue here...
session.sRep.PassWord NEQ password
session.sRep.Password
*Raises hand*
Band geek all the way. One time at band camp...
Original Message
Subject: RE: Education
From: Mark Kruger mkru...@cfwebtools.com
Date: Fri, October 23, 2009 3:19 pm
To: cf-talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Rick,
That is so funny I have a BA in Theology, a BA
...this story doesn't involve a flute I hope.
b...@bradwood.com wrote:
*Raises hand*
Band geek all the way. One time at band camp...
Original Message
Subject: RE: Education
From: Mark Kruger mkru...@cfwebtools.com
Date: Fri, October 23, 2009 3:19 pm
To: cf-talk
SQL Server
I'm trying to report on the number of orders per day that has coupon code
associated with them. The problem is, we can have multiple coupons running at
the same time. My query just counts the number of coupons used per day. It
doesn't filter by couponcode.
But the minute I
Rick Faircloth:
I think you're right, Mark.
Music, especially theory, is very logical and an lot
like programming...just a different medium.
If you get into orchestral composition, it's quite OO. ;o)
I have a completely untested hunch that the language centers of the
brain have more
John M. Bliss:
At least anecdotally, I'd say that the other part of the brain with a strong
connection to code is the part responsible for language and communication.
D'oh! Should have replied to this one instead. ;)
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Creating meaningful employment for people
Eric Cobb:
Heh...nuclear physics...ColdFusioncoincidence? I think not!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_fusion
Yeah, he mentioned that one day when we were talking about his
background. He said he'd kind of stumbled into the job, was working in
an office somewhere and a guy came in and
Speaking as a non-musician.
Actually I think I really am onejust never had the time to keep
playing ;-)
I love music and in life and work all I see are patterns and how things
fit or could fitwhich to me sounds a lot like what Isaac said
here:
Like
That said the psychology degrees were quite helpful, especially those
courses dealing with cognition and perception.
I really wish I'd paid more attention to your comments on the lists a
few years ago. ;)
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Ian Skinner:
I think you memory of the ColdFusion version's is a little compressed
since I clearly remember the buzz of ColdFusion 6 back in 2000-2001.
That doesn't surprise me... :) I didn't go check, I was just throwing
off the top of my head. But I could still easily see someone being 2
Well Ike, there are only 12 notes (words) in western music. Hell of a
language where almost all the meaning is in the timber, cadence and
inflection.
Odd how something that is essentially a mathematical construct with a
vocabulary of 12 words can convey nearly an infinite shades of meaning.
But
i'm programming a response handler for receiving xml data sent via a 'get'
request from a 3rd party api. I have tested my handler without problems using
sample xml, however, when the info is sent from the api, I get the error:
ByteArray objects cannot be converted to strings.
here is the
here is the line causing the error:
cfset xmlstr = GetHTTPRequestData().content
I do not think that is the line causing the error. But have you tried the
ToString() function ?
-Leigh
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On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 6:09 PM, Gerald Guido gerald.gu...@gmail.com wrote:
Well Ike, there are only 12 notes (words) in western music. Hell of a
language where almost all the meaning is in the timber, cadence and
inflection.
Odd how something that is essentially a mathematical construct
i'm not very familiar with sql server syntax, but would something like this
work?
SELECT IFNULL(cpn.numCoupons,0) as numCoupons, couponcode, THEORDERDATE
FROM tblOrders
LEFT JOIN (SELECT count(couponCode) AS numCoupons, THEORDERDATE
FROM tblOrders
WHERE THEORDERDATE AND
Well Ike, there are only 12 notes (words) in western music. Hell of a
language where almost all the meaning is in the timber, cadence and
inflection.
There is that. Although I was thinking more particularly about sheet
music and things like timing, how 4/4 makes the meaning of the placement
Judah McAuley:
Recombination and repetition can produce surprising beauty and
complexity. Indeed, it is almost always the only thing that does.
I'm suddenly reminded of an unrelated Margaret Mead quote. :)
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On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 8:16 AM, Gerald Guido gerald.gu...@gmail.com wrote:
While I put a high premium on autodidacticism, there is some thing to be
said having a college degree. Namely, that during the period of life when
one is most prone to screwing up, they managed to commit to some thing
Well Ike, there are only 12 notes (words) in western music.
Actually there are 12 divisions to the octave in almost all music.
Different cultures tend to use various modes to define their scale.
(Lydian, Dorian, Mixolydian, etc)
And then a broad range of simple triads or more complex chords
So, what's free-form jazz? Is that kind of like when you just make up
code and hope it compiles?
Pretty much. ;) 'cept for Coltrane and Miles.
G!
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