Mark,
I have the service running under a user account that has ADMINISTRATOR rights.
I checked the permissions on the /Fonts folder, everyone has access to the
folder.
Dave
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H Try copying some true type files into a separate directory
somewhere ... Maybe in the ColdFusion directory itself Although I'm
struggling to come up with a theory why that would help :)
Mark A. Kruger, CFG, MCSE
(402) 408-3733 ext 105
www.cfwebtools.com
www.coldfusionmuse.com
You are running multiserver which implies you are using sandbox security?
Add your fonts directory to the instance's sandbox security.
On Sun, Nov 22, 2009 at 19:43, Dave Hatz daveh...@hatzventures.org wrote:
We are running CF8 Enterprise, multi-server, JRun, Windows 2008 box. This is
a
Aha! ... I missed that one. Indeed.. You should be inside of each of your
separate instance managers - yes?
Mark A. Kruger, CFG, MCSE
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-Original Message-
From: Maureen Barger [mailto:m...@cornell.edu]
So, here is my problem. I need to be able to get a file from a client browser
to a remote FTP server without storing the file on the CF server. It's a
government project that won't allow cffile to upload a file from the client
onto the webserver, but they gave me access to an ftp server
CF9 virtual file system may do what you need. You'll be able to read
and write and access files, but they'll not be written to disk on the
server.
--- Ben
(Sent from my phone, please pardon the typos)
On Nov 23, 2009, at 10:24 AM, Robert Schimmel rschim...@spectir.com
wrote:
So, here
Robert,
I don't think you will be able to do this Unless perhaps you can use a
unc path or mnt to some other server (although I fail to see how this would
be more secure). What you need is to be able to FTP from the client directly
to the FTP server. I guess you will need to look for a Java
allows the user to get a simple browse interface, i.e. cffile, but can
put the file on a remote FTP server?
Your options are limited here. If you have the login information for the
FTP server you can provide the user a link in the form of
ftp://username:passw...@ftp.server.com/ which they can
Another Option is to use an embedded Java applet or flash FTP client. I have
used them in the past. It makes a direct connection from the browser window
to the FTP server. The one I used was jftp by somethingjava.com... that was
like 5 years ago. Looks like they are the same folk behind BluApple
Ben,
But wouldn't the file be written to physical memory? And if so, you could
not guarantee that the OS isn't caching part of the file in the Swap (Unless
I'm misunderstanding). Still, it might be enough to check off his
requirement. I suspect they won't want the web server to touch the file at
Yep, that's why I said may. :-) You need to clarify what is
acceptable and what not. If the issue is physical storage then this
may be an acceptable option. Or not.
--- Ben
(Sent from my phone, please pardon the typos)
On Nov 23, 2009, at 10:51 AM, Mark Kruger mkru...@cfwebtools.com
Yeah, CF9 VFS would very likely solve the problem... in about 3 years when I
can talk the security guys into allowing it on the classified network... thanks
for the heads up though, looks like a useful addition
Rob
CF9 virtual file system may do what you need. You'll be able to read
and
The problem is less philosophical. It's basically just a permissions issue.
Rob
Yep, that's why I said may. :-) You need to clarify what is
acceptable and what not. If the issue is physical storage then this
may be an acceptable option. Or not.
--- Ben
(Sent from my phone, please pardon
I can understand your Govt client not wanting you to KEEP end user uploaded
files on the webserver, but not allowing them to be uploaded at all really
ties your hands...
I can see giving you access to a folder on the server that is above the web
root (thus making it impossible for a malicious
Iâm trying to get four related selects to work---basically, you can change
any one of the selects and it will reload the other 3 based on your selection.
I tried, and abandoned, the cfselect binding approach because I was unhappy
with the number of changes I had to make to my CFCs in order
Yeah, I can't pass the credentials to the client. That's why I wanted to handle
it with cfftp.
Robert,
I don't think you will be able to do this Unless perhaps you can use a
unc path or mnt to some other server (although I fail to see how this would
be more secure). What you need is to be
It's less the storage and more the permissions. The files are just zip files
that are to be stored on the ftp server. The problem is they need to be named
and stored with pretty specific parameters and referenced by the CF pages in
server different instances. So no matter how specific you get
Iâm trying to get four related selects to work---basically, you can
change any one of the selects and it will reload the other 3 based on
your selection.
I've used qForms with great success. I had up to 7 related selects - handled
it, no problem.
Using CF9 Developer edition
version 9. 0. 0. 251028
Anyone else have issues with trying to insert more than one row in cfgrid?
cfquery name=getOutcome datasource=#application.dsn#
select * from l_outcomes
/cfquery
cfquery name=getSerious datasource=#application.dsn#
select * from
Same here and in most cases found it to be faster than doing Ajax calls but
guess it would greatly depend on the amount of select options and speed of
the connections being used. I have done our organizational hierarchy using
qForms and we have a ton of nodes and saw no performance issues.
On
There are many FTP java applets out there. Some supported, some not. Some free,
some costly. I tried Ultimate FTP from Canada and it's quite impressive what
it can do, but costs $2k per box or something like that.
Mik
At 10:24 AM 11/23/2009, Robert Schimmel wrote:
So, here is my problem. I
Thanks.
-Original Message-
From: Maureen [mailto:mamamaur...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2009 11:44 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: CF and MS Access support
GoDaddy doesn't support Access databases on on Windows IIS 7 accounts
running ColdFusion. They support neither Access
Thanks.
-Original Message-
From: Dave Watts [mailto:dwa...@figleaf.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2009 3:58 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: CF and MS Access support
I'm helping someone with a project and she elected to use GoDaddy as her
host. They now tell her they have upgraded
Just to throw an idea out there that I have little idea how difficult it
would be to implement nor if it would pass what ever concerns your
clients are worried about. But could an AIR application solve something?
Theoretically it allows you to use your HTML, CFML, JavaScript,
ActionScript
Ah, yes. But, a complete ExtJs solution would be much more...
OK, that (not) said, cfgrid does have problems with multiple insertions.
Or, rather, it doesn't really deal with them well. When you insert a
line, it gives the underlying Ext store record some default values. This
includes the id,
You're on the right track. You need to disable the select until the parent
select is changed first. Then use an ajax request to return the array of data,
then populate the select with the data and then enable it. You should also use
normal form validation if the user tries to submit the form
Same here and in most cases found it to be faster than doing Ajax calls but
guess it would greatly depend on the amount of select options and speed of
the connections being used. I have done our organizational hierarchy using
qForms and we have a ton of nodes and saw no performance issues.
On
Sorry for the poor explanation of my problem.
This is always a new grid. There is no data I am binding. I do not create
the store. I assume the CF server is creating the DataStore.
I want the user to be able to add as many rows to the grid as they need.
As of right now I am not making any DB
NVM. I just reread your post and realized what you were trying to teach me.
Basically,
The user types data into the first row. I put that row into the DB. Update
the datastore. Reload the Grid. then the user can click on insert again
and a new row will be appended to the grid. Repeat as
NVM. I just reread your post and realized what you were trying to teach me.
Basically,
The user types data into the first row. I put that row into the DB. Update
the datastore. Reload the Grid. then the user can click on insert again
and a new row will be appended to the grid. Repeat as
My personalization variables are not working - any suggestions?
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Right on the money! Man, that sounds so much easier than what I wrote ;)
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
_
New book on the way? When I first learned EXT, about a year ago, your blog
was goto reference. I'm not sure why I never bought your book but a new
book would be on the top of my purchase list. Once again, thanks for the
help.
PS one of the reasons I'm avoiding a full EXT implementation is I
Is there any good way to have a function like this included in all pages? I
can't put it in application.cfc.
cfscript
function MyDecimalFormat(some_value) {
// call DecimalFormat to handle rounding, then strip out commas
return Replace(DecimalFormat(some_value)ALL);
}
Chad Gray wrote:
I can't put it in application.cfc.
What not? That is the *good* way to include it in every file.
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A quick and clean way is to create a cfc named 'utils', 'udfs' or 'helpers'
or somesuch. In that, place your MyDecimalFormat function, along with any
other udfs you may have. Then, in application.cfc:
cffunction name=onApplicationStart
cfset application.udfs = CreateObject('component',
yep. Exactly how I do it.
application.cfc = createObject(component,cfc);
application.cfc.MyDecimalFormat('1234567');
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Ah.. makes sense! I should have thought of that.
Thanks!
Chad
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From: Dominic Watson [mailto:watson.domi...@googlemail.com]
Sent: Monday, November 23, 2009 5:12 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: application.cfc
A quick and clean way is to create a cfc named 'utils',
I have a yes/no questionnaire that I want to fill out with every
possible pattern of answers - there are 22 questions in total, and
I'm trying to come up with an algorithm that will give me every
pattern of answers, but I'm just not bright enough to do it. :) Can
anyone point me in the right
Well, the 23rd position of binary is the total number of answers. :)
But if you are looking for a way to store it, why not just a string of
22 characters?
On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 5:19 PM, Thane Sherrington
th...@computerconnectionltd.com wrote:
I have a yes/no questionnaire that I want to
I'd like to get the pattern of answers for each possible pattern (so
to make this simpler, let's assume there are only 3 questions) I'd
like to figure out an algorithm that will generate:
YYY
NYY
NNY
NNN
YNN
YYN
YNY
NYN
etc.
T
At 09:32 PM 23/11/2009, Phillip Vector wrote:
Well, the 23rd
A couple of loops.
cfoutput
cfloop from=1 to=22 index=i
Itteration = #i#
cfloop from=0 to=1 index=x
#yesOrNoFormat(x)#
/cfloop
br/
/cfloop
/cfoutput
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On 11/23/2009 6:51 PM, Ian Skinner wrote:
A couple of loops.
cfoutput
cfloop from=1 to=22 index=i
Itteration = #i#
cfloop from=0 to=1 index=x
#yesOrNoFormat(x)#
/cfloop
br/
/cfloop
/cfoutput
Never mind, but I think that is close.
There are 2^22 number of combinations I believe (4,194,304). One of my
favorite ways of doing this is with SQL. Create a temp table with 2
records-- yes and no. Now, join that table to itself 22 times.
Each join will give you a Cartesian product, or all possible
combinations.
untested, but
FWIW, I ran the code below on a test pc in my home (crappy Celeron) and
it generated all 4.1 million combinations in 8 minutes and 32 seconds.
I'm pretty certain you could do a little better on server hardware.
~Brad
Original Message
Subject: RE: Working out yes/no
I'd recommend hiring monkeys and typewriters personally.
I'm not actually sure which is harder to come by these days.
Of out curiosity, what format do you want these answers in? Do you
want a print out of 4 million combinations? Do you want to do
something else with them? Do you want to figure
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