Instead of this:
!--- IF Sunday, Ship Tuesday---
cfif #DayOfWeek(TodaysDate)# EQ 1
cfset NewDay = #DateAdd(d, 2, TodaysDate)#
!--- IF Monday, Ship Wed---
cfelseif #DayOfWeek(TodaysDate)# EQ 2
cfset NewDay = #DateAdd(d, 2, TodaysDate)#
!--- IF Tuesday, Ship Thurs---
cfelseif
Well, I tried it this morning, and it worked.
The only differences I could see is I used a different e-mail address
and I didn't fill out the optional fields. Weird.
Thanks!
Scott
On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 8:03 PM, b...@bradwood.com wrote:
Hmm, I've used that form many times and never had
I believe it is when it is shipped TO you. (When the
customer can expect it to show up.)
...
Saturdays are a fixed rate of 35.99
Is it possible that Next Day could work out to be Saturday in your code?
Example, if TodaysDate is 1/14/2010?
But ignoring that question for a moment, you
What I do is similar.. IF I detect a sql injection, I also add the
ip address of the user to my banned IP list. I ban them for a week..
this way if they manage to find a page that isn't protected, they
can't do any damage. I use a server variable to hold the list of
banned IP addresses, so
Dear all
I have a customer with a CF intranet app which manages ~1000 concurrent
active jobs.
Customer now wants to include all correspondence with each job.
Of course this is quite simple by injecting some sort of CRM-like code in
the subject and/or body.
What I'm really
What I'm really reluctant to do, however, is build a complete webmail client
on top of this when there are 1001 much better webmail clients out there
than I would ever have the time (= funding) to create.
Good call on your part.
Currently my customer is using MS exchange, (hence Outlook
On Sat, Jan 16, 2010 at 12:05 PM, Dave Watts dwa...@figleaf.com wrote:
I'd recommend Google Apps to them. That'll be cheaper than Zimbra,
And, one of the newer features of Apps is user-managed groups, which
are really just Google Groups with your domain email addresses. You
could
Hi,
Is any one aware of some utility that would decode RFC 2047
encoded-words, like message subjets, under CF 5?
Thanks.
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Leigh -
That is an interesting idea. But would it truly be faster to add 3
cfquerries to the function - when all I have now is one?
I certainly see the power/flexibility of having the delivery date logic in a
table - because it would be easier to adjust it in the future - - But again
- is it
Thanks James - that is exactly the idea I am looking for.
Unfortunately - I am using CF6... :( Have some catching up to do.
- Nick
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Hi,
I have the following cfc:
component output=false persistent=true entityname=Category
table=category
{
property name=catID column=cat_id;
property name=name ;
property name=subCategories
fieldtype=one-to-many cfc=SubCategory
The short answer is no.
The long answer is that yeah, you can do a whole bunch of hacking
around to make it work like that (or at least APPEAR to work like
that), but it's a mess. I can't think of a case when you wouldn't be
better off a) just constraining the loop over the subcategories when
That is an interesting idea. But would it truly be faster to add 3
cfquerries to the function - when all I have now is one?
I certainly see the power/flexibility of having the delivery date logic in a
table - because it would be easier to adjust it in the future - - But again
- is it
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