I've done botha, and I vote iterative as well. Velocity seems to stay
higher, and you can still make the bean counters happy by regularly discussing
overall budget, timeline, and number/complexity of changes. It may not work
for all clients, but I'd definitely encourage defining and trying
Or it could be seen as a negative sign that after ten years CF still
hasn't been able to shake off the cf is dying stigma.
True this. Scour the web - how many other languages have their devoted
developers constantly asking this same question over and over? PHP? Ruby?
Java? Etc.?
Some HAVE
LOL Stuart Smalley, 2000-present:
I don't know what I'm doing. They're gonna cancel the show {kill my
programming language}. I'm gonna die homeless and penniless and twenty pounds
overweight.
Let's balance it out... I was recently reminded by a relative of this useful
quote:
I have lived a
I'm probably going to embarass the s#$t out of myself now, but..
I wrote a painfully long, meandering, stream-of-consciousness blog post on this
a couple years ago. I was frustrated, angry, worried, and felt like after
years of trying, I had wasted a LOT of time.
Everyone deserves a second chance Marc :D
A second chance to embarrass themselves? I'll take it! I learn a lot when the
high and mighty correct me :)
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You sound very smart, why didn't you just google this first?
Called out and thrown under the bus (no disrespect):)
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This is way OT, won't blame anyone a bit if you want to tell me to go pound
salt... but you're a creative bunch and we've struggled with this long enough.
The situation: Rock band with over 4 hours of music... lots of lyrics.
Frequent set changes, meaning that standard 3-ring-binder full of
I'm looking for a basic web resource coover what would be considered best
practices for building a website that will be viewed on mobile devices... a
general reference guide/best practices document, that might cover (x)html, css,
etc... I can't seem to find the right keywords to Google with.
SmarterMail has been GREAT. I switched from a customized qmail solution, and
smartermail can handle joe-jobs really well, has great anti-spam configuration
and customization per-domain, and uses ClamAV for killing viruses dead.
Outbound spam mitigation too.
Combined with the ActiveSync
Thanks everyone,
You were all correct - god help me I was actually focusing on the error CF gave
me, trusting that alone. Go figure. What a rotten thing to do! :)
A different value was the culprit, and the suggestion below absolutely applies.
Thank you all so much -- this is what happens
The function below was written literally MONTHS ago. Worked fine the whole
time, even today... then suddenly it's throwing the error:
Invalid data '' for CFSQLTYPE CF_SQL_INTEGER.
The error points to the line in the WHERE clause, referencing a.articleId.
Next, I purposely set the output=true
I am trying to loop over a dataset twice. I am trying using CFLOOP
but the 2nd CFLOOP will not process.
And I'm willing to bet that whatever you're doing, you can do it in one loop,
too :)
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Does anybody know of a good mail server with some sort of SQL or CF
integration? A few years back we were looking at IMS mail server.
Not sure what type of integration you're looking to accomplish, but we have had
a great experience with SmarterMail (http://www.smartertools.com) overall,
This seems to only be a problem on Windows XP. Myself nor my clients have
problems with IE8 on Vista or Windows 7.
I believe our problem involves XP, Vista, and 7, though I'll need to go back
through some of the debug output that some of the problem users have sent.
Are your users on a
Are your users using the in private browsing feature? My understanding
is it rejects cookies that look like tracking cookies.
~Brad
Hi Brad,
It's hard to tell for all of them, but the users I saw were not using
InPrivate.
Try setting this Meta tag in you document head:
meta http-equiv=X-UA-Compatible content=IE=EmulateIE7
That may solve your issue.
Robert B. Harrison
This tag's been in place for a couple weeks; no effect.
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Want to reach
What security zone is your site in, in the affected browsers?
Are the cookies the standard CF session tokens (CFID/CFTOKEN or
JSESSIONID)? Or are you doing something else? Are you setting the
cookies for the same host that the user is visiting?
Dave Watts
Security zone is usually the defaults
If you can convince a gracious user to let you, maybe try debugging
the cookie settings process on their machine?
Might have to go so far as doing FF plugins and whatnot, but maybe
something simple like having it prompt to set cookies will shed light
on what's happening?
FWIW, I've seen cookie
There are very few transparent switches in any computing
environment, unfortunately.
AGREED!! The same goes for life, LOL :)
I would recommend that you try to set CFID and
CFTOKEN as non-persistent cookies, instead of just switching to
JSESSIONID (although I'd recommend that also, in
I have heard that if you replicate this tag as a cfheader tag, it
works. (although I don't know why)
The tag is in the HTML head, inserted via CFHTMLHEAD. is this what you mean?
(meta tags belong in the document head anyway, per HTML 4.01 standard...?)
I have heard that if you replicate this tag as a cfheader tag, it
works. (although I don't know why)
This blog attempts to explain why:
http://ilia.ws/archives/196-IE8-X-UA-Compatible-Rant.html
Apparently it depends on your doc type. Some doc types ignore custom
meta tags,
Our credit card gateway provider renewed their SSL certificate, and now our
CFHTTP call to the https:// address simply spits back a connection failure
message. I googled for this, but didn't get any useful information. We're
using mx6.1... does anyone have any ideas?
Have you tried imported their new SSL certificate into the Jrun
keystore?
Nope! Never knew that was needed, nor do I know how. Got a link for me?
Thanks for the quick reply!
marc
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This may also help:
Using Keytool to Import SSL Certificates into Sun JDK
http://www.talkingtree.com/blog/index.cfm/2004/7/1/keytool
Thanks. I do plan on trying this. But a question that's bugging the hell out
of me is... I didn't have to do this before - we just used CFHTTP with an https
Here is the link:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_19139#enableC
F
It's for LDAP but the section I linked to has the CF instructions.
I did everything here. I saved the certificates from https://ntpnow.com, using
Internet Explorer and saving as Base64Encoded.
I then
- Made sure that CF was looking at that keystore (there
can be multiple
AFAK)
Any information on how I can make sure CF is looking at that keystore? When
I do keytool -list... I can see the keys I've added to the keystore. They
are there, and they do import properly. It
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