the client management stuff is kept in the URL. The URL will show if
they've visited or not or possibly timed out or not, it appends the id and
token to the url.
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Do you guys/gals use link tables? how much benefit do you really get from
using them?
I'm working w/ a developer that seems to want to use a link table for every
little thing. I understand that they help reduce the amount of data that's
repeated but are they worth it?
I've ignored link tables
anything official on how big the change is going to be? is it going to be
analogous to a change in the javascript DOM?
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call the OpenWindow function with at timestamp as the title
openWindow(strURL, new Date(), intWidth, intHeight);
Ray Bujarski [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03/15/2002 12:41:14 PM
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I am using the
you should just reload the lower frame onload of the upper.
parent.html
-frame1.html
-frame1.html
in frame1.html just go:
body onload=top.frames[1].location=top.frames[1].location;
Dave Carabetta [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03/15/2002 12:59:20 PM
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simple. just like me. :P
Greg Alton [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03/15/2002 01:17:52 PM
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Simple is beautiful! Great idea!
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haha, i totally screwed up that post.
instant replay
this is kindof a wacky situation. as far as I know there are few ways to
make a recordset, or data in general, available across frames.
in this case I would use a wddx recordset.
-i'd run the query in the upper frame
-return it to the page
not being contradictory here but,
how does too much client envolment hinder a well written application? most
of the clients i've worked with don't have the CF skillset in the
organization so I've been able to keep everything pretty clean, as our
individual interpretations of clean go. I would
i read ya. :-)
Ian Lurie [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03/14/2002 09:09:25 AM
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That's easy: When a client starts a sentence with 'Wouldn't it be easy
to...', and you've already completed
you got my point exactly.
Jeffry Houser [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03/14/2002 09:17:26 AM
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I was being sarcastic, meaning that clients will always come up with some
foolish idea. From
just a reminder that using the back() method of the history object is going
to go back one step at the top level document of the window. if you have a
frameset you might inadvertently take a user off your site. if you have
problems w/ that, and as i personally prefer, try using history.go(-1)
i love cf and all but since you're doing all that perl stuff wouldn't it be
easier to accomplish that w/ a perl cgi script?
c'anyone tell i'm having a slow day? :P
Allan Pichler [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03/14/2002 09:24:14 AM
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is there a pop tag or tagset out there? ie for marking messages on the pop
server read, for deletion, etc.?
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I remember way back when they
Can someone lend a guiding light here? what are the differences and or
similarities between Fusebox, Net, and JSP Struts? Can a parallel
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i've done this by using time. it's kind of 2 fold.
Weight 6
ad1,ad2,ad3,ad4
weight 3
ad5, ad6, ad7, ad8
-I'd assign the weight of each banner before hand.
-Grab the last digit in the seconds of the current time.
-Display an ad from the weight group that corresponds w/ the time integ
er
i.e.
In win2k, i dont remember exactly where it is, you can assign certain
processes to a processor manually.
Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03/05/2002 12:48:25 PM
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I have just
Does anyone know what happened to Macromedia's Link to a site called
flashguru or something to that effect? They used to have a like to it as
a reference to flash resources but now i can't find any trace of it
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depends on how much else you're sending back and forth but more than li
kely
not.
(speaking AS a dialup user :) )
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I'm wondering if using a
sorry for all the js stuff today.
have a function to write a select box of states. is it faster, in general,
to write text to a page with a function or return a string and write the
string?
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that snippet didn't work in either NS or IE for me
IE didn't even load the page and NS bombed because it said that closes
was
not defined
i just pasted that snippet into a page.
is there something else that needs to be done?
Justin Waldrip [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 02/27/2002 01:17:54 PM
i would use a javascript function to open the window and subsequently c
lose
itself. If there are any URLs in the history of a window it cannot c
lose,
with javascript, without a prompt (up to IE 5.5 and NS 4.7). I'm
not sure
about version 6s.
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day like, day name? or day like the day number in a date?
The Javascript Date() object does not have a day name property, howev
er
you can get the day number and date number
today=new Date(some date); //this syntax isn't correct but you get
the
picture
indexedDay=today.getDay() //will
what is the max length of a GET request?
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sure,
that's the exact kind of thing css is good for.
just include the style sheet and when you cfoutput your results throw
a
style tag in the output
cfouput
p class=heading#title#/p
span class=description#description/span
/cfoutput
is that what you mean?
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how about
/^[a-z0-9]{n}X/i
where n is the index of the character and X is the character?
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Is there a way to check for a
i read this thread and found it interesting. i don't know the answer
and
wan unable to find it. I know that at the length of the data in a GE
T
messgage is fixed and limited by constraints on valid URL formatting.
However, post is obviously not. I couldn't find any concrete info on
the
POST
the curser _will_ move out of the form to the next link once it has
reached the final tab index.
Tony Schreiber [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 02/13/2002 10:00:33 AM
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IE has a
I'm not sure if this is OT or not but here goes...
Why would I use WDDX instead of just using straight XML?
-there are SEVERAL good parsers out there.
-The javascript that it takes to create the packets is not that complex.
-The packets aren't really any kind of packets their just strings
depending on what system your on the native drive actually may not be t
he
fastest. i've found cases where an MSODBC driver was faster than the
vendor connection.
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depending on the size of the db i think the easiest solution, from a
development standpoint, would be to
copy the access db to the mysql server,
create a dsn to it,
read all the records from access,
and write them back to identical tables in the mysql db
anyone think of something quicker?
looks like you're going to have to do some CF or system log reading.
Jennifer Knoblock [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 02/06/2002 12:32:10 PM
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Is it really going to make that much
You can require a select in a drop down to be selected by either
validating the field with javascript, if you want to use a title option
like select an option as the first item, or by creating the select wi
th
no blank values and setting a default option by using the keyword selec
ted
as follows
haha, cute trick huh? at least in IE it asks you if you want to set it
or
not.
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I has some spam in my email this
ns will do it no ?'s asked. if ie does it you may have your security
settings set to extra super duper low :)
Dave Hannum [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 02/05/2002 09:25:10 AM
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can you do a browser check for the acrobat plugin and redirect if false
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Dowdell) on 01/30/2002 03:11:27 PM
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At 5:39 AM 1/29/2, Steven Dworman wrote:
A client has an
I am contemplating getting the Allaire's Certified ColdFusion Developer
book. I've read good things about it but it was written w/ 4.5 in mind
wasn't it? That being said is it still a valid reference for studying for
the exam?
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Sorry,
nevermind i just saw the new CF5 title.
Thanks as always-
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yes,
if you have adobe acrobat, i have v4.05, you can set security options
when
you save the pdf.
in the save dialog there is a security tab that gives you check boxes f
or
Do Not Allow
[ ]Printing
[ ]Changing the Document
[ ]Selecting Text and Graphics
[ ]Adding or Changing Annotations and
i'm trying to reproduce the prob in IE 5.5 but can't...what ver
sion are u
using?
Tyler Silcox [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 01/29/2002 08:37:30 AM
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I'm got a
i'm not sure what CF's regex syntax is exactly but in other quasi-stand
ard
types i would use
/*\W*\w*2002/
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oops, omit the first * and slap a $ on there to terminate the string
/\w*\W*2002$/
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i'm not sure what CF's regex syntax is exactly but in other
i tried it on 6 and saw what you're referring to. looks like a defa
ult
behavior. i'd suggest you create the form field and populate it as f
ollows
cfoutput
head
script
function init(){
document.myForm.myTextField.value=#myOutPut#;
}
/script
/head
body onload=init()
form name=myForm
input
wow 18 creds and 25 hours/week of admin work? don't know how you're do
in
it but good luck.
Alex [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 01/29/2002 08:50:23 AM
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If you don't like it
not a cf problem w/ the email address. i'm doing the same thing.
Jennifer Larkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 01/29/2002 03:47:34 PM
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I'm using CFMAIL in the same template
may sound silly but is that really the number you want to send to? you
need the 1?
1-916-521-5984
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not a cf
want easy? encrypt it and store it in a COOKIE! LOL
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First of all, kudos!! Well spoken :)
Now
one line at a time using IE and NS's javascript error prompts. one h
andy
thing that alot of ppl but not EVERYONE knows is that if you type
javascript: in the NS location box you get a console w/ javascript er
ror
output.
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Is there a good way to determine
WML emulators, i KNOW that nokia has one on their site and BELIEVE moto
rola
has one too. you might check those out.
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i've seen this question before. I'm wondering why it's such a big de
al to
convert a query into a javascript array...
Is it not the case that all you have to do is write the js array to the
page in your cfoutput right when you DOING the query?
thanks for the help!
Steve Oliver [EMAIL
how can i cap the 1st letter of every word in a sentence?
i tried using regexp inthe following matter to no avail,
myRegex=/^[a-z]|\s[a-z]/g
mySentence=this is a sentence;
mySentence=mySentence.replace(myRegex,/[A-Z]/);
now some thing like this would've worked in perl because you can replace
haha, thnx.
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This same topic just came through 2 days ago ;-)
Go to cflig.org and grab the UDF that does just what you want
1-yes it is possible i am storing an array of portal settings in a cook
ie
on one of my sites and reading them back
2-possible? sure but you're not going to get very man packets into a co
okie
3-possible? yes, but naturally ur not going to get as much info in and
in
order to use it in a query
indeed. i forgot to qualify my statements.
i'm an intranet developer and we only use 100mbps
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You should check the
How do i get custom tags to work, fully, on this site? I can use a custo=
m
tag within the same application but not one from the site (what should be
the customtags dir). I first tried using cf_formurl2attributes and that
worked so i put one of my own in the same dir, a tags dir that's create=
i'm having a bit of trouble w/ good sized union query. I'ts a union of 4
queries and i was trying to use Access' Count method to count a subset of
the union query, unsuccessfully.
i think the problem is with the way i'm using access' Count() method.
I'm trying to go
all you have to do is be sure you're opening the child window WITH a na
me.
Then, all you have to do is, from the parent window (or any window for
that
matter), call
_childWindowName.close();
If the window has URLs in the history it will ask the user whether they
want to close it or not,
if you are pulling ur content from a DB whynot just make a pretty print
template?
but to answer your question, yes, sort of.
you would only really only be able to control the visibility of the men
u
DIV if the user executed the print command from the page. That way
, you
could capture and
that's a good idea, BUT,
1. you have to maintain 2 documents whether html or css
2. how will you know which .css to link? i'm assuming by some kind
of user
input like clicking on Printable Version link or something to that ef
fect
3. if you DO do the Printable version thing why not just toggle
i don't recall the syntax directly but there's a javascript function ca
lled
setTimeout()
that does exactly that.
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let me preface my statement by saying, we are a BIG shop (over 4000 use
rs
inter, intra, and extranet). As such, we use all sorts of languages
and I
have personally been a part of standards committees. Standards are a
very
personal thing, and that's not a joke, but there are just a few
var fiveMinutes=30; //milliseconds in 5 minutes
var now = new Date();
var temp=now.getTime() //temp=now in milliseconds
var newTime=new Date(eval(temp+fiveMinutes)); //newTime is now 5
minutes from now
or trimmed down
var newTime=new Date(new
can't you do that in the ODBC settings? assuming since ur using access
you're also using windows.
try going to
Control Panel ODBC Datasources User DSN Configure Advanced
is this a bad way to do this?
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My apologies for the OT but this is one of the few places i get answers.
We recently started using Dreamweaver 4 as a standard intranet app. I have
it loaded on a 1Ghz pentium w/256 MB RAM. I have it mapped to a VERY large
intranet site. the local root folder is a mapped network drive.
Now
mine finally loaded, 59K+ memory. oi. thanks guys.
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Do you have virus protection turned on? If so, try turning it off and
Does anyone know how to get (recursively) all the files in a dir using ftp?
when i do
mget *
it gets all the files in the current dir but no the subdirs.
any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Won Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 11/29/2001 11:18:55 AM
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Hi my name is Won Lee and I'm addicted to
i've never had that problem, probably because i've never tried to do that.
i was a javascript junkie well before i got into CF so i set and get all my
cookies with javascript. the only hassle with that is that you have to
resubmit all your variables to every action page and even so it's not that
[beating dead horse]i think, and i think some others would agree, the best
way to do it if you have to at all is to store the ENCRYPTED number in a
table and after that your data is only as good as the security you carryout
on your decryption method (com object or otherwise).
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haha, fat finger literally.
Jerry Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 11/29/2001 02:57:11 PM
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Touch screens, for the most part, are very simple.
The touch screen works just like a mouse
I almost hate to reply to this thread but i gotta throw in my two cents.
we all know that fuse box is the attempt to OOP-ize CF so why not just look
at it the same way as any other OOP language. it can be powerful if you
have full command of the language and cumbersome if not by adding undue
all i've got to say, wow.
why does IE get spanked so bad in a parallel comparison on this pge?
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Not in all situations,
check this
anyone know of a way to use DW4 to locate orphan files on a site?
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OMG.
I feel like its all coming apart now.
Got hit with
what data type do i use to retrieve an auto number field from access with
java?
i.e.
myResultSet.[getString(), getInt(), getLong, ...]
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if you are using win 2k why aren't you using the terminal service web
client? it's an active-x control that lets you run a terminal service
session thu your browser. you cant do whatever you want from a browser.
do a search in windows or @ MS for tsweb
is there
sorry,
should said you CAN do whatever you want from the browser.
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am i missing something here?
if you are using win 2k why
lots of services logging, and not native services. the 18GB scsi HDD
shouldn't be a problem. sounds like you have some services conflicting.
i'd try suspending some of the more heavily used services and reactivating
them one at a time. how much memory?
MCSE 2000,MCP Exchange 2000, and officia
I suppose you believe webstar is the most secure web server too
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sorry, should've dug more. just telneted to smtp and took the time from
there.
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How can i check the time on a remote box?
has anyone had problems with the dreamweaver FTP client?
if I open a file from the web server it makes a copy locally and i edit it.
OK? OK. when i go to send it back up ftp says permission denied. BUT, if
i GET the file first, edit it, THEN send it u it's ok.
anyone seen this before?
no, it's terribly annoying. it's trying to do a STOR filename and
bombing out with a 553 ftp error, supposedly action aborted, invalid
filename. But, when I try the SAME command in another FTP client it goes
just fine...
Thomas Chiverton [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 09/14/2001 08:53:23 AM
Please
sorry no numbers but I seem to find that UPDATE works a HAIR faster.
virtually the same though especially for simple queries (which seem to be
most).
just a personal preference but I try alway to use SQL. why use CF[sql
here] when you can use the real deal...?
Koo Pai Lao [EMAIL PROTECTED]
NT is excepted.
Win9x is limited in the amount of RAM it can allocate, anything more than
128 is junk..
Win2k Server/Advanced Server/Datacenter can scale up to gigs and gigs of
RAM and as you said, with better garbage collection than previous versions.
I think the lowest one is 2 Gig for W2k
uh huh :)
Billy Cravens [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 09/13/2001 10:11:28 AM
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I'm not sure about performance issues, but from a logic standpoint, I'd
recommend always using a full UPDATE
why couldn't you just read SELECT all the emails that have not been sent
for that user , elegantly concatenate the bodies, and just let it rip?
W Luke [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 09/11/2001 11:58:59 AM
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sorry i got delete happy and removed your last question.
all i remember was...how do i differentiate[rest of message lost in
space]?
sorry.
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what is that supposed to mean?
Neil Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 09/11/2001 01:24:18 PM
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I think God
check the archives. there has been extensive discussion on this and i
believe a solution. :)
W Luke [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 09/05/2001 02:51:08 PM
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Is there a possible and simple way to
try resetting the form onload of the page (body)
Kevin Mansel [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 08/30/2001 12:20:40 PM
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Ok, I have a form, I submit the form, the values are passed. And then I do
some
you would have to use a javascript function on submit to check for a value
in the select.
Rich Tretola [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 08/28/2001 02:02:46 PM
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Does anyone have a way to require a selection of a
sorry what's that url?
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