I like it in principle but what is your idea of ajax based server side
validation... Server side validation needs to always be done prior to the
server uitlizing the inputs (inserting into the DB etc). You can't validate
using an ajax request and THEN submit the form values using a submit
I haven't tried these but they may be what you are looking for
http://www.validatethis.org/
http://www.validatethis.org/http://thor.riaforge.org/
http://thor.riaforge.org/
2009/12/12 Justin Scott jscott-li...@gravityfree.com
I'm tired of writing form input validation routines over and over
I like it in principle but what is your idea of ajax based
server side validation... Server side validation needs to
It would use JavaScript to push the form data to a validation routine on the
server before the form is posted to give the user a better experience as a
preferred method. If
The app can do both. The idea is to write one set of server-side
validation routines in CF. The app then uses AJAX to check fields as
the used fills them out, for the benefit of the user; it also checks
them server side on submission to ensure data integrity and prevent
circumvention of the
I haven't tried these but they may be what you are looking for
http://www.validatethis.org/
That looks very promising and similar to what I had in mind. I certainly
don't want to reinvent the wheel if this does what it appears to say it
does. I'll check it out over the weekend and post back.
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The app can do both. The idea is to write one set of server-side validation
routines in CF. The app then uses AJAX to check fields as the used fills
them out, for the benefit
Mark,
I assume the OS would be windows advanced server?
Why advanced?
Michael.
Date: Sun, 16 Sep 2001 14:11:10 +0200
From: Michael Lugassy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Hardware Consideration
Message-ID: 000e01c13ea8$adc3c240$[EMAIL PROTECTED]
This may seem a bit OT, but if any pro. can help
Web Development, EDS
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From: Michael Lugassy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 5:38 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Hardware Consideration
Mark,
I assume the OS would be windows advanced server?
Why advanced?
Michael.
Date
Are you looking for a database Server ( SQL Server? Oracle?) or a
ColdFusion server, or a machine that can handle both at once?
It is usually recommended that you try to separate your database server
from your Application Server.
At 02:11 PM 09/16/2001 +0200, you wrote:
This may seem a bit
Jeffry,
Are you looking for a database Server ( SQL Server? Oracle?) or a
ColdFusion server, or a machine that can handle both at once?
It is usually recommended that you try to separate your database server
from your Application Server.
Something that can handle both at once (SQL and
I got some good hardware from this guy, but it doesn't look like he's
going to be selling any longer:
http://www.dark-wave.net/index.html
This may seem a bit OT, but if any pro. can help me out here, I'll be glad
to hear all tips and pointers.
I'm intrested in buying a 1U server to host our
It is not a general practice to put CF and SQL on the same box as SQL (as
well as CF) can become extremely resource intensive and slow everything down
to a halt. If you have the cash, buy two good boxes rather than one
expensive box.
Eric J Hoffman
Director of Internet Development
Small Dog
Anandtech's IT pages are a great source for midrange server articles.
Mostly they talk about their own web server farm, and what they have
gone through. He also runs SQL Server and ColdFusion
http://www.anandtech.com/it/index.html
jon
Michael Lugassy wrote:
This may seem a bit OT, but if
I'm intrested in buying a 1U server to host our full-text/SQL/
coldfusion IIS website.
The server mostly run SQL Full-text queries, (10-20 million text
rows) Also, there some Coldfusion scripts that consumes some
resources for calucluation, generating and querying. Further more,
the
Hey Michael,
Having put together my own machines and my own server, this much I will say,
while I've never used SQL, I am running IIS and CF.
The thing is you're dealing with windows so you have to think memory. You
need at least 256mb. I think what you should look at is something along the
Nevermind :)
FOund what I was looking for.
Sean
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From: Sean German [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 8:45 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: in consideration of large arrays?
Howdy fusioneers,
I know theoretically the size of an array is
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