Sure, you can cache everything, but sometimes it is a little harder to
get it to work. If you have a lot of WHERE a = #b# AND b=#c# OR c IN
(cfloop list#d# index=e#e#/cfloop). You need to create
mechanisms to make sure the query is uniquely cached. You don't want to
end up returning a query, with
variableName is meaned to be created by you, dynamically based on the
SQL code executed. When you have WHERE, AND, OR statements (as well as
group by, distinct, order by, joins, count, max, top, etc.etc.) in your
query sql code you must make sure the variable it is cached in is not
the same as a
On Thursday 29 Jul 2004 19:21 pm, Doug James wrote:
Verity works on our version regardless of the official MM system
requirements stating differently.
:nods
The thing is, if it is critical to your app, and breaks, you have no hope of
MM fixing it :-(
I think there was a technote that extended
I tried applicaion variables, but as Hugo pointed out since the queries will be different for each user (using different keywords), and the refinement/paging would be per user, the session
scope would make sense?
I don't know where to go from here. Its getting all messy and confusing. All I want
During the days we have posted an enormous amount of tips, tricks, code
and guides on how to do the job. You still need more info?
Micha Schopman
Software Engineer
Modern Media, Databankweg 12 M, 3821 ALAmersfoort
Tel 033-4535377, Fax 033-4535388
KvK Amersfoort 39081679, Rabo 39.48.05.380
I don't know where to go from here. Its getting all messy and confusing.
All I want to do is, store the results returned by a query somewhere in
memory so that if the search returns more than 100 records (100 records are
displayed per page), when the 'next' button is clicked.. instead of running
RAM is one of the cheapest pieces of hardware which enables you t speed
up things a lot. Cached queries don't take very much of your RAM memory.
Especially not when you are only caching it for 5 minutes as your
example states.
Micha Schopman
Software Engineer
Modern Media, Databankweg 12 M,
Thank you all for your help. I really appreciate it. I've taken Hugo's advise (thank you Hugo) and gone with session scope route. I'm storing the results in a session variable. I'm not caching anything, it just adds more complexity to a already complex solution.
Here is the code for anyone who is
This means if you have 10.000 users doing a search for dog the server
now creates 10.000 session entries each with the exact same resultset
for dog ;)
That is why I suggested application variables. Everybody has instant
access to the cache if they search for the same thing.
Micha Schopman
using the application scope creates a lot more complexity...and for
what? A transparent change to the end user? That to me would make no
sense.
Adam H
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 14:47:54 +0200, Micha Schopman
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This means if you have 10.000 users doing a search for dog the
We are thinking about hosting blogs on our server. Does anyone know of a
multiple user blog application in ColdFusion?
Check out my BlogFusion application.
I'm just about to launch v.3.5 that has a ton of new features.
Go to www.countersinkdg.com for info.
If you email me offline, I'll
So because something is more difficult to do, we just take the situation
which causes the most overhead on the server and stores duplicate data.
Session variables can get you faster into trouble then application
variables because the CMFX garbage collector is only called once a time
and not on
Caching a query and using the blockfactor to employ a Get next n records is a really easy thing to implement. Its easy to code, easy to use, easy to maintain, easy to understandi guess i dont see where the complexity comes in?
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How do I send via a CFIF IsDefined(form.update.x) in my code instructing CF to Update a field when a input box is unchecked as well as checked.
Its working when its checked (input type=checkbox name=itemstatus value=received checked), but how do I send a NR when its unchecked?
Robert O.
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We use fusetalk and have been very happy with them: www.fusetalk.com.
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Cc:
Subject: hosting blogs
We are thinking about hosting blogs on our server. Does anyone know of a
On the page where you need to use the value, cfparam it and default the
value to NR. Checkbox values are not passed unless theya re checked so using
cfparam will be the value when it is not checked.
HTH,
Mike
How do I send via a CFIF IsDefined(form.update.x) in my
code instructing CF to
Add
cfparam name=form.itemstatus default=NR
to your action page.This will set form.itemstatus to NR if it is not
passed in by the form.
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Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2004 09:28:14 -0400
Subject: SOT: Checked/unchecked input boxes
To:
It could break existing caches :-) We talked about that in earlier
postings.
Micha Schopman
Software Engineer
Modern Media, Databankweg 12 M, 3821 ALAmersfoort
Tel 033-4535377, Fax 033-4535388
KvK Amersfoort 39081679, Rabo 39.48.05.380
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I am looking for a Cold Fusion-based blogging
app. and would appreciate any recommendations
you might have.
Thanks
Joe Tartaglia
High Caliber Solutions
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Hello,
I am having a problem deleting a collection via cfcollection.This collection was created by CF and is not external to it.It has an entry in the K2server.ini file for Verity K2, but when I go to run the delete, I get an error:Could not delete the contents of the collection directory
This thread seems familiar
Anyway, you can download my blog at
www.camdenfamily.com/morpheus/blog. It supports SQL Server, MS Access,
and MySQL. A new version (3.5) should be released soon.
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 09:43:29 -0400, Joe Tartaglia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am looking for a Cold
My point is that more overhead on a server is, to me, an acceptable
trade offto more maintainable code, under the assumption it does not
affect the end user's view of the system. Once you see a noticeable
impact in doing it a simpler way thats when the situation should be
reassessed.
Adam
On
So? This simply means the broken cached query will just be run again
(minor performance bottleneck) and re-enter the cache. Increase the number
of cached queries in cf administrator accordingly. This is by far much more
efficient (memory usage) than storing multiple instances of the same result
I've not used K2, but...
In Verity on Windows, I've seen problems where a file gets locked by a
CF thread and then is never released.Therefore, it can't be deleted.
Rebooting the box fixes it for me, though there may be a less drastic
solution.
Once you've unlocked the file, you can delete
Try stopping both K2 and the Cold Fusion Application service.
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Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 9:48 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Deleting a Verity Collection (K2-Related Problem)
Hello,
I am having a problem deleting a collection via
I can delete the directory manually on the server without rebooting it or stopping the service, but I am unable to delete it programmatically, this is where my problem lies.I need to be able to delete the collection programmatically with no backend intervention.
Thanks for the ideas.This makes me
I can delete the directory manually on the server without rebooting it or stopping the service, but I am unable to delete it programmatically, this is where my problem lies.I need to be able to delete the collection programmatically with no backend intervention.
Thanks for the ideas.This makes me
Well, I'm not getting any errors, using Pete's newer version with the try/catch block.But I get no info on each thread at all.I get the # of threads, but that's all.Any tweaks we can make to this?is this code depend on the JVM version or something?
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Hi all,
Anyone have a quick link to a _javascript_ for a inline calendar layer
that allows one to pick dates?
TIA,
George
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This should o the trick :)
obj_output = getPageContext().getCFOutput();
Stuff = obj_output.getString();
obj_output.clearAll();
Adam
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The only piece I'm having trouble with is reading in the output stream. I cannot use
The site appears to be down right now, but when it comes back up, check it
out..
http://dynarch.com/mishoo/calendar.epl
Mike
Hi all,
Anyone have a quick link to a _javascript_ for a inline
calendar layer that allows one to pick dates?
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I like the one found here a lot: http://www.totallysmartit.com/
If you have any trouble downloading it from there then you can download iAS from our site as we include the calendar in the source code:
http://www.coolfusion.com/downloads/index.cfm?id=4
HTH,
--
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The only problem with that one is that it does not work in all (4+) browsers
and it gets hidden by other form elements if the widget opens on top of
them.
I like the one found here a lot: http://www.totallysmartit.com/
If you have any trouble downloading it from there then you
can download
Hi,
I looked for a mature and feature rich CF blogging system for months with no
success. I've looked at everything posted here and while some are beginning
to show promise, none (in my opinion) are as robust as MovableType or
WordPress. I've installed and used both MT and WP in Linux/Apache
Was the collection created programmatically?I'm guessing it was, but
it never hurts to ask
--Ben
Chris Berg wrote:
I can delete the directory manually on the server without rebooting it
or stopping the service, but I am unable to delete it programmatically,
this is where my problem
In a CFC it is possible to call another function of the same CFC
without specifying the component attribute (like so):
CFInvoke Method=Set_Order
Has anyone tried this and is there any savings or penalty for doing it
this way? I haven't seen anything, but there are others here with more
component
Just to add to Paul's reply:
There are 3 things you need to process credit cards online. First, you need a business checking account. A personal checking account will not do. Most business checking accounts have minimum balances of at least $2500 and only offer interest for much larger account.
I use cfexecute to run a script that stops the k2 service, then use cf to delete the collection, and then use another script to restart the service.It sucks but it works most of the time (but not 100%).
Mark
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From: Chris Berg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday,
I'm trying to clean up some old data where they have e.g. the TM symbol
embedded in the data.The odd thing is that in the Enterprise Manager
when I am editing the field (after doing a show-all) and I change the
TM to trade; I am told:
The value you entered is not consistent with the data type
Can someone point me in the right direction on allowing the end user to
save query results as an Excel or CSV file on their local machine? I am
using the following code, but it just displays the table on screen, and
does not save the file:
cfquery name=GetProviderResults
datasource=CombinedRaps
I fail to see why a lot of these ideas are even necessary in this case.The
records returned number about 5000.NO ONE is going to page through all
5000 records.This is what the search filters are for.Just return the top
20, 50, 100 records ordered by whatever your business rules require ONLY IF
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 10:53:50 -0400, Michael Dinowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a CFC it is possible to call another function of the same CFC
without specifying the component attribute (like so):
CFInvoke Method=Set_Order
Has anyone tried this and is there any savings or penalty for doing it
I found these the other afternoon:
HYPERLINK
http://www.mattkruse.com/_javascript_/calendarpopup/index.htmlhttp://www.mat
tkruse.com/_javascript_/calendarpopup/index.html
A good amount of examples and options...
Tyler
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From: Tangorre, Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday,
I have a client that has built an impressive MS Access database based on an
excel data dump of his database on my CFMX server. We are looking to move to
the next level and let him get the data via CFMX webservice and import it
directly into access. I assume there is a tool for making MS access
We are the makers of SiteDirector...
It looks nice and well-made, full-featured.
I also like these storefronts:
(EZCart) http://www.cf-ezcart.com/and
(CFWebstore) http://cfwebstore.com/
There are many gateways such as AuthorizeNet, Versign, CDG Commerce
and others.The storefronts pass
I'm not sure - but it'd be easy to try.;^)
I just never use CFINVOKE inside a CFC - in that case I'd always use
script/function syntax - and then you don't use the component name inside
the CFC:
cfset Set_Order() /
Jim Davis
From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July
Anyone here using qforms?
Anyone see anything wrong with this?
I keep getting an object expected error.. g
form
input type=Button name=btnDeletePoc value=Delete POC
class=submit-button /
/form
objForm2.btnAddPoc.addEvent(onClick,spawnWindow('http://www.google.com');
);
Tim,
Put this code at the top of the page and it will do the trick:
cfcontent type=application/vnd.ms-excel
You also need the start table and /table tags.
It will prompt the user to Save or Open the Excel file.
Ryan Duckworth
Macromedia ColdFusion Certified Professional
Uhlig Communications
Hey,
I am a real newbie so this might not be much help, but I would think that if you opened up a ascii file for output and then write each line with a coma as the separator then the user could import the CSV file into excel.
cffile action="">
file=C:\inetpub\wwwroot\mine\excel_csv.txt
According to what I've read, using CFINVOKE without the component
attribute does not invoke a new instance of the component. If this
works the same internally to a CFC as using a function call, I'd
rather use the CFINVOKE. It's just cleaner looking with the
CFINVOKEARGUMENTs.
(This is someone
I have a client that has built an impressive MS Access
database based on an excel data dump of his database on my
CFMX server. We are looking to move to the next level and let
him get the data via CFMX webservice and import it directly
into access. I assume there is a tool for making MS
Hi,
It's not that you don't want to not set the component attributes;
rather, you'd want to set the component attribute as a reference to
itself.I.e.:
cfinvoke method=myMethod component=#this#
However, the preferred way to do this is just to do cfset myMethod()
or cfscriptmyMethod();/cfscript.
Err...yea, you right.I didn't see the cfsqltype type.
You need to use the cfsqltype cf_sql_timestamp type for MSSQL, but you also
have to have datetime as your column type in MSSQL if you want the date and
time...instead of just smalldatetime, etc.
Tyler
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From: Matthew Walker
You can use cfparam to create the form variable if it doesn't already exist.
So to set FORM.itemstatus to NR by default, you could use:
cfparam name=FORM.itemstatus default=NR
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From: Robert Orlini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 9:28 AM
To: CF-Talk
Well, I get the file save dialog box, which is great, but it wants to save the file as downloadproviderreport, which is the name of my cfm file, sans the extension.
If I say I want to 'open it' I have to choose an application. Choosing Excel opens the file as expected. What is wrong with my code
Um, why would you need to use cfinvoke? If you're in the same CFC, you have
direct access to other functions
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From: Michael Dinowitz
In a CFC it is possible to call another function of the same CFC
without specifying the component attribute (like so):
CFInvoke
Joe, I haven't tested this, but I know that if you do
cfset x = this.foo()
inside a CFC, the this portion makes the call act as if it were
external, so if FOO was marked ACCESS=PRIVATE, it wouldn't work. Your
code below may have the same problem. Note - MAY.
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 11:36:15 -0400,
Actually, smalldatetime and datetime are only different by the following
(from SQL Server Books Online):
datetime
Date and time data from January 1, 1753 through December 31, , to an
accuracy of one three-hundredth of a second (equivalent to 3.33 milliseconds
or 0.00333 seconds). Values are
At the top just before your before you output the data...This will
clear any content before the cfcontent tag and tell the browser the
content you are outputting onto the page is an attachment.
cfheader name=Content-Disposition value=attachment;
filename=Name_Of_File.csv
cfcontent reset=yes
Yes, I have a lot of this going on in my last project.Some complex
database transactions have more than one method that gets used in more than
one main transaction, so these are broken up into private methods, called
by just referencing the method itself WITHIN the CFC (which is the keyword).
As
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 11:26:38 -0400, Michael Dinowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
According to what I've read, using CFINVOKE without the component
attribute does not invoke a new instance of the component. If this
works the same internally to a CFC as using a function call, I'd
rather use the
If you have a lot of arguments, however, readability is easier maintained
with cfinvoke method=bar ... and then a series of cfinvokeargument tags
thereafter and a closing /cfinvoke.Using cfinvoke without the component
name (see my other post) does not instantiate the component again.
Raymond,
Check your blog, the only thing I am getting is a blank page.
Jason
Raymond Camden wrote on 7/30/2004, 09:46:
This thread seems familiar
Anyway, you can download my blog at
www.camdenfamily.com/morpheus/blog. It supports SQL Server, MS Access,
and MySQL. A new version
You could also do
cfinvoke component=#this# method=... ...
Which I think is easier to understand than a cfinvoke without a component
attribute (didn't know that worked, but still prefer to specify component).
Sam
Blog http://www.rewindlife.com
TeamMM
Paul: That is a concern. It's something we're going to try as a beta. If it works out, we just gained quite a few new users.
Adam: Perfect. Thank you.
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True. I didn't think of that. Now the original question is, what's faster/better for internal method calls.
1. CFINVOKE method...
2. CFINVOKE component=#this# method...
3. function call
I prefer one of the first 2 as the CFINVOKE is cleaner, but which of those two are better. If both are the
My vote is for the function call in CFSET/CFSCRIPT.if you need named
arguments (rather than positional), just use an argumentCollection.
It's minutely less readable than CFINVOKE/CFINVOKEARGUMENT (because
the arguments are defined before the function name is listed), but
I've never had that be a
I don't disagree with you andy, 5000 results does sound completely
rediculous. But the fact of the matter is if someone wants to do this,
then I'll give my input on how I think it should be done. I am not one
to refuse to give helpful insight on how to accomplish a task just
becuase I think it is
To that end, when you work for the Government as I do, the ridiculous quickly becomes the ordinary.A query returning 5000 records, and a report to display all those records, is not only a possibility, its LIKELY.
All you can do as a designer is get your objections on record, then do your best to
I personally hate positional parameters simply because they lack precision and can get you into trouble if something is moved. I've seen a lot of errors on peoples sites that can be traced back to a misplaced variable.
The argumentcollection is a viable alternative though. Problem is, it still
If you don't want to use positional parameters, you can also do this:
cfset result = someMethod(arg2=foo,arg3=bar)
I've seen a lot of code that works like that.
Spike
Stephen Milligan
Code poet for hire
http://www.spike.org.uk
Do you cfeclipse?
If you're worried about readability, why don't you just use name=value
notation:
myFunction(param1='test',param2='this');
My vote is for the function call in CFSET/CFSCRIPT.if you need named
arguments (rather than positional), just use an argumentCollection.
It's minutely less readable than
I would disagree.
I find the third option much cleaner, so I think this all comes down to a
question of style.
The speed difference between any of them is almost certainly a non-issue,
but specifying the component name prevents you from accessing the private
methods, so it is limiting in that
I personally hate positional parameters simply because they
lack precision and can get you into trouble if something is
moved. I've seen a lot of errors on peoples sites that can be
traced back to a misplaced variable.
You can use named arguments within a function call:
cffunction
Michael,
I first ran into this, in use, when I was putting together the CFINVOKE tag
for BlueDragon.I had read about it when CFMX came out and never thought I
would use that stem of functionality.In fact, initially I thought this was
pretty stupid and might have just been a side effect of the way
Pass 10 variables in name/value format this way and tell me how readable it is. :)
If you're worried about readability, why don't you just use name=value
notation:
myFunction(param1='test',param2='this');
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On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 12:55:16 -0400, Michael Dinowitz
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Pass 10 variables in name/value format this way and tell me how readable it is. :)
If you're worried about readability, why don't you just use name=value
notation:
myFunction(param1='test',param2='this');
OK:
Ohh, now that was like, you were reading my mind and answered my
question before I even posted it.. what a useful list!
I was calling a method in a cfc and changing the arguments, and of
course they are positional and I was thinking to myself, Gosh, its
friday evening here, and I need to add more
Hi Tom,
Thank you for the link and info. I have a more specific question on output and hope you can help. I was thinking of creating a PDF document and then populating it with the fields from a SQL query. For example, I make a PDF template of an invoice and set the fields to be filled in. The
Personally, I still think it's more readable to set up a structure then, of
all you want to pass and use the argumentcollection. It's, of course, a
personal style thing. But, the more I use cfscript notation, the more I love
it. It just seems much more clean and readable to me. Of course, that's
At the risk of getting into a style debate, I find having the CFINVOKEARGUMENT tags with all of their arguments as a sub of the main CFINVOKE (either without the component attribute or with it set to #this#) to be cleaner.
cfinvoke method=SP_Order_Get returnvariable=qGetOrderInfo
Thanks Dave, that is just want I was looking for.
I have to laugh that I can make a webservice in a few seconds and it will
take the client hours or days to write the MS access end of it.
Mark W. Breneman
-Cold Fusion Developer
-Network Administrator
Vivid Media
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How about this variation:
cfset qGetOrderInfo=SP_Order_Get(
Order_ID = Order_ID,
Order_Method = Order_Method,
Item_Status = 7
) /
I'd say that's definitely cleaner and easier to read that the
tag-based version, becuase the eye doesn't have to parse all those
extra tags and quotes.And it's even
Adam,
I am not saying that your input is worthless, but I think it is a good
developer's duty to make a case for more efficient ways to do things.From
what I gathered of the initial post, nothing was set in stone.Given that,
I can't in good conscience agree with most of the methods put forth
I run a query to see if some items are inserted into an Oracle DB.If the record count is greater than 0, I consider it added.In the code below, I'm displaying the recordcount and it's being listed as 8, but I'm failing the GT 0 IF statement.
Can someone please tell me why this is failing?
An insert statement (which is what I assume you are doing) doesn't return a recordset.You might want to create a stored proc that returns an output param back to CF indicating that the insert either failed or succeeded.
HTH,
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From: daniel kessler
To:
The subject didn't have anything to do with reports, but a list returned to
the user in it's entirety.The discussion was about caching, and in this
case there is no need to return all 5000 records to the user because the
user will not page through them anyway without entering some sort of
Sorry, I should have put the query
An insert statement (which is what I assume you are doing) doesn't
return a recordset.
I am doing an insert, but I'm doing a Query after the insert to see if it's been added.In the code, add_check is the query name.Here's the query:
cfquery name=add_check
An insert statement (which is what I assume you are doing)
doesn't return a recordset.You might want to create a
stored proc that returns an output param back to CF
indicating that the insert either failed or succeeded.
Unless I'm missing something, this is needless complication. If the
Thanks Raymond.I'll probably never find out, because I never use
cfInvokebut if I do, I'll let you know. :)
-joe
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From: Raymond Camden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2004 10:52:58 -0500
Subject: Re: CFC Practices
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Joe, I haven't
Raymond / others with cfinvoke component=#this#...
It will fail, as it should, when trying to invoke a private method.
It's a slowish afternoon, so I did this:
Test.cfc:
cfcomponent
cfset myId = createUuid()
cffunction name=sayHi access=private
cfoutputsayHi: #myId#br/cfoutput
/cffunction
Hello All,
Does anyone know of a free Coldfusion ticketing system?The kind where people can log an issue get a ticket number and view them in a queue?I had one in PHP that was free and pretty robust.Just wondering if there is one out there for free or cheap if someone has one to sell.
Thanks
OK. I installed RedHat ES server. Do I need a cd that is CF for Linux? Can the regular CFMX installation you use for Windows work? I'm sorry but I'm very new to Lunix.
Thx.
Robert O.
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The same CF works, but the installer is different. You can grab a
downloadable installer off of the Macromedia web site.
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Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 2:46 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CF on Linux
OK. I installed RedHat ES server. Do I
I just tested it out as well. I wrote a CFC with 2 methods. The private method was called from the public one. Using the three types of calls, the CFINVOKE using component=#this# failed (as joe mentioned). The function call worked, as did the CFINVOKE with no component.
I'll do some deep speed
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Thanks Ben.
I looked through Macromedia's site, but could not find it. Do you have the link or how should I search for this installer? Do I then copy it to a cd and run it on the Linux box?
Robert O.
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On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 15:09:23 -0400, Robert Orlini [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I looked through Macromedia's site, but could not find it. Do you have the link or how should I search for this installer? Do I then copy it to a cd and run it on the Linux box?
in the end, what I had to do to establish the web server root was to
subtract cgi.script_name from GetBaseTemplatePath() - it took minor
tweaking since you get one in / form and the other in \ form but it
works
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From: Tyler Silcox [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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It's working fine for me. Maybe it was down for a bit?
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 12:15:26 -0400, Jason L. West, Sr.
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Raymond,
Check your blog, the only thing I am getting is a blank page.
Jason
Raymond Camden wrote on 7/30/2004, 09:46:
This thread seems familiar
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