Hi Gang,
We're getting ready to do an in-house upgrade where we're going to be
installing SQL Server 2008 on a few servers and then move all of our old DB's
to the new servers. The question lingers, however, if there's anything special
that we have to do when installing SQL Server so that CF
Probably going to be the route that we use at this point, since we can't find
any documentation about it anywhere. I was hoping that someone in the
community might have done it already though, and could send a few pointers my
way.
This might sound weird, but check your CSS. Looks like it's more of a
margin/padding issue than Flash. Doesn't look like you're using and CSS
resetting techniques there so there very well could be some conflict
somewhere.
-S.
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From: Steve LaBadie [mailto:[EMAIL
: Steve Keator [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 10, 2008 1:46 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: RE: (ot) Flash Displaying Different in Firefox
This might sound weird, but check your CSS. Looks like it's more of a
margin/padding issue than Flash. Doesn't look like you're using and CSS
resetting
Seen this before. It can be one of two things...
You need to make sure that the site is (a) set up to allow anonymous access,
and (b) make sure the directory has proper permissions for the IUSR account.
Depending on your version of IIS, it's going to be in different spots (for
A)...
Don --
I don't think that you're going to find something that is SUPER simple
like that, but I can tell you, after working with several online payment
systems, I'd say that Authorize.Net is the way to go if you're looking
for something easy to integrate. They have CF example code, and it's
Here's a little bit of a pickle...
We're in the process of server upgrades, and we've made a few attempts
at installing CF8 on a Windows Server 2008 with IIS 7. The first
attempt didn't go over so well at all, and we ended up wiping the server
and starting from scratch again. We did some
We were able to work it out. Apparently, there was a .ini file missing
as well that had something to do with jRun. As soon as I copied it from
our current dev box it worked like a charm. Weird though that it would
run other .cfm pages... ??
-S.
The company that I used to work at came across the same issue a while
back. We found that it was actually the redirect tester itself, and not
the CF redirects, that was reporting 302's incorrectly. Consider
checking a few alternate sources to make sure it is not that particular
redirect tester
This may be a stupid question, but I'm wondering if anyone out there can
give me some info about any other alternative conferences to CFunited
and MAX. The boss is looking for info from us on conferences that we
would like to attend this coming year. MAX is out considering the price
factor.
Do you know roughly what pricing for cf.Objective is? They still have
nothing posted for that.
-Original Message-
From: Massimo Foti [mailto:mass...@massimocorner.com]
Sent: Monday, December 15, 2008 11:00 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Conferences?
This may be a stupid question, but
...@commadelimited.com]
Sent: Monday, December 15, 2008 11:15 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: RE: Conferences?
Cf.Objective()
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From: Steve Keator [mailto:skea...@mlinc.com]
Sent: Monday, December 15, 2008 10:01 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Conferences
trying to debug scripts! J
Does anyone know where this setting might be changed, whether it's a CF
thing or an IIS thing?
Thanks,
Steve
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Anyone else having a problem accessing them besides me? Two computers /
OS'es and 4 different browsers later, I'm still having an issue.
Any thoughts?
~|
Want to reach the ColdFusion community with something they want?
Hello All,
I've been plagued with the task of doing some research regarding
enterprise-level blogging solutions (really, non-FOSS solutions, but in
this client's case, enterprise-level software is the way to go). Of
course, this means no BlogCFC, Mango Blog, or Mura CMS to handle it (and
You and I know they are all great products. The problem, however, is
that they're FOSS (Free-Open-Source-Software). I can tell you that the
client is a very large financial institution, and because they are such,
they have very stringent requirements for creating ANY website. We
could, of
Being that it's a required field, it's interesting that the CF-induced
client side error checking isn't picking it up either.
A few thoughts:
(1) Dump the form scope into your error emails. It may give you some
insight.
(2) Are you doing any server-side form error checking? Could that be
for you?
They may fit your requirements.
Mark
On Wed, Nov 11, 2009 at 5:01 AM, Steve Keator skea...@mlinc.com wrote:
You and I know they are all great products. The problem, however, is
that they're FOSS (Free-Open-Source-Software). I can tell you that
the
client is a very large financial
The reasoning that this client doesn't want any FOSS software lies in
the fact that they don't want anything that can be easily exploitable
... meaning ... they don't want open source code not because there's a
support issue involved, but because they're afraid of someone finding
potential
Interesting to know.
I'll have to run it by the big-wigs and see what they have to think
about it. I'll be in touch.
Thanks,
S.
-Original Message-
From: Malcolm O'Keeffe [mailto:malcolm.okee...@blueriver.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 10, 2009 7:10 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re:
Are there any types of J/S errors making themselves known in IE8?
I've seen this type of behavior in the past, and usually it comes down to being
something such as a comma being out of place or other little syntax error that
FF knows how to handle but IE doesn't.
-S.
-Original
Hello Gang,
This one, I have to say, eludes me. There is probably a very easy way
of doing this that I just don't see, but a little help would be awesome.
I have a list of categories from a query where I have parent-child
relationships going on, where my ID can also be associated within
Hello Everyone,
I'm working on some development involving CFHTTP requests to remote
services and using CFHTTPPARAM's to set information to be passed in the
header. I'm having trouble communicating my message, as the remote
server is telling me that my parameters are not being sent.
I'm
, Steve Keator wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I'm working on some development involving CFHTTP requests to remote
services and using CFHTTPPARAM's to set information to be passed in
the
header. I'm having trouble communicating my message, as the remote
server is telling me that my parameters
Windows 2008 Server comes with IIS 7. Microsoft changed the game with
IIS between versions 6 and 7. ColdFusion 8 was released well before IIS
7 was around. I have run into this same problem, my friend, and I can
tell you right now, it's not necessarily an easy one to be dealing with.
IIS is
I'm glad this solution worked out. My boss tried that route when installing
and it still wasn't working right, which is where we came up with the manual
configuration of the handlers.
-S.
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From: Dave Watts [mailto:dwa...@figleaf.com]
Sent: Fri 6/11/2010 5:31 PM
To:
Hi All,
I've done some pretty extensive searching for this topic and haven't been able
to come across it, so please forgive me if I've missed it somewhere else.
Has anyone ever run into issues formatting cells containing ZIP codes for Excel
using CFSPREADSHEET? I've tried several different
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