Anyone know of a port of Safari for windows? Or even something that
will emulate it?
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If what you want is the KHTML rendering engine that powers safari, you
might be able to get it (Konqueror) running in a virtual linux instance
on windows:
http://jedisthlm.com/2006/01/04/khtml-on-windows-part-iii/
Or you could try http://sourceforge.net/projects/khtml-win32/
Disclaimer: Not
See also http://sourceforge.net/projects/gtk-webcore
Same disclaimers apply.
Haikal Saadh wrote:
If what you want is the KHTML rendering engine that powers safari, you
might be able to get it (Konqueror) running in a virtual linux instance
on windows:
Can CFAJAX handle big queries?? Are there any limits of how much it
can handle??
The examples only show a few records.
Thanks
Jonas
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The wonderful debate over what is known as prop work. How much do
you give them before you start charging? This can range from
documentation to design. Larger studios have the benefit of developed
intelectual property of automated templates and well structured
methodology to handle a wide
The requirement stage is the most important stage of any projectas the dev and testing stage will refer directly back to the requirement stageI say 30% requirement stage (allowing back and forth crap during dev)
55% dev20% testing (allowing back and forth crap)5% maths classesM@
try this: http://www.danvine.com/icapture/
this guy has a mac running and will screen capture on safari for you
site.
but very slow.
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I wish. But the client I'm working for has a general manager that just
loves mac's and of course loves safari. kind of a showstopper if the code
doesnt work on a mac.
Here's an idea.
Don't support safari.
Catering to such a small minority is a waste of time. Get the mac users to
use a
Yeah,
An old mac was my next suggestion, or borrow a Mac laptop from someone.
Regards
Dale Fraser
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Try this
Description LIKE cfqueryparam value=%#ARGUMENTS.searchstring#%
cfsqltype=cf_sql_varchar/
Regards
Dale Fraser
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cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:cfaussie@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of George
Sent: Wednesday, 19 April 2006
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Hi Steve,
I think it's a bit hard to do it without CF. I have to pass parameters (e.g. search strings, criterias). See more codes below.
CFIF LEN(ARGUMENTS.SearchField) AND LEN(ARGUMENTS.searchstring)WHERE CFSWITCH _expression_=#ARGUMENTS.SearchField#CFCASE value=Requester
Requester =
then
strip out the cfparam tags
CFIF
LEN(ARGUMENTS.SearchField) AND
LEN(ARGUMENTS.searchstring)WHERE
CFSWITCH
_expression_="#ARGUMENTS.SearchField#"CFCASE
value="Requester"Requester =
'#ARGUMENTS.searchstring#'
/CFCASECFCASE
value="Description"Description
=
Is it
possible that you are trying to search a numeric field? E.g. WHERE req_id LIKE
'%9%' ? That doesn't sound like it should work. Otherwise, cfparam works fine as
Steve noted. To my knowledge it does something like this
WHERE
[field] LIKE cfparam
value="%#myvar#%"type="cf_sql_varchar"
Is it a case problem? try
lower(Req_id) =
cfqueryparam value="%#Lcase(ARGUMENTS.searchstring)#%"
cfsqltype="cf_sql_integer"/
What DB Engine are you using?
Cheers
Gareth.
George wrote:
It works on this ('=') but not for 'like %'.
On 19/04/06, Steve Onnis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
cant
use cfqueryparam for LIKE clauses cause the % will just get escaped out so it
will end up looking like
'%%word%%'
here
is a work around
DECLARE @varName varchar(100);SET
@varName = cfqueryparam cfsqltype="CF_SQL_VARCHAR" value="#Arguments.Value#"
maxlength="100";SELECT
Hi Joel,
I know what you're saying, yes it could be something obvious, but I can't see the obvious if that's the case, I went over the columns one by one.
cfquery name=rsResume datasource=#application.datasource#SELECT R.resumeIdentity, R.candidateIdentity, R.resumeAsText, R.uniqueFileName
,
Hmm..
Doesn't seem obvious. I haven't had any issues with verity since MX so I'm a bit
in the dark here
Perhaps, see if other collections can be indexed, if so create a new,
differently named index and run the process on that index. If that fails, there
might be something in the data that
Thank you Gareth! It's a case issue. It works like this:
lower(Requester) like '%#Lcase(ARGUMENTS.searchstring)#%'
I'm using SQL 2000 Engine. I don't know why there is a case sensitive now. I guess it's still CFMX 7 issue cause it used to work.
Thanks everyone helping me out.
Cheers,
George
On
Hi,
I tried that, same error. I tried deleting the collection etc. one more thing to try and thats creating a new collection with a different query.
An error occurred while performing an operation in the Search Engine native library.
java.lang.NullPointerException
The error occurred
Thanks. Working now.
On 4/19/06, grant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
isn't it square brackets, i.e. [dbo].[TEST Sydney IVFLimited$Classification Rate]
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