Ajas:
I am not an expert on how CF actually executes, but I am pretty darn
sure that the assumption you have is wrong.
cfoutputgetSomething.col1 br / getSomething.col2 br /
getSomething.col3 br / /cfoutput
Is not re-executing the query. Once the query is run once, assuming
the query is
Thanks Teddy and Derrick.
Good to know that I was wrong in my assumption. I felt
cfoutputgetSomething.col1
br / getSomething.col2 br / getSomething.col3 br / /cfoutput is an
overkill but apparently not.
Thanks,
Ajas Mohammed /
http://ajashadi.blogspot.com
We cannot become what we need to be,
Ajas, given your experience with CF, I'm a little confused how to reply. If
this was a brand new user, I'd say that they have things backward and even
then still misunderstood.
First, the main difference is that the code in blue would execute once for
each query result, whereas the code in red
Is this 8.01, Howard? Since you refer to images, if you may be processing
them with CFIMAGE, there's a hotfix for image processing specifically
related to problems with the resulting files, and it may be connected to
your problem. See:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/403/kb403411.html
And note that
I offered my reply before seeing yours here, Derrick. Doh. But thanks for
the confidence that I'd have something to offer. :-)
As to your last point, I don't know. I mean, sure, those who move to more
OO-like development will tend to consider options where query results are
generated in a CFC
I'm at an odd crossroads here. Up until now, I've kept my application
off-limits to search engines. I've used a couple of techniques found on Ben
Nadel's blog for giving them short sessions and such. Been working well.
With respect to human users, I've been VERY diligent about using
I've experienced a few cfdocument errors in the past...
There are two things you can try that have helped me. One is to
increase the heap size of the JVM that runs CF. If you have a complex
document or one with multiple images, it can easily run out of space.
The other is to move all the
Ah... well, that explains my issues as well. I installed CF8.01 on a 64 bit
server and applied the cumulative hot fix #4 thinking it was cumulative.
I see however that the hot fix #71557 (CFImage and Image functions update) was
not included in the Cumulative Hot Fix 4
In fact, yes, I have and currently am. I'd love to see an answer to this too.
[cid:image001.jpg@01CAA4DB.5C2A7580]
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ext.
I did end up re doing the entire query in a cfquery tag instead of the
connection string. I also used the queryparam tags like below. Seems to have
resolved the error and hopefully prevents SQL injection too.
Thanks
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 5:30 PM, Teddy R. Payne teddyrpa...@gmail.comwrote:
Has anyone here ever used getPageContext() to get the low-level specifics of
an HTTP request?
Some of the CFWheels guys need to use this to extend the framework.
This works for normal form submissions:
getPageContext().getRequest().getParameterMap()
But, it just returns null for
Wow, I had sent this a long time before it arrived (sent at 10:12) well
before Ajas replied to Derrick and Teddy. Sorry. Don't know why it got held
up (as did a few messages of mine to the list, which all arrived around 12).
Odd.
/charlie
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