Recent content by alarge23

IIS web server? Is .cfm setup as a valid MIME type in the magement console?

Try placing a CFLOCK around any code that sets a session variable. I have seen a variety of issues occur when this is not done. Start with this and see if it fixes your issue.

This is open source and works well for SQL Server: http://dbx.riaforge.org/

If you haven't already figured this one out, Ben Nadel offers a possible solution for Coldfusion handling the CSV file: http://www.bennadel.com/index.cfm?dax=blog:498.view He shows how to load a CSV file into a CF array, then you could load data directly to Oracle thru CF (and not mess with...

Have you tried clearing your browser cache? Perhaps it is not a coldfusin issue, but rather that your browser has that page cached locally? Make sure your browser is set to look for new versions of the page on every visit. Here is article that gives some steps on how to do this (in IE)...

try this one (it's free): http://galleon.riaforge.org/

You might try posting this thread in a SQL forum and have better luck. But if I am understanding what you need this might work for you...First, you need a function that can find the "nth" occurrance of a charcter(s). See below. Once you have that function you can update the table(s) affected...

Yes, it is true. My point is that Coldfusion won't parse it. I never commented on IIS/Apache parsing capabilities. I just wanted to ensure it was clear coldfusion can't do this. From the Comments section: "I try it, it works. Another question, instead of this...

The link posted by DigitalRedneck is a good example of how to do something similar to what you are wanting. But as Ray's blog demonstates you need the .cfm file in the URL (or coldfusion won't parse it).

Not sure if that is possible. Coldfusion can only parse documents where it recognizes the extension (.cfm,.cfc).

Sounds like you are on the right track. Typically I don't worry too much about coldfusion pages unless they run over 2000 ms (2 seconds). CF8 (even the developer edition) has a great new tool for watching server/query performance. Take a look at the features of the Server Monitor, might be...

If I am correctly understanding what you want to do, I have done something similar before. I allowed users to upload files to an intranet site. During the upload process (after the file succuessfully loaded) I inserted a DB record linking the file to a key in a table. Then to access their...

Yes. Here is a pretty good example: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/samples/utils/query2xml.html

Kind of lost me with the description. However, if you want to submit multiple forms with one button, an easy way would be to create hidden fields in one of the forms. When the user clicks the submit button run javascript to copy data from other forms to the hidden fields, then proceed with...

Check out CFPRINT tag (new to CF8). However, your source file must be a PDF. http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/8/htmldocs/help.html?content=Part_3_CFML_Ref_1.html