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CF server problem
hi all, we develop and host CF webSites, but sometimes a strange thing appear. When somebody try to see one of sites, the browser only display a white page and nothing happens until it shows a timeout error. The cpu and the memory of the server is ok and it shows no error. What's wrong with the... -
cpu problems on cf server 5.0
hi all, I work on a company that build web pages using coldfusion. We have problems on the cf server. Sometimes the usage of the cpu climb to 100% when a page is loaded from one of our site. When the server is rebooted, all works fine again. We have cf server 5.0 on win2000. Please help -
How can I remove leading/trailing spaces from variables?
if u want to remove spaces in a variable, u must use the Trim function. There's also LTrim and RTrim to remove blanks from the left or from the right. The Trim function remove all the blanks in the variable. The syntax is : #Trim(yourVariable)# maybe that may help u -
CFFILE DELETE through a directory
the path for the cffile delete is wrong. u must put the path of the server (i.e. c:\inetpub\wwwroot\yourSite\... ). That's why it doesn't delete the files and so it can't delete the folder. And u must put the path server in the cfdirectory delete too. -
EXTRA INTEGERS IN MY QUERY RESULT
try this : #replace(numberformat(yourVariable,"999,999,999,999.00"),",","'","all")# -
Comparing two CFM files
Yeah it exists ! It's Visual SourceSafe from microsoft. It keeps the history of every files and it shows u the difference of content of any files -
viewing uploaded files in coldfusion
To change the format of your uploaded image, u can use the <cfx_pwimageproc> tag. With this, u can resize the image as u want and things like that. <cfx_pwimageproc infile="c:\test\images\#MyImage#" set_width="65" set_height="45">
