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Gigabyte 940 Motherboard
Yes, that makes perfect sense. I completely understand. Thanks for the detailed response. Bryan Capitano Technical Director Portland Design Lab, LLC. www.pdxdesignlab.com- capitano
- Post #11
- Forum: PC hardware - General discussion
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Gigabyte 940 Motherboard
Strange. I would think AMD would want to make it backwards compatible to give the most upgrade options. Okay, thanks! Bryan Capitano Technical Director Portland Design Lab, LLC. www.pdxdesignlab.com- capitano
- Post #7
- Forum: PC hardware - General discussion
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Gigabyte 940 Motherboard
I have a similar question (and based on the answers above, I'm guessing the answer already): Can I put an AMD Sempron processor (which I think is designed for socket 754) into a Socket 939? Asked another way: is 939 backwards compatible to 754 processors? Thanks!- capitano
- Post #5
- Forum: PC hardware - General discussion
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wait function?
Thanks much for those links. Unfortunately, I'm working on a server where the admin doesn't like Java. So those CFX tags won't work for me. But you gave me the idea to create my own wait function: <cfset wait_time = 5> <cfset Future = Second(Now()) + wait_time> <cfloop index="Z"... -
wait function?
I have a two step process: 1. Upload a file using <cffile action="upload".... 2. Run a Unix executable PERL script on the file to do a bunch of things. (using <cfexecute>) I have the following problem, however: the <cfexecute> and corresponding PERL script cannot find the file on the... -
XSLT to group similar elements?
Thanks. After implementing your suggestion, I get the following: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <ul> <li>Fir</li> <li>Maple</li> <li>Pine</li> <li>Mazda</li> <li>Honda</li> <li>Toyota</li> </ul> In fact, what I was hoping for was: <?xml... -
XSLT to group similar elements?
I have a pile of XML like the below. What I want to do is group all the <li> elements together under a new parent, call it <ul>. I am trying to find a way to do this with XSLT, but am having problems. It seems like XSLT would be a perfect candidate for such a re-grouping of elements, but I... -
DW converts &elements; to graphic representation
Hello folks, I'm having this problem with Dreamweaver MX that I don't know how to fix. When I code up my HTML pages, some elements like » and © end up being converted to their graphical representation. But the actual graphical representations are special Windows characters. So when... -
cfform gives 404 error in Netscape
I'm running CFMX on Linux. When I put <cfform> tags in my CFML/HTML pages, I get a 404 error in Netscape Navigator 4.7. I don't get the same errors in IE 5, IE 6, Nav 6, or Nav 7. Anybody know what this is about? I see a gentleman with a similar-looking problem here... -
group permissions questions
Okay, that was a little scattered because I was frusterated. Let me rephrase: I have two users, call them "bob" and "sally". I have a common group to which they both belong, called "friends". In /home/sally there is a directory called "shared" with...- capitano
- Post #2
- Forum: Linux (server)
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group permissions questions
I have a "webuser" through which web visitors can upload image files to a directory on the web server. Unfortunately, when the images get uploaded, they don't get put down with public read permissions. I tried making my ColdFusion web script execute a "chmod 775" on the...- capitano
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- Replies: 3
- Forum: Linux (server)
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variable scope, custom tags, and CF MX
I have a website in ColdFusion 5.0 which uses custom tags like this: <cf_getimagesize image="#path.to.file#"> <cfoutput>Image is #width# by #height# </cfoutput> In otherwords, width and height are set in the "getimagesize" custom tag and propagated back to the calling... -
Regex question
I want to use a regular expression to do the following: $text =~ s/abc([.\s]+)abc/cba$1cba/g; Essentially, I want to replace: abc(some text)abc with: cba(some text)cba So, I'm trying to use ([.\s]+) to move the (some text) into the substitution area with the standard $1. However, this regex... -
where to find built-in variable reference??
Yes, thank you very much. I would be interested in receiving a copy of that quick reference guide. I would also be willing to reimburse for your efforts: copying/postage/or what-have-you. Let me know what I can do. Thank you, Bryan Bryan@capitanoweb.com -
where to find built-in variable reference??
I've been programming ColdFusion apps for about 2 years now, have scoured a lot of documentation in that time. but I keep finding "built-in" ColdFusion variables related to particular scopes like the "caller" scope which I've never seen or read about. For example, I just... -
{ __syntax } question
I'm learing about XML::Parser and looking at an example snippet of code in the Wrox book "Professional Perl development". There is a snippet of code which does a funny syntax thing with curly-brackets and I don't understand it: sub Init { my $self = shift; $self->{__myData} =... -
How do I determine X, Y of image ?
Adam -- that's awesome. I love it when people think outside the box. Your solution is perfect, and saves the headache of having to dynamically readjust stylesheets using JS. Regards, Capitano- capitano
- Post #17
- Forum: Javascript
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How do I determine X, Y of image ?
Yes, but if +this.style.offsetLeft evaluates to `undefined`, the the alert message evaluates to: "Left is "+ `undefined` Whis is: "Left is undefined"- capitano
- Post #8
- Forum: Javascript
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How do I determine X, Y of image ?
wray, thank you. That seems like it should work. I just tried it, but I'm getting: "Left is undefined" I'm using IE 6.0. Could this be part of the problem? Thanks, Bryan- capitano
- Post #6
- Forum: Javascript
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How do I determine X, Y of image ?
xutopia, are you serious when you say 'why do you want to do this?' Pretty sure I mentioned it. *The main image will change locations from page to page.* Translation: in order to layer things over the main image, I'll need to know the x,y coordinates. -- since they're constantly changing and...- capitano
- Post #5
- Forum: Javascript
