The only thing I did and really see to configure the server is change the time out duration.
I don't have anything special in application.cfc to address a new session - I just do some simple variable intialization.
I'm not sure I see anyplace in these two areas that I could have done anything...
Actually, in this case, I just have a single page - I haven't really put together the rest of the site. So the problem stems from the fact that I have cookies on and I hit "reload page" and my session ID has timed out.
It seems though the problem would be the same if someone was refreshing...
So I want to use session management - that is so that I can manage sessions without the requirment of cookies.
I have most things figured out, but I have one lingering problem. If someone logs in - then sits on a page for a long time, until the session times out, then of course, I get an...
I was installing Wine on CentOS 4 (RHEL4) from the fedora extensions and I got an error like the following:
Xlib: extension "GLX" missing on display ":2.0"
So I have tried to find something with yum that I can install to help with this but I have not found anything. Wine seems to be working...
Yeah, like every application written for either Windows or Linux. Do you know of one which is uselessly fixed to a single port? With Putty, for example you can Telnet on any port whose address is not too wide to be represented in Putty or more probably the width limited by TCP itself (layer...
I would speculate that your video card simply hasn't recognized that you have a new monitor and it has some incompatible setting "stuck". If it were me, I would start by re-installing (or updating) your video driver so it might recognize your new settings/hardware.
But are you really sure...
Are there routers or firewalls between the servers (it seems obvious that there must be)? So to get this to work, you will need to configure them (the routers and firewalls) to forward the port (in the case of the routers) and accept the port (in the case of the firewalls). Probably you have a...
Some times something can be tripped in the PSU which prevents it from powering on.
If this is the case, you can completely unplug your PSU from the wall (surge protector i hope) for 30 seconds or 2 minutes.
This will reset the PSU and it will then work pleasently.
Well . . . kinda
NVRAM can mean a number of different things. It can mean CMOS which in most systems corrispond to setup, but it can any type of non-volitile storage.
Usually in fact (in the PC/x86 realm), NVRAM specifically refers any non-volitile storage other than CMOS. Ussually then...
additionally, if you have a PS/2 keyboard cycle your num-lock caps-lock key and see if the corrisponding LED cycles as well.
This generally tells you if your system is really running - even if it doesn't look like it. If the LEDs cycle, your system is really running and the problem is probably...
Well - as near as I can figure its an IE issue. I use this code to draw a box inside a box (div's) and it works fine with FF and Opera, well it works the way I expect it to. But in IE it does nothing.
Can anyone see what I am doing wrong or know a work around?
<body>
Box n Box Java test...
The problem is it is asynchronous. So the user can request a query which comes back in a cfml2js. Then they can request another and another etc. The only way to co-ordinate the query with the request is to send them both back at the same time.
The query results are assembled via a cf-loop...
Is there a way to send multipe variables through a cfml2js call at one time? I am sending an object with an embedded array, but I would like to send a single integer at the same time without having to embed it into the data object.
well don't be confused by the term NVRAM - its not the same thing as main memory or what is commonly known as RAM.
The NV is for non-volitile which means they usually are going to use the term to refer to CMOS or the BIOS flash part itself (sometimes still refered to as a ROM even though its no...
ok, there are two speperate issues here then with your keyboard. I am assuming when your computer works normally, you can enter BIOS set-up. If so - this means your keyboard does actually get power.
If it is a PS/2 or USB keyboard, the BIOS will initialize it and give it power long before the...
Yeah i would look at cooling as well, make sure your vents aren't clogged up not that they should be already. Could be the PSU going bad as well but not as likely.
Can you Ctrl-Alt-Del when it hangs in BIOS?
What adam0101 was saying is that javascript has no access to any file system and thus is not useful for storing information - you need a server side script (php/coldfusion) if YOU ever want to see what the customer enters.
The only possible way I can think of doing something like this with...
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