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Re: Issue 268 in openbluedragon: Supply the administrator in OpenBD Jam
Status: Fixed Comment #1 on issue 268 by alanrobertwilliamson: Supply the administrator in OpenBD Jam
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Issue 268 in openbluedragon: Supply the administrator in OpenBD Jam
Status: New Owner: ---- New issue 268 by pe...@mach-ii.com: Supply the administrator in OpenBD Jam
[link] Supply the administrator in OpenBD Jam as a few people have asked where it is.
[link] Supply the administrator in OpenBD Jam as a few people have asked where it is.
Issue 267 in openbluedragon: cftextarea does not accept text using Safari
Status: New Owner: ---- New issue 267 by ceh329: cftextarea does not accept text using Safari
[link] Description: Any cfform that uses cftextarea does not allow text entry in to the cftextarea field while using Safari. The only part that does work is the
[link] Description: Any cfform that uses cftextarea does not allow text entry in to the cftextarea field while using Safari. The only part that does work is the
Issue 266 in openbluedragon: ExpandPath() return incorrect when run on network drive (Windows)
Status: New Owner: ---- New issue 266 by m...@mattwoodward.com: ExpandPath() return incorrect when run on network drive (Windows)
[link] When ExpandPath() is executed on a network drive on Windows server, the value returned has only one \ at the beginning instead of two.
[link] When ExpandPath() is executed on a network drive on Windows server, the value returned has only one \ at the beginning instead of two.
Issue 265 in openbluedragon: Feature Request -
Status: New Owner: ---- New issue 265 by Derrick.Jackson73: Feature Request - <cfdirectory filter="[LIST]" />
[link] Would you consider modifying the behavior of the filter attribute in <cfdirectory> to allow a list of items to filter by? Example: Suppose I had a directory that contained PDFs, JPGs, and GIFs but
[link] Would you consider modifying the behavior of the filter attribute in <cfdirectory> to allow a list of items to filter by? Example: Suppose I had a directory that contained PDFs, JPGs, and GIFs but
Issue 264 in openbluedragon: Apparent bug with CFPROCESSINGDIRECTIVE in custom tags
Status: New Owner: ---- New issue 264 by cameron.adam: Apparent bug with CFPROCESSINGDIRECTIVE in custom tags
[link] G'day Gordon Bennett. This one did my head in (trying to replicate it, and work out WTF was going on, I mean). Consider this code:
[link] G'day Gordon Bennett. This one did my head in (trying to replicate it, and work out WTF was going on, I mean). Consider this code:
Issue 263 in openbluedragon: Bug with variablename validation with CFPARAM and ISVALID()
Status: New Owner: ---- New issue 263 by cameron.adam: Bug with variablename validation with CFPARAM and ISVALID()
[link] Hi: Open BlueDragon Product Version 1.4a Open BlueDragon Build Date 2010-08-03 01:00:48 GMT Consider this code: <cfset varName = "x">
[link] Hi: Open BlueDragon Product Version 1.4a Open BlueDragon Build Date 2010-08-03 01:00:48 GMT Consider this code: <cfset varName = "x">
Issue 261 in openbluedragon: CFASSOCIATE incompat with CF
Status: New Owner: ---- New issue 261 by cameron.adam: CFASSOCIATE incompat with CF
[link] G'day Consider this code: <!--- caller.cfm ---> <cf_outer> <cf_inner> </cf_outer> <!--- outer.cfm ---> <cfif thistag.executionmode eq "end"> <cfdump var="#thistag#">
[link] G'day Consider this code: <!--- caller.cfm ---> <cf_outer> <cf_inner> </cf_outer> <!--- outer.cfm ---> <cfif thistag.executionmode eq "end"> <cfdump var="#thistag#">
Re: Issue 259 in openbluedragon: Exceptions caught in cfscript aren't available to be referenced
Comment #3 on issue 259 by grevian: Exceptions caught in cfscript aren't available to be referenced
[link] oops, I attached the entire cfdump that follows the error, so it's a bit big but should include any information you need
[link] oops, I attached the entire cfdump that follows the error, so it's a bit big but should include any information you need
Re: Issue 259 in openbluedragon: Exceptions caught in cfscript aren't available to be referenced
Comment #2 on issue 259 by grevian: Exceptions caught in cfscript aren't available to be referenced
[link] Attached (I just stripped out my ip and hostname information) Attachments: bderror.html 587 KB
[link] Attached (I just stripped out my ip and hostname information) Attachments: bderror.html 587 KB
Issue 260 in openbluedragon: ENHANCEMENT: createDatetimeFormHttpTimeString()
Status: New Owner: ---- New issue 260 by pe...@mach-ii.com: ENHANCEMENT: createDatetimeFormHttpTimeStri ng()
[link] Working with HTTP time string dates is a pain in CFML because there is no built in function that converts a HTTP time string into a CFML datetime. I
[link] Working with HTTP time string dates is a pain in CFML because there is no built in function that converts a HTTP time string into a CFML datetime. I
Re: Issue 253 in openbluedragon: Mapping for CFCs subdirectories do not work
Comment #1 on issue 253 by maestrofjp: Mapping for CFCs subdirectories do not work
[link] createObject() doesn't use "/" slash paths for CFCs -- they use dot paths. Try: <cfset x = createObject("component", "CFCs.test2.dict") /> Also, remember paths (include CFC dot paths) are case sensitive on *nix
[link] createObject() doesn't use "/" slash paths for CFCs -- they use dot paths. Try: <cfset x = createObject("component", "CFCs.test2.dict") /> Also, remember paths (include CFC dot paths) are case sensitive on *nix







