Hi,

If you checked the form field for CF to start with the system, which is the
default in the installer, I believe, there should be a launch deamon file in
the root user's Library/LaunchDaemons or Library/LauchAgent (I always forget
which) or in the root user System/Library/LaunchDaemons or
System/Library/LauchAgent.

Because ColdFusion requires administrative control to install, it's launch
scripts *should* be in one of those four folders at the top/root level of the
Mac HD.

Even if it's not, you should be okay to reinstall (with CF overwriting this
file during the installation process). The big thing is getting the CF
Application files off the machine first.

Have you tried to reinstall?

Best,
Craig

[q][i]Originally posted by: [b][b]Newsgroup User[/b][/b][/i]
Ian Skinner wrote:

Here is a super simple correction to my original ...

[/q]

Well I was actually very excited about the new tag and the
tag. For many years I have wanted the ability to build a user interface that
was more like a desktop application with out having to go to use YUI and all
the hand coding that goes with it along with it's cross-browser issues.

I have created a layout using a with a top, left and
center area. The top area is a menu bar and when I use or any other
css drop down menu, the drop downs don't display past the edge of the
. I have tried to set the z-index and that has no affect.

To me this makes the tag worthless, what is the point of having a
layout for an application if you can't use drop down menus? I might as well
have used a frameset to accomplish the same thing.

I have used the YUI and EXT library's in the past and never had this issue, so
why is it that when it got built into CF that it doesn't work?

And another issue is how do you change the color of the border? Seems a bit
strange that the border color is not a standard property that can be changed.

So far I am disappointed in these features. Adobe seems to have dropped the
ball on what should be common sense.

Am I the only one that thinks this way?

the file is perfect. the browser opens pdf viewer (acrobat or foxit) and the
file can be viewed with no problem.

but as soon as the file is sent to the browser i get the 2 error lines in
system.log

the problem is not the file. i also applied the cfcontent hotfix of cf5 but no
change.

For newbies, Ben Forta's books are handy:
http://forta.com/books/

All that seems OK, from a superficial assessment.

Have you used an HTTP sniffer to see if there's anything untoward being
sent down to the browser in these situations?

What happens if you factor this code back to a test rig:




Are you sure the file you specify actually exists? What does
fileExists(filename) return.

Ive been trying to find out why when i create a cookie firefox does not kill my
cookie when i close my browser (im using FF v 3.0.5).

In theory if one does not set the expiry param in cfcookie tag the cookie
should expire once i close my browser. This seems the case on many browsers
except Firefox. I realise FF has an option which one is supposed to check so
"private" data is cleared when browser is closed, but this is not a default
settings. Regardless to that in FF settings > Privacy > cookie panel I have the
setting checked on, ?accept cookies from sites?, ?accept third-party cookies?
and ?keep until they expire?. This tells me my cookie will die when they need
to depending on the settings they have been given, but this never happens.

In my mind this leaves a security issue, if one does not change their default
"clear my private data" setting and does not logout from a site properly, it
will leaves their account open for any other person who goes to the same site.

For example, this site and many others sites, I didn?t check ?remember me?
option when I logged in however, if I close my FF browser (but not logout) and
reopen it, I?m already logged in!

Id appreciate any help in regards to how I can get the same behaviour to work
on FF without depending on one changing their browser settings.

Craig,

Thanks for your directions. I have searched for CF items and cannot find any, but could they be in the root user folders? I ask because I recall asking CF Server to load on system start up.

[i]Would it be worth changing it to this new method or shall I leave it as it
is? [/i]
Depends what you mean. [i]Varring[/i] the variables foo, bar, test
individually is effectively equivalent to [i]varring[/i] the structure LOCAL,
as you have done. It simply tells Coldfusion to clear up such a variable or
structure when the method returns.

[i]Will future CF versions have a problem with this method?[/i]
No.

Bob,

I will post the errors after January. I need capture the error to post it.

Thank you.
Aruna