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Eclipse: a trick!
A great editor, but I'm used to Dreamweaver, and Dreamweaver's auto-closing of tags. I couldn't get it to work. But Googling found me the trick:
( details under here )And it works!
( details under here )And it works!
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It's almost like running a kitchen again
Only instead of a one-day cooking event with half-a-dozen helpers, it's a three-week project of three developers.
( Read more... )By the way, if there's anyone in the Stevenage area who can code MySQL, or ColdFusion, or Flash, and wants a short-term job in the next few weeks, get in touch? If we can lessen the pressure by throwing more resources at the problem, we will.
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CF note to self (and any other geeks in the audience)
ColdFusion problem & fix.
( to save the non-geeks )
( to save the non-geeks )
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Connecting ColdFusion 9 to MySQL - memo to self
Also memo to any techy friends or readers, of course, but I doubt if most of you will want to know.
( geeking under here )
For the rest of you: yes, I'm really enjoying my new job, thanks.
( geeking under here )
For the rest of you: yes, I'm really enjoying my new job, thanks.
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I was trying so hard to be up to date....
I have a new, shiny, desktop PC, intended for serious web dev / office type use. So, Win7, not Vista, obviously.
I've been gradually choosing and installing serious office-type software, all legal versions, getting to know the operating system's quirks and options, getting the home network tuned for it, and making sure it all works before I put the next bit on. Today is the turn of Cold Fusion.
Drat! Time to play with a virtual PC, I think, but this is NOT ideal. I'd gues it won't be long before CF runs under Win7, since if they can make it run under Vista this should be easy, but I wanted it now! I suppose I could carry on using the (Vista) laptop....
I've been gradually choosing and installing serious office-type software, all legal versions, getting to know the operating system's quirks and options, getting the home network tuned for it, and making sure it all works before I put the next bit on. Today is the turn of Cold Fusion.
ColdFusion 9 system requirements
Windows
•Intel® Pentium® 4 or AMD Athlon processor
•Microsoft® Windows Server® 2003 Web, Standard, or Enterprise Edition with Service Pack 1, R2 and Service Pack 2; Windows Server 2008; Windows® XP Professional or Home Edition; or Windows Vista® (Windows 7 not supported)
Drat! Time to play with a virtual PC, I think, but this is NOT ideal. I'd gues it won't be long before CF runs under Win7, since if they can make it run under Vista this should be easy, but I wanted it now! I suppose I could carry on using the (Vista) laptop....