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AW: SPAM-LOW: RE: ColdFusion -based picture-gallery
Sebastian,Gert Franz 03/17/10 08:29 A Or let me rephrase,Gert Franz 03/17/10 08:34 A Hi Gert!Sebastiaan GMC van Dijk 03/17/10 08:43 A See my previous answer ;-) CFCPhotoblog, haven't really tried it on Railo yet!Sebastiaan GMC van Dijk 03/17/10 08:44 A Well, Sorry the app isn't working for you. If you deploy to a ColdFusion 8 web server and follow the instructions, it works without any problems. I've never used Ralio but it looks like this image admin isn't supported.Tony Bentley 03/17/10 11:41 A Tony,Sebastiaan GMC van Dijk 03/17/10 03:04 P Sure. Can you email me your application.cfc? Also, send me the current error your are getting and the stack trace.Tony Bentley 03/17/10 05:38 P Sebastian, I am just looking at it. Perhaps, if it is a often used app we could create an extension out of it... Greetings from Switzerland Gert Franz Railo Technologies Professional Open Source skype: gert.franz gert@getrailo.com +41 76 5680 231 www.getrailo.com -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Sebastiaan GMC van Dijk [mailto:sebgmc@hotmail.com] Gesendet: Mittwoch, 17. März 2010 13:21 An: cf-talk Betreff: SPAM-LOW: RE: CF-based picture-gallery Hi Tony, I've tried a lot, but installing and using is almost to no avail. The paths are all over the place and automagically creating tables doesn't happen at all. I only get errors that paths and folders don't exist and when I've thrown all folders into the admin folder, I get errors that tables don't exist. The readme.txt states rather clearly that the tables will be created automagically. Am I missing something? I'm calling the app so: http://localhost:8888/cfimagemanager/admin/ My folderstructure is like so: c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\application.cfm c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\cfgallery.cfm c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\all files c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\compressed\c:\railo\webroot\cfimageman ager\admin\css\c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\example\ c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\fckeditor\ c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\images\ c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\js\ c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\photos\ c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\photos\_thumbs c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\photos\_thumbs\images\ c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\photos\images\ c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\photos\squares\ To stop the folder errors I've tried Expandpath("./foldername") but it only worked stopping the errors when I moved the photos, fckeditor and by me created example (gave error as well that it didn't exist) folder to within the admin folder. I tried the onlinedemo as well, but it failed uploading the images all the time, so I gave it up ;-) Hope not to offend you with all this, but I'd like to see it in action and work some with it so I can check it out. Greetz from the Netherlands, again! Sebastiaan _________________________________________________________________ Få nye Windows Live? Messenger. http://download.live.com/messenge Or let me rephrase, if you have found a corresponding app that needs to run on Railo, let me know which one it is and I'll check it... Greetings from Switzerland Gert Franz Railo Technologies Professional Open Source skype: gert.franz gert@getrailo.com +41 76 5680 231 www.getrailo.com -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Sebastiaan GMC van Dijk [mailto:sebgmc@hotmail.com] Gesendet: Mittwoch, 17. März 2010 13:21 An: cf-talk Betreff: SPAM-LOW: RE: CF-based picture-gallery Hi Tony, I've tried a lot, but installing and using is almost to no avail. The paths are all over the place and automagically creating tables doesn't happen at all. I only get errors that paths and folders don't exist and when I've thrown all folders into the admin folder, I get errors that tables don't exist. The readme.txt states rather clearly that the tables will be created automagically. Am I missing something? I'm calling the app so: http://localhost:8888/cfimagemanager/admin/ My folderstructure is like so: c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\application.cfm c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\cfgallery.cfm c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\all files c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\compressed\c:\railo\webroot\cfimageman ager\admin\css\c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\example\ c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\fckeditor\ c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\images\ c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\js\ c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\photos\ c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\photos\_thumbs c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\photos\_thumbs\images\ c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\photos\images\ c:\railo\webroot\cfimagemanager\admin\photos\squares\ To stop the folder errors I've tried Expandpath("./foldername") but it only worked stopping the errors when I moved the photos, fckeditor and by me created example (gave error as well that it didn't exist) folder to within the admin folder. I tried the onlinedemo as well, but it failed uploading the images all the time, so I gave it up ;-) Hope not to offend you with all this, but I'd like to see it in action and work some with it so I can check it out. Greetz from the Netherlands, again! Sebastiaan _________________________________________________________________ Få nye Windows Live? Messenger. http://download.live.com/messenge Hi Gert! That sounds like a great idea! I'd never heard of this app to be honest, that's why I wanted to try it out. The only CF-ones I knew about (3 to 4) were rather poorly developed and lacking in extensibility and frankly in Usability. I was planning to go for CFCphotoblog (http://www.leavethatthingalone.com/projects/CFCPhotoBlog/) but never got around to it. I did like it, but wanted something smaller to add to a website, not an entire website of its own. Thanx by the way for Railo, been using it now for over 6 months and am porting a large app (our OLBshop) to ake use of Railo. Well, porting would not be the right word, we had a stable version of OLBshop and then a large client came along and wanted tonnes of new features and design. So I took the stable release, downloaded Railo with Jetty to my WinXP install and haven't looked back since ;-) My colleague develops on CF8 on Ubuntu and we've only discovered one discrepancy (next to imageCFC/CFimage) between the two CFML-engines. ACF was a bit more leniant towards some code, which Railo errored on. Now we have a large app working on both Railo Barry (with Jetty/MySQL/Apache locally and Tomcat/MySQL/Apache on the server). It's blindingly fast ;-) So if you want to write an extension - how should I see that? Sebastiaan _________________________________________________________________ Windows 7: Se direkte-TV fra den bærbare PCen. Finn ut mer. http://windows.microsoft.com/windows-7 See my previous answer ;-) CFCPhotoblog, haven't really tried it on Railo yet! Sebastiaan _________________________________________________________________ Få nye Windows Live? Messenger. http://download.live.com/messenge Well, Sorry the app isn't working for you. If you deploy to a ColdFusion 8 web server and follow the instructions, it works without any problems. I've never used Ralio but it looks like this image admin isn't supported. Tony, I'd be very interested in making it work for me, but even deploying it to CF8 doesn't work either... So as I was saying, am I missing something? Why isn't it working, even though I followed the instructions to the point? Maybe you could invest some time in helping me out here, as you probably know more about it than anyone else ;-) Sebastiaan _________________________________________________________________ Få nye Windows Live? Messenger. http://download.live.com/messenge Sure. Can you email me your application.cfc? Also, send me the current error your are getting and the stack trace. tony ~the at sign~ tonybentley.com
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