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Do you offer CFMX? |
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Yes, we are currently offering CFMX 6.1 and all patches with Power Developer, Ultra Developer, all Ecommerce Plans and all Premium Managed Plans. |
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Do you offer a version of ColdFusion other than CFMX? |
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No. |
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Do you offer RDS? |
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NO, it is a very high security risk. If you need RDS to develop we suggest you develop on your own test environment and migrate your working code to our servers. |
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In CFMail do I have to specify a Server? |
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Yes, you should specify mail.YOURDOMAIN.com. |
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What about login and password in the CFMail tag? |
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Yes, you should specify a login and password of a mailbox currently setup on your domain. |
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I receive the error: [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Login failed for user '(null)'. Reason: Not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection. |
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You must specify the login and password in your CFquery tag when accessing a SQL server.
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Are Session Variables allowed? |
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Yes we are using the default setting of 20 minutes before they expire. |
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Can I store Cold Fusion session variables in my webserver's registry? |
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No, as this will eventually fill up the registry and destroy the performance of the webserver. A full registry will cause the server to stop functioning and require a reboot to enlarge it, and a large registry slows down the server. As an alternative, we suggest using cookies or a database such as SQL server or MS Access to store your session variables, as this is a cleaner solution anyway. |
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What Version of ColdFusion are you currently running? |
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ColdFusion MX Enterprise 6.1 and all current patches. |
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Does TechValleyHost.com Support ColdFusion 5.0? |
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No. |
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Do you Support CFX Tags? |
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We support CFX tags at our discretion. We would need to view the tag and validate it, however there are no guarantees we will be able to install it. |
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Do you support Custom Tags? |
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We would be able to move any of your ColdFusion based and written tags to the custom tags directory. |
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What tags are disabled? |
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CFRegistry and CFExecute are disabled. |
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Can I use CFFile and CFDirectory? |
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Yes you would be able to use these tags within your site. |
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