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Steven Neiland

This site is a test bed for everything I learn and is mostly for my own benefit. As such it may be down from time to time and is subject to frequent changes.

My passions include Slackware Linux, Coldfusion, Railo, JQuery, MS SQL Server and MySQL. You will often see me deep into the latest publication of a web design magazine or a man printout.

 

 

Recent Blog Entries

Reset Subversion User Password

Published: May 16, 2013

Just a quick reminder on how to reset a subversion users password on Slackware. ...more

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ColdFusion SOLR Collections Stop Working

Published: May 14, 2013

Recently a SOLR search tool I designed decided to stop working with the following error "org.apache.solr.common.SolrException: no_segments_file_found_in_orgapachelucenestore". It turns out that the solr.xml config file had disappeared. ...more

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Create A Unique Filename When Moving With CFFile

Published: Apr 30, 2013

It would seem obvious that the move action for cffile should give you the option to create a unique filename if the destination directory already contains a file with the same name but ColdFusion does not. So here is a my solution. ...more

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500 Error when submitting large forms in ColdFusion

Published: Apr 23, 2013

Eventually you may run into a problem that a form with more than 100 fields throws a 500 error in ColdFusion on submission due to a security restriction added by a ColdFusion patch. Here is how you can increase the number of permitted fields. ...more

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“ASN1 bad tag value met” error when installing a ssl cert in IIS 7

Published: Apr 16, 2013

Recently I needed to install a ssl cert on a server but the person responsible had generated the ".cer" file using the wrong ".csr" from another server and was now on vacation. I was able to get it installed using a ".crt" file that was also sent. ...more

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Dynamic Sorting In SQL Server TSQL Stored Procedures

Published: Apr 9, 2013

As a followup to my previous posting on dynamic paging in TSQL today I am going to show a slightly simpler usage of the same technique to allow for dynamic sorting inside a SQL server stored procedure. ...more

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Be Happy, enjoy life, be with those you love.

Published: Apr 2, 2013

Today a break from technology. ...more

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Survey -Developers Views on Mobile

Published: Mar 26, 2013

Are you a web developer who is involved in mobile development or is interested in mobile development. If so can you spare a moment to help out a friend of mine by filling out a short survey on where you see mobile development going. ...more

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