I haven't used CFCHART much -- well, actually never -- outside of
testing it on my dev box. So on my first deployment I find the Flash
chart doesn't show up. So I figure it'd be easier to debug if I made
the type JPG.
Here's the chart image code that CF generates:
IMG
Will,
You might check the amount of cookies you are setting. Per domain you
are allowed to set a maximum of 20 cookies in browsers, whereas each has
a maximum of 4 KB. If you go over these 20 cookies, the FIFO system
(First in First Out) is doing the job to remove the oldest cookies
Hi all,
Has anyone actually managed to get the full power of webcharts3d out
through cf7? It apears that there are statistical graphs available in
the product (multistacked pie, gantt, spider etc. ) but cfchart doesnt
support them.
Seeing as they are built for jsp and java I assume there must be
Hi guys,
I'm using the CFX_JpegResize tag and seem to be having a caching
problem.
My destination is the same as my source, i'm just overwriting the
image.
cfx_jpegresize action = resize
source =
#KissMyDateImages##GetProfileDetails.imageName#
Duncan wrote:
Can anyone point me in the right direction or simply beat me down now
and tell me its a mere fantasy.
this works but in order to get full access to the graphing engine's java
API, etc. you'll need a separate license for webcharts3d. otherwise all
your charts will be tagged
Hi,
I have a little problem -- a scheduled task, that has been running just
fine on this CFMX 6.1 Enterprise server (SunOS+Jrun) has started to run
wild.
The task is very simple, set to execute very week at a certain time and
it fetches a page by cfhttp and cfmails it out -- just the past weeks
Map also the JRunScripts folder.
Also create a file in CFIDE folder called GraphData.cfm and put a
comment only in it.
Restart the Service and try again.
Allan
-Original Message-
From: Matt Robertson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 27 June 2005 08:48
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFCHART - No
Just tried in IE no probs.
-Original Message-
From: Will Tomlinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 27 June 2005 00:25
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: This is crazy this is crazy this is crazy!
Ok, ignore that. I see you posted bout your browser now. My mind is screwed
tonight after this.
This would be an interesting point to pursue - when submitting the form you
set a cookie for EVERY form field - may be better off saving it in a session
variable??
Live headers / Page info via Netscape / Mozilla etc are very useful when
looking at things like this.
Aaron
- Original Message
In that case, you need to combine multiple formfields into one cookie. A
cookie can handle a large amount of data, 4 KB is enough for pretty
large text fields. It is the maximum of 20 that is a pain in the ass.
Try this to set your cookies.
USAGE for Storage:
var tmp = new
CFWebStore (http://www.cfwebstore.com). Works great, Fusebox 3 design,
fairly easy to customize. You could check mine out, but my hosting
provider is trying to figure out how they broke the JIA (I use it,
though it's not standard with the store). There are some good
implimentations out
I thought all of the instruction for Contribute is contained within html
comments within the dreamweaver templates.
Which means, in theory you can create your own contibute templates using any
tool you want...
- Calvin
-Original Message-
From: Deanna Schneider [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Indeed but I think Contribute requires certain DW files to operate
correctly.you know, all the clutter uploaded with normal HTML and
template DWT files.
-Original Message-
From: Calvin Ward [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 27 June 2005 12:57
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE:
I thought all of the instruction for Contribute is contained within html
comments within the dreamweaver templates.
As far as I know DW's design notes play a role too. Maybe they aren't
strictly required, but they hold info about design time style sheets and
stuff like that. There are also
Yes, you can do it without using DW - ie - just putting in the code
that Contribute understands. But, unfortunately, since we also need to
use DW checkin/checkout in order to know if someone out there in
Contribute land is using any particular file, we need to go the whole
way with DW. (Not to
Hi
Have seen references to this file fbx_sesConvertor.cfm in order to use
search engine friendly URLs within fusebox 3, but haven't been able to
locate it anywhere - does anyone else have a copy or know of it's
whereabouts, or indeed a way of using SES Urls within fusebox
Here is the page which
+ 1 for CFWebstore. Customizing my first store right now. Love it.
Cutter (CF-Talk) wrote:
CFWebStore (http://www.cfwebstore.com). Works great, Fusebox 3 design,
fairly easy to customize. You could check mine out, but my hosting
provider is trying to figure out how they broke the JIA (I
Is it possible to simulate sending emails in CF without letting them
actually send out? I am having an issue where once in a while CF sends
out duplicate emails to our customers. We do an email blast once a
week and have about 11,000 emails in it. Sometimes it goes fine and
other times it goes out
Does anyone have a nice JS detection script that will detect the
following:
JS (installed and Version)
Browser (to include FF, IE, etc)
Flash (installed version)
Cookies enabled
screen resolutions
etc..
I know there is BrowserHawk but this is a personal site and one a shared
hosting.
I
As far as I know DW's design notes play a role too. Maybe they
aren't strictly required, but they hold info about design time style
sheets and stuff like that. There are also those ugly files generated
by DW's check-in/check-out system.
Contribute uses all of the files that Dreamweaver
Try
http://developer.fusium.com/tools/
That should help :)
Regards
Mark Drew
On 27 Jun 2005, at 14:51, Dave Ashworth wrote:
Hi
Have seen references to this file fbx_sesConvertor.cfm in order to use
search engine friendly URLs within fusebox 3, but haven't been able to
locate it anywhere -
Okay, theoretically, we could manually look for the DW/Contribute lock
file before editing any files. But, seriously - we'd just be asking to
overwrite someone's work that way.
I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to do, but I would recommend that
you avoid messing with Contribute's files
On 6/4/05, Barney Boisvert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mostly because it doesn't require an index lookup like using the MAX
function does. MySQL internally records the last inserted value for
recall with the LAST_INSERT_ID function, exactly as MS SQL does with
the @@IDENTITY variable (and the
Hi all,
I'm builing an email opt-in function where a user clicks a link passing a
uuid to a browser. Trouble is, the CFC refuses to believe that it's a UUID
that is being passed (the UUID is CF generated). The first page does
correctly display a UUID being passed from the email client. I've
On 6/3/05, Richard Colman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know of tools to rapidly storyboard a sequence of screens for
testing purposes.
Tried:
Visio - too clunky and hard to use
Code in HTML without functionality - too slow
Any recommendations appreciated
Richard Colman
So don't simulate it... let the cf server spool the mail, feed it a
bogus smtp-server address (i.am.not.an.smtp.server instead of
mail.yourdomain.com) and fire them off... delete the cfmail log
afterward.
Is it possible to simulate sending emails in CF without
letting them
actually send out? I
Does anyone have a nice JS detection script that will
detect the
following:
JS (installed and Version)
Browser (to include FF, IE, etc)
Flash (installed version)
Cookies enabled
screen resolutions
etc..
I know there is BrowserHawk but this is a personal site
and one a shared
On 6/20/05, S. Isaac Dealey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So yes, the last person to commit gets to merge, but it
rarely requires more than clicking an ok button. It
should require testing of the new changes, just like
you do now, but that's outside the scope
of the version control software.
Have been looking at this already and I face a problem in using it
It works fine on every page except the default index.cfm
Basically, on my site, the default page is:
index.cfm?fuseaction=email_marketing.home
Previously, in the index.cfm file, I would set the default fuseaction:
cfparam
that's what I thought about doing but I thought CF would complain that
the smtp server was invalid if I did that.
On 6/27/05, S. Isaac Dealey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So don't simulate it... let the cf server spool the mail, feed it a
bogus smtp-server address (i.am.not.an.smtp.server instead
On 6/22/05, Graham Pearson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I am creating an application which will have 2 separate websites with
one being a Live Server with MySQL and the other one being a Tablet PC
with CF and Access.
One fundamental question is why
Do you by any chance have sandbox security enabled?
I ask because I too am seeing some problems with image-manipulating CFX
tags on MX 7. I noticed that my problems disappear when sandbox
security is turned off. ...not that this is a solution; just an
observation. I'm still digging.
Dave
Both iMS and iMS-Lite come with a test smtp server that can be set up as the
ColdFusion default mail server (or you can use the mail server settings in the
CFMAIL syntax). You can then send mail to that test server which will accept
and log the messages w/o sending to the actual recipient.
On 6/21/05, Damien McKenna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking for a registrar that supports DNS management, preferably at
little or no additional cost over the domain name transfer price. We
have about 50 domains to manage and would prefer to do this all in one
service than two separate
Thank you very much Howie,
I will try this out.
Ben
On 6/27/05, Howie Hamlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Both iMS and iMS-Lite come with a test smtp server that can be set up as the
ColdFusion default mail server (or you can use the mail server settings in
the CFMAIL syntax). You can then
On 6/23/05, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We've a few projects here where we'll need some kind of an embedded
DBMS. It'd be nice to avoid MySQL (because of the need for a
commercial license), MSSQL (as it's Windows only and its embeddable
form--MSDE--doesn't allow as many
On 6/20/05, S. Isaac Dealey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So yes, the last person to commit gets to merge, but it
rarely requires more than clicking an ok button. It
should require testing of the new changes, just like
you do now, but that's outside the scope
of the version control
On 6/24/05, Russ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I usually try to disable ftp on the server if I have a choice. FTP is very
insecure as all username's and passwords get sent through plain text. SFTP
or FTPS is another story, and I usually use FTP over SSH on *NIX boxes and
some sort of secure FTP
Well that's not where you would normall use urlencodedformat()...
You would want to use urlencodedformat() before generating a url for a
link or in theory to connect to a webservice via something like
cfhttp, although cfhttpparam will urlencode the value for you by
default. So... if I'm reading
On 6/27/05, S. Isaac Dealey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/20/05, S. Isaac Dealey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So yes, the last person to commit gets to merge, but it
rarely requires more than clicking an ok button. It
should require testing of the new changes, just like
you do now, but
It will if you specify spoolenable=false (or if that's the default
in your CF Admin settings)... I believe there is a setting for the
default in your CF Administrator... not certain of that... but the
default is always true for spoolenable... You only get errors occuring
from invalid smtp server
Thanks, I'll give this a whirl this afternoon and let you know.
-Original Message-
From: S. Isaac Dealey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 27, 2005 11:28 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: UUID CFC Problem
Well that's not where you would normall use urlencodedformat()...
You would
I have run into FTP being blocked this several times, including where I am
working now. One unscrupulous developer (someone I used to see post on
CF-Community a lot, although I haven't seen him on there in some time)
actually created a honey pot on a public server where I was contracted
BEFORE
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John Paul Ashenfelter wrote:
On 6/23/05, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We've a few projects here where we'll need some kind of an embedded
DBMS. It'd be nice to avoid MySQL (because of the need for a
commercial license), MSSQL (as it's
Hi,
Just wondering if my CFQUERYPARAM is correct... should I be also
putting cfqueryparam tags around the SET variables?
!--- update user details to DB ---
CFQUERY NAME=UpdateUserDetails
datasource=user020
UPDATE
You should use cfqueryparam *everywhere* you could specify a literal
value.
This includes SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE statements as well as
any DDL statements that can accept literal values.
M!ke
-Original Message-
From: Saturday (Stuart Kidd) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Much simpler (but the same) meaning, is just that you should NEVER
have hashes inside CFQUERY tags, unless they are also inside
CFQUERYPARAM tags.
cheers,
barneyb
On 6/27/05, Dawson, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You should use cfqueryparam *everywhere* you could specify a literal
value.
But then you might forget to use them when you key in some literals, such
as:
SELECT ID, BLAH FROM MYTABLE WHERE MYSTATUS = cfqueryparam value=1
cfsqltype=cf_sql_numeric /
On 6/27/05, Barney Boisvert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Much simpler (but the same) meaning, is just that you should
There's absolutely no reason to use CFQUERYPARAM in that scenario
though, so why bother? CFQUERYPARAM does variable binding for the
database. The main purpose is to allow the statement to be cached
(kind of ;) without any dynamic pieces, and then have the dynamic
pieces inserted on the fly (the
You should use cfqueryparam *everywhere* you could specify
a literal value.
This includes SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE statements
as well as any DDL statements that can accept literal values.
Column defaults and create sequence statements are the only DDL
statements I can think of that
Much simpler (but the same) meaning, is just that you
should NEVER have hashes inside CFQUERY tags, unless
they are also inside CFQUERYPARAM tags.
I beg to differ:
cfparam name=attributes.join default=left
cfquery name=getStuff ...
select b.*, j.columns
from basetable b
On 6/27/05, John Paul Ashenfelter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/23/05, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We've a few projects here where we'll need some kind of an embedded
DBMS. It'd be nice to avoid MySQL (because of the need for a
commercial license), MSSQL (as it's Windows only and
!--- update user details to DB ---
CFQUERY NAME=UpdateUserDetails
datasource=user020
UPDATE tbl_020publicUsers
SET lastLogin = #UKTodayDate#,
daysVisited =
Yeah, that's true; my bad. But as you say, it's also insecure. Far
better, and my preference, is be to do something like this:
cfparam name=attributes.join default=left
cfquery name=getStuff ...
select b.*, j.columns
from basetable b
cfif attributes.join EQ left
Marlon,
Install this extension which is an HTML validator.
https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?application=firefoxcate
gory=Developer%20Toolsnumpg=10id=249
This will create an icon in the lower right hand side of the browser
that has a view source option. When you choose that,
VSS has an API you can script against, if memory serves.
Might be worth the effort to figure out how to do that
-- I remember doing automated checkouts and deploys with
batch files (been years since I used VSS so pretty foggy
-- but VSS has been v6.0.x for years) ), so should be
if you are using VSS and don't like DWMX interface to it, why not use the
VSS GUI? Back when I used VSS for a time I just used the VSS GUI.
DK
On 6/27/05, S. Isaac Dealey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
VSS has an API you can script against, if memory serves.
Might be worth the effort to
Why not simply restrict inbound FTP to trusted IPs at the firewall? You
have a static IP, right?
Dave
Brian Meloche wrote:
I have run into FTP being blocked this several times, including where I am
working now. One unscrupulous developer (someone I used to see post on
CF-Community a lot,
Much simpler (but the same) meaning, is just that you should NEVER
have hashes inside CFQUERY tags, unless they are also inside
CFQUERYPARAM tags.
Beside the fact that use of CFQUERYPARAM may make queries more efficient,
the main advantage is to prevent SQL injection.
But what if one uses an
The three most important things in software development are
consistency, consistency, and consistency. So unless there's a
compelling reason NOT to be consistent, be consistent wherever you
can. If you just get in the habit of using CFQUERYPARAM everywhere,
you'll never have to think about what
On 6/27/05, Allan Cliff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Map also the JRunScripts folder.
Also create a file in CFIDE folder called GraphData.cfm and put a
comment only in it.
Restart the Service and try again.
I mapped JRunScripts as a virtual directory in IIS and under
/JRunScripts/ in the CF
Yeah, that's true; my bad. But as you say, it's also
insecure. Far
better, and my preference, is be to do something like
this:
cfparam name=attributes.join default=left
cfquery name=getStuff ...
select b.*, j.columns
from basetable b
cfif attributes.join EQ left
Wasn't aware VSS had its own GUI... it didn't get installed on this
machine when VSS was installed -- or if it did, it didn't create an
intuitive start-menu shortcut. Might be a (just) passable solution...
sucks that I'd have to add yet another GUI to my desktop to manage
something that ought to
I agree, excpet for the one exception to this rule of sorts, query caching.
Yes, you can write your own caching mechanism, but why? CF has one built in
already, use it.
DK
On 6/27/05, Barney Boisvert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The three most important things in software development are
Does your prod environment involve a JRun cluster?
You don't need a CF mapping to JRunScripts either, just the one in IIS that
gets setup when you install CF (or use wsconfig).
DK
On 6/27/05, Matt Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/27/05, Allan Cliff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Map
That's fine, cause my goal is limiting it to IE or Firefox (Netscape).
It is a family website I am developing.
I found an great script in PHP but my knowledge of PHP
is non-existent that I would like to take the values
and store them in the Database when they log into the site.
That way it gives
Much simpler (but the same) meaning, is just that you
should NEVER
have hashes inside CFQUERY tags, unless they are also
inside
CFQUERYPARAM tags.
Beside the fact that use of CFQUERYPARAM may make queries
more efficient,
the main advantage is to prevent SQL injection.
But what if one
Egads. It appears that my MX 7 server was not implementing my file/dir
sandbox changes without a service restart. [...or, something particular
to these CFX tags was being cached.]
Hence, with a few restarts, I have found some permissions that resolve
the aforementioned CFX tag problem. For
Has
anyone had any experience with this solution, or can anyone recommend any
other shopping card solutions (that work with MX 6.1, but also would be
interested in something that works with CF 4.5).
You may have a tough time finding a cart that works in both MX and in CF 4.5.
It's just not an
Well not *exactly* what I want, this tool will surely help
out a ton.
You could just use an HTTP sniffer to show you what's being sent back and
forth. EffeTech has a nice one that's just for HTTP - it's about $30 or so,
but I've found it to be useful. It's better for this than a
But what if one uses an Access database ?
One should stop!
AFAIK, SQL injection uses multiple SQL statements ...
Not necessarily. It is possible to have single statements that are
vulnerable to SQL injection attacks. And, you should see better performance
using prepared statements with Access
I agree, excpet for the one exception to this rule of sorts,
query caching. Yes, you can write your own caching mechanism,
but why? CF has one built in already, use it.
Well I don't use the CF native query caching mechanism for two
reasons. The first is that it's rather limited. The second is
That worked, thanks.
-Original Message-
From: Mark Leder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 27, 2005 11:40 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: UUID CFC Problem
Thanks, I'll give this a whirl this afternoon and let you know.
-Original Message-
From: S. Isaac Dealey
That worked, thanks.
Glad I could help. :)
s. isaac dealey 954.522.6080
new epoch : isn't it time for a change?
add features without fixtures with
the onTap open source framework
http://www.fusiontap.com
http://coldfusion.sys-con.com/author/4806Dealey.htm
The framework doesn't support maxrows in queries either for similar
reasons. Maxrows must be a number and a value of 0 produces no
results. Negatives either produce no results or an error, so rather
than simply choose an arbitrary high number like 50bil. as a default
maxrows value, I just
The framework doesn't support maxrows in queries either
for similar
reasons. Maxrows must be a number and a value of 0
produces no
results. Negatives either produce no results or an error,
so rather
than simply choose an arbitrary high number like 50bil.
as a default
maxrows value, I just
No this is a straight CF Pro single-server install
There was a thread on these circumstances (actually mixed causes but
one of the ones reported was same as mine) at MM forums starting in
2003 with no clear resolution. Might have been easier to understand
if it hadn't coverd so many different
During the weekend, our DBA changed the password to the datasource
(Oracle 8i) used in our ColdFusion MX 7 application. The application
works fine, however, the ColdFusion scheduled tasks (run every 15
minutes) are generating the following error:
[Macromedia][Oracle JDBC Driver]Error establishing
I'm still trying to figure out this OOP/CFC/Layered development concept. I
think I have a nice start. I have a page (view?) that takes an array
representing a calendar month of data plus tails. It displays this calendar
with controls to move up and down the year.
The calendar array and
an incorrect password would throw a different message, usually saying
the login failed. All 'the establishing socket' messages i've seen are
down to networking issues between the cf server and the db server but
that may not be the case if normally requested pages work ok,
jb.
On 6/27/05, Eddie
On 6/27/05, John Beynon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
an incorrect password would throw a different message, usually saying
the login failed. All 'the establishing socket' messages i've seen are
down to networking issues between the cf server and the db server but
that may not be the case if
On 6/27/05, S. Isaac Dealey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wasn't aware VSS had its own GUI... it didn't get installed on this
machine when VSS was installed -- or if it did, it didn't create an
intuitive start-menu shortcut. Might be a (just) passable solution...
sucks that I'd have to add yet
On 6/27/05, S. Isaac Dealey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wasn't aware VSS had its own GUI... it didn't get installed on this
machine when VSS was installed -- or if it did, it didn't create an
intuitive start-menu shortcut. Might be a (just) passable solution...
sucks that I'd have to add yet
The three most important things in software development are
consistency, consistency, and consistency.
Right. However, before CF 5, consistency was NOT to use CFQUERYPARAM since it
didn't exist,
and I would add another most important thing: if it aint broken, don't fix it...
So let me
The three most important things in software
development are
consistency, consistency, and consistency.
Right. However, before CF 5, consistency was NOT to use
CFQUERYPARAM since it didn't exist,
and I would add another most important thing: if it aint
broken, don't fix it...
If it aint
quote
Is it really true that the only way for SQL injection is by using multiple
commands, and that Access DS are SQL injection free?
/quote
NOPE FALSE!
SQL injection does not require multiple commands, and Access is vulnerable!
Does that answer the first question?
--
Ian
Right. However, before CF 5, consistency was NOT to use
CFQUERYPARAM since it didn't exist, and I would add another
most important thing: if it aint broken, don't fix it...
I believe that the CFQUERYPARAM tag was introduced in CF 4.0.1, actually.
Unfortunately, for some reason I can't
You might check out CFCdev mailing list/archives I think this has been
discussed over there a lot. But I would store it in application scope
and just use the application scope. On 6 you would do something like
this in app.cfm
cfif NOT structKeyExists(application,myCFC)
cflock
Damn it's close. I'm setting 18 myself with the customer info. :)
Thanks,
Will
~|
Logware (www.logware.us): a new and convenient web-based time tracking
application. Start tracking and documenting hours spent on a project or
I'd like to try doing a podcast (audio) - maybe once a week. I have no
problem configuring the RSS feed (seems straightforward) - but I have
another question. What software and hardware does anyone recommend for
creating the audio file? Can someone give me a couple of recomendations?
-Mark
cfparam name=attributes.join default=left
cfquery name=getStuff ...
select b.*, j.columns
from basetable b
#attributes.join# jointable j on (j.x = b.x)
/cfquery
I don't use this syntax because it's insecure... This is simplified to
Why is this insecure? Does it have
Long story short, we need to move data from one database to another on a
daily basis. Problem is that one of the databases is out of our control
and the structure is changed regularly. About the only thing we can
count on are the table names.
We are talking 100s of fields so what we want to
4.5 I think.
Adam H
On 6/27/05, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Right. However, before CF 5, consistency was NOT to use
CFQUERYPARAM since it didn't exist, and I would add another
most important thing: if it aint broken, don't fix it...
I believe that the CFQUERYPARAM tag was
If you're lucky enough to use a Mac you can follow this posting on how
to get it going http://www.engadget.com/entry/5843952395227141/
I've followed that and it'll have all you need
On 6/27/05, Mark A Kruger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to try doing a podcast (audio) - maybe once a week. I
While I'm a big fan of frameworks and standards, we use Cfquery caching
for lookups and static data - mostly on legacy code that is still in
production. When we do so we scrub the variables using a UDF that removes
malicious SQL. I would hasten to add that such a UDF is probably not 100%
http://www.castblaster.com/
On 6/27/05, Mark A Kruger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to try doing a podcast (audio) - maybe once a week. I have no
problem configuring the RSS feed (seems straightforward) - but I have
another question. What software and hardware does anyone recommend for
Well, it's not necessarily insecure. However, since the
attributes.join variable is being passed to the database directly, it
needs to be closely sanitized to ensure nothing bad will hapen. You
can imagine all the potential evil that would be exposed if you just
took the 'join' argument direct
The built-in query caching that CF provides is quite lacking in terms
of features, and it's not very difficult to roll your own caching
component that is not only far more functional, but far more flexible.
So while it's potentially a good candiate for a bandaid while you
create a proper solution
try this
execute sp_columns @Table_Name = '#form.table#'
On 6/27/05, Greg Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Long story short, we need to move data from one database to another on a
daily basis. Problem is that one of the databases is out of our control
and the structure is changed regularly.
4.5 I think.
Yes, you are correct according to the CFML History on the MM site.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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