You also might consider the Flash 'codebase' is pulling from a non-secure
site.
William
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From: James Holmes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: What's not secure?
I got the same thing on Firefox (mismatched
When you have the onclick as well as an 'href', you are calling 2 separate
actions at the same time. In which order they are executed will be
determined by your browser.
Try this one:
a href =javascript:ColdFusion.Window.show('window#Section#');return
false;Show students that didn't complete an
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/8/htmldocs/Tags_m-o_01.html#2355015
Add this parameter/value
type=HTML
in the cfmail tag
Hope this helps
William
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Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2007 2:01 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Very
Maybe..
cfset x = listfirst(cgi.query_string, ,)
cfset y = listlast(cgi.query_string, ,)
Hope this helps,
William
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Scope Question
I'm using this very
Using the same datasource, username and password, are you able to run any
other queries against this database?
You should check to make sure:
1. datasource, username and password are all spelled correctly and
case-sensitive (I don't know if your database is case-sensitive, but it
doesn't hurt to
on the events on that date.
Any help would be appreciated.
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I have a client that is having me fix his signup page for a similar reason.
He believes he is missing out on 'a lot' of business because of the form
validation problem.
Unfortunately, his code is written in asp, so I'll be slumming it for a few
hours this week ;)
William
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I just received my first copy of the quarterly last week, and I was VERY
much impressed with the quality of binding and paper used. Certainly blows
away most everything else I have seen...
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WOW!! There is some 'seriously' dated information on that page...
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Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2007 9:42 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Conferences
It looks like the double quotes is producing your problem.
They work fine when mimicking the original double quotes, however, the date
string did not originally have double quotes around it.
Try one of the versions below. (the second one simplifies the dynamic date
to 2 calls instead of 6).
Michael,
There is an 'order of presedence' with error control.
CFTRY/CFCATCH - priority over all
CFERROR is 2nd priority
Site wide Custom Template is the 3rd priority (this is set in the
Administrator pages)
System error Handling (also in the Administrator pages, involving the debug)
Basically,
that order and you did.
I have not used cferror, but have used cftry extensively. I just want to
make sure that nothing breaks if I slide in cferror on the application.cfm
on a working app. Again, I appreciate the response, William.
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Depending on deployment and expected usage, I would suggest adding an 'if'
statement around the loop to Dale's code in order to check if the
arguments.value is greater than 32.
This will reduce the 'if' statement inside the loop to only 1 value check,
allowing for a cfbreak to be added as an
Sounds like the same response they had for us.
Out of curiousity, what site are you looking to translate?
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I have worked on a fairly large website where we were faced with a similar
problem. The 'ultimate' solution is to upgrade to a newer version of CF and
then store all of your text as Unicode, but if you can't do that, then you
can do what we did, just realize it is not easily upgraded once you
We had much more than just English and Japanese on our servers. We also had
Chinese, Korean, Tagalog, etc.
When a 'bad' piece of data is stored, the browser will try to make
assumptions about what to display based on the page encoding. The
'microsoft' quotes were detected as Japanese characters
In another email, I mentioned the other languages, which further detailed
our 'grief'. Ultimately, the management decided to not pursue the changes
due to our estimate of cost/time involved. But that is the method we were
instructed to try by Macromedia.
William
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It used to be that the computer industry (CIS and CS) were as a science
program rather than the current zeitgeist of a business program. In
science, as someone else studiously pointed out, whether a word was spelled
with uppercase letters, lowercase letters, or capitalized words, would
determine
Cold fusion is pretty much a one-way relationship on the server-side.
Coldfusion can help create javascript, but once on the browser, only
javascript is available to the resulting code. Javascript CAN call a
coldfusion page on the server and return its results, but that isn't exactly
the same
I prefer the second line for easy 'adjusting' as well.
If I end up adding a conditional, it is easier to have them all on 1 line to
begin with.
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You are the lead, you see a problem with not only the current code but
future code put together. You are introducing standards to the group. This
is not at all a bad thing. You will probably be heralded in the future for
your attempts now, however despised you might be for it now.
I would
Steve,
Like skinning a cat, there are several ways to have a web document end up in
Excel. Can you describe your scenario? What are you trying to accomplish?
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Subject: RE: Exporting from ColdFuion to a Excel file
Steve,
Like skinning a cat, there are several ways to have a web document end
up in
Excel. Can you describe your scenario
Would you be able to compare the date/time of the upload to the date/time of
the 'last update' for the file? This could shed some light on whether the
file had been opened/re-saved since the upload. (however it would not show
if it had been opened and 'not changed', only re-saved.
William
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I haven't worked with very many frameworks, but my understanding is that
they don't change the basic functionality of Coldfusion as a middle-tier.
You should be able to call upon the 'post' structure for the value of those
variables to verify that it was declared there.
William
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In your table structure, I see you have declared the primary key for each
table, but I am unclear as to any foreign keys. Since the rest of the
columns are varchars.
Can I assume that tbl_personnel.emp_id is a 'unique' id that represents each
unique row?
Can I assume the same for
Use a custom 404 page. You will need to update the 404 error handling in
your server (Apache, IIS, etc) to point to this new page on all 404 errors.
This page will parse the cgi.request_uri string into an array based on the
/ character.
Do a check in the database for the user which matches the
Wow!!
They fixed the error messaging, but NOT the page throwing the error?
Whatever happened to 'If your code is going to fail, make sure it 'fails
gracefully'' ??
LOL
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BASIC? ( I guess today it is called QBASIC)
Lasso?
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From: Claude Schneegans [mailto:[EMAIL
In the Application.cfm page, prior to the redirect to the login page, but
after validating that the session.allowedin var is 'false'. Set a
session.var to the cgi.REMOTE_URI. (The user is on the page that they
wanted, but the login is about to send them to the login, so you store their
intent
What kind of a system are you going to create?
Also, why 'not oracle'? Is it price or something about it you want to
avoid?
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Casey,
Smack? I am not certain where you got the idea that I was writing
'smack'...
Do you disagree with me that ColdFusion offers an opportunity for people
fresh into the web to get a lot out of their websites, very quickly?
I guess that could slow down
your database but it's the SQL
Greg,
Can you post the actual error message that you are receiving?
Also, what are you doing with the post? Are you placing it into a database?
Is that database column setup for text fields of this size?
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Because you are talking about 2 different sides of the 'firewall' Client
and Server. You will be restricted to what the browser sent as it's
'identifier' message. I have not looked to see if the user can customize
their browser to identify which flash version that they have when they
If you use this method (which I think is the best visually), be careful on
your 'action' page. Different browsers treat the 'visibility:hidden' form
elements in a different manner. In some browsers, that 'hidden' section is
sent with the form. In other browsers, that section is considered 'not
In coldfusion, you would just put a cfif statement around the different
LINK href=mystyle.css rel=stylesheet type=text/css choices. This
would involve a new call to the server for each 'change' of style sheet.
To do it while on the page (and without a call to the server), you could
try:
LINK
I am having a problem with a cfhttp (or cfx_http5) problem. I started using
the cfhttp tag and have migrated to the cfx_http5 tag to use its session
management.
I am trying to log into a website that has a cache of pictures that were sent
to me. I get these images daily, so I want to automate
Hi all,
I am beginning to realize that talking on a public forum can be a 'touchy'
subject when it comes to scraping content from websites.
First off, I want to assure you that I am not doing anything illegal. I am
within my 'terms'.
I am hoping that someone here can direct me to where to go
Please post a sample of the code that you are using to send the emails. there
are a number of different headers that can be added to reduce your spam-risk
assessment, and it would be helpful to see what you are sending already.
William
Hi All
I've just built a customer management / login
Store the search params in your 'session' scope? If the 'search' is
generated from an 'action' return (del,arch,edit), then use the session
scope, otherwise, use the 'form' scope for the search.
Hope this helps,
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Michael,
You were given a few options to choose from. Can you tell us:
a. which option you are referring to
b. what do you mean by 'true character'
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Couple of things.
1. You should not be able to get the directory structure of the user's
computer (where the file was uploaded from). This has been 'available'
through the IE browser in the past, but it breaks the 'sandbox' concept,
where the browser should never give out information about the
The solution will be determined by the output of the custom tag. CSS is
browser-based and therefore coldfusion should have no effect on it.
Check for output that has a defined background color in the generated output
from the custom tag.
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Ron,
Dave has given you two concrete solutions/options/direction to handle this
issue. I have read many of his helpful responses to people on this board
and I am sure he is an 'expert' here.
1. Use a 'cfif' statement within your 'cfloop' to process the form variable
as long as it is 'not'
results that I was
questioning whether or not I was using the best method or if there was a
better one.
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Ron,
Since you know what the name of the submit button is on the receiving page,
you can check
Just a thought, but
you could have the sending site create a unique url string variable (encrypted
of course) when the user clicks on the link that goes to your page:
1. The code would look for the encrypted url string in lieu of the login
credentials.
2. If it exists, then your
Hey all,
I am looking for a good spell-checker program for one of my sites. I was
hoping someone here can point me in the right direction.
I have spellcheck-cf from cfdev.com but:
1. my boss wants me to try more versions before we decide
2. it doesn't appear to have been updated recently
My understanding of your issue.
You have 2 html files. the first has a link with url variables in it. The
second, needs to display what those variable values were.
If you are not using a server side language (coldfusion, php, asp, etc), then
you will need to have this work through a client
Dave,
That is truly funny. My workmate got a good laugh out of it as well.
But seriously, anyone have any good suggestions? I looked into the opensource
'aspell' but it seems more trouble than it would be worth. (download the
compiler, download the compiler to compile the compiler, download
There are some great suggestions here. (even the don't use words after 2003
suggestion, ;-) )
When this is eventually launched, the Googiespell limit (1000 words) will
probably be used up by midday. (several active sites). I was really into it
until I saw this limitation.
I have found pure
The pattern is simply verifying that the numbers in the new array are valid
date entries.
If you just wanted to recreate this function...
You can use.
Matcharray = listtoarray(dateStr, /)
and
If arraylen(matcharray) neq 3
Thisday = matcharray[2];
thismonth = matcharray[1];
thisyear =
How about
Looping over the email listing and doing a
Thisemail = mid([fullemail], find(, [fullemail]) + 1, len([fullemail] -
1)
Basically you are saying that the 'true email' is between '' and ''.
I am certain that there is probably a much faster regexp for this, but this
is what comes to me
I like Mary Jo's suggestion and would add 1 item.
This method will keep the session alive for as long as the page is open in a
browser, it does not, however, verify that the user is still using the page.
One thing that I have used in the past is added a 'confirm('Unless you click
the \'ok\'
If your web traffic is so high that using the cfqueryparam is driving your site
speed down, I would suggest looking into changing your adhoc queries into
stored procedure calls. This will put the work on the database and relieve
some of the pressure from the web servers.
Good luck,
William
Although I agree with you on spelling, in a digital world where our written
resumes are scanned and our digital ones are 'processed' by computers, I tend
to write ColdFusion with both the space and without, just so that someone
looking for me who 'doesn't' know how to spell the proper name,
for a home grown approach, I did this a few years ago for a social networking
site that we created.
the process:
1. have all '404' errors on your site go to a cfm page.
2. The cfm page will do a 'search' on your database for a single user that has
that 'phrase' in the database. If so, then
the .cfm server
script. I like this one the best.
Hope this helps,
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From: Don
(source
forge) on your server and then updating the files to utilize the .cfm
server
script. I like this one the best.
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You should change the location of the 'spellchecker.cfm' file to the
location of the page on your local system.
As for the request var error, rerun the system after the new location has
been defined above and we can work through that.
William
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ASpell is the spelling 'core', but you need the javascript/CF page, that
calls the Aspell system.
http://spellerpages.sourceforge.net/
Actually, to make things easier, this guy put out a step by step that you
could follow.
http://www.fantasy-league.com/coldfusion/fckeditor/
Where it refers to
Some of this will depend on whether or not you have a logged in area.
I have added these systems in the past, but only with certain backend
protections.
For instance,
You can limit it to 1 email address per send
Offer an 'opt out' link for the recipients to add their email address to.
Add a
I am trying to follow what you are wanting to accomplish with this.
You are setting htmlcontent to the string value 'htmlcontent' plus the
current 'count' value.
Then you are sending the htmlcontent1 variable (which doesn't appear to
exist) to the ToScript function? I think htmlcontent1 is part
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Your code appears that it should work correctly, so the issue should be in
the query.
Just my 2cents; the following is how I would simplify your code a little for
the display.
span class=msgtextnbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;span
class=style5Room Status/span/spanbr
cfset endpoint = 10
table border=0
of the
booking. If this is true with you system, you will need to add date
and time to your queries.
william
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dynamic
solutionm, but hopefully it will help some.
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Sent: 1/29/2008 7:25 PM
Subject
I haven't tried this yet, but in reviewing the docs on this tag I wonder...
Domain in which cookie is valid and to which cookie content can be sent
from the user's system. By default, the cookie is only available to the
server that set it. Use this attribute to make the cookie available to other
http://alistapart.com/articles/dropdowns/
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cfloop index=URL.SEARCH list=FORM.SEARCHFORM delimiters=
Products.ProductName LIKE '%#URL.SEARCH#%'
OR
Companies.CompanyName LIKE '%#URL.SEARCH#%'
/cfloop
Lets say that the there are 2 words in the search technologies and safety.
This loop would produce:
Products.ProductName LIKE
Am I having a severe case of déjà vu, or did this question just get asked
recently? (almost verbatim?)
William
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Do you have a link to the service announcement?
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From: Jeremy Keith
I don't know, it looks like they are using the old .asp extension rather
than .NETs .aspx extension
:) Did he 'upgrade' into something older and slower?
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Just my 2 cents, but I can see how the cffeed was a perceived need and
created for it. XML / RSS is pretty much a stable technology. However the
nature of the web services, especially some of the ones that were given as
examples on the question, are always being updated. A good example would be
I think that having it as an alternative to QBasic would be great. Budding
programmers could choose which course they want. QBasic, which really isn't
used anywhere, but teaches the basics, or, ColdFusion, which is used
everywhere, has realworld applications, and can be used to teach the basics.
: ColdFusion: Some People Just Don't Know Any Better
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I think that having it as an alternative to QBasic
At one time I had built a website for a client who didn't want 'any fancy
extensions'. I ended up changing one of the config files on his server to
send all .htm/.html pages to the Coldfusion processor and then made all of
his site using the .html extension even though they were dynamic
This tag seems nice for a blogging environment or a web entry system
(similar to the web page where you can add comments to this list at
houseoffustion.com), but what about not just the 'spammers', what about the
crackers and hackers who want to gain entry to the website via a login page?
William
understand the use case...
On Feb 7, 2008 1:37 PM, William Seiter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This tag seems nice for a blogging environment or a web entry system
(similar to the web page where you can add comments to this list at
houseoffustion.com), but what about not just the 'spammers', what
that can't hear or is color
blind? If you're worried about the color blind / deaf community not being
able to pass a simple question, then I don't know what to say to that.
On Feb 7, 2008 2:32 PM, William Seiter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Unfortunately both of those examples can be seen as biased
Unfortunately both of those examples can be seen as biased.
The first one implies only one of them is true, when both are true fire and
ice both can give burns.
The second one implies that the reader knows enough about math to do a
simple word problem.
The enduring problem with a form
Correct me if I am wrong, but hasn't CFSCRIPT been around since CF 3 (1997)
CFC's are largely a new language that was totally not available in 4.5 and
so are functions. I don't remember when CFSCRIPT was added, but that's
pretty much a new language.
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Yes, Cfscript in 4.0 released Nov 1998... still over 9 years ago
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First thing that comes to mind is to remove the period (.) between [myname]
and [mymethod]
cfset z = application[myname][mymethod](argumentCollection =
#arguments#)
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I haven't tested, but maybe something like this?
SELECT productType.*, productRange.*, products.*,
Displayprice = CASE products.cfsalePrice
WHEN products.cfsalePrice = 0 THEN products.rrPrice
ELSE products.cfsalePrice
END
FROM (productType, productRange,
I am assuming that you have 4 departments and you want them to appear 'side
by side'.
table
tr
CFOUTPUT query=Qry_Employee group=Dept_ID
td valign=top
Department:
#Dept_ID#br
CFOUTPUT
nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; ID: #Emp_ID# - #FirstName# #LastName#br
/CFOUTPUT
/td
/CFOUTPUT
/tr
/table
When you are testing the system and you are on the 'login' page for the
second time, are you able to type the name of a login protected page into
the url and view it? In other words, when you are looking at the login page
are you actually already logged in, or does the system still see you as
I agree with Andy that the CFwindow might be your best bet. As far as
'useless in Firefox', I would add that IE has the default setting to 'not'
allow a website to hide the URL bar, so it 'might' be useless in IE as well.
Also, if you decide to just use javascript, there is a library called
What kinds of form fields are you using to select the 'from' and 'to' dates?
input type='text'
Javascript or CF date selector?
select boxes?
William
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I would add that you should have a link in the email that goes to your
secure environment so that the user doesn't feel they 'have' to use the
email form and can choose the more secure system. (this will also help for
people who don't have the ability to read/use 'html' typed emails.)
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You will need to inspect the code on the
/dampezeshki_final/dog/DogBreed_LargImage_1.cfm page to see how the image
is being generated. I would assume something like...
img src=/dampezeshki_final/dog/breedimages/#url.DogBreedID#
Or
img src=#DogBreed_Description.DogBreedImageFull#
Once you
Hey Ben,
When you say 'soon-to-be-released' can the timeframe to the release be
counted in months, weeks, days, hours, etc? How long would Rick need to
wait (obviously an estimate, not actual time...)
William
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I'll sell you Ross' code for $20, plus for an additional $50 I will burn it
to a dvd 9d mail it to you...
;-)
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::blush:: responded to the wrong email a moment ago, sorry for the
confusion, if there was any...
I'll sell you Russ' code for $20, plus for an additional $50 I will burn it
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Recently I have found a great need to find a new hosting company and have
been looking for my personal 'Holy Grail' of shared hosting offers.
I was wondering if anyone here has had any good or bad experiences with this
company so that I don't take the wrong road.
My criteria for 'Holy Grail' is:
Unfortunately Will, the $130+/month for VPS is not covered by my criteria of
'inexpensive'. I actually had a long conversation with them and their
shared was ideal until they confirmed that I would need create a separate
hosting account for each of the websites I wanted to move over. I heard a
account. They have CF8 with
little to no restrictions, and no tags/functions disabled that I've found.
They also offer PHP, ASP.NET, SQL Server, MySQL, and Perl.
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From: William Seiter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2008 6:24 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject
the fan - type
situation's- So no opinion there.
Best of luck
G
On Feb 15, 2008 7:24 PM, William Seiter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Recently I have found a great need to find a new hosting company and have
been looking for my personal 'Holy Grail' of shared hosting offers.
I was wondering if anyone
, February 16, 2008 12:54 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: SOT: Holy Grail? Hosting?
This place?
http://www.sozohosting.com/
On Feb 16, 2008 3:44 PM, William Seiter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you Gerald.
I called tech support to find out what tags they restrict from the admin
and
was told
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Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2008 6:02 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: SOT: Holy Grail? Hosting?
Now that I think about it. That was rather snarky.
On 2/16/08, William Seiter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you Gerald.
I called tech support to find out what tags they restrict from
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