get certain site pages.
If so, cfcontent will handle that nicely.
HTH
Dick
On Aug 5, 2004, at 10:24 PM, James Edmunds wrote:
> At a Show-and-Tell session of our Macromedia User Group last night,
> one of the members showed a site he was working on that would gather a
> large amount of information about the craft of blacksmithing,
> categorized in various ways, with the content ultimately being served
> out in the form of a URL that will show in the bottom pane of a
> frameset....cfm, htm, PDF, jpg, gif, whatever.
>
> One topic that was discussed was whether ColdFusion had a feature that
> would help with this issue: since all of the content ultimately can be
> accessed through loading a URL, how could he protect it? It was
> suggested that if the application.cfm file could contain the username
> and password for an IIS or Apache protected folder where all the
> content material is stored in sub-folders, then the material would be
> loaded normally into the browser when called through his pages, but
> the content material would not load when the URL of a specific piece
> of content was pointed too without going through .cfm and therefore
> the application.cfm template.
>
> The question that none of us had the answer to was, can this be done
> in ColdFusion? Can you pass the username and password that protects a
> sub-directory out to Apache or IIS, so that material in that
> sub-directory is loaded if called through CF but won't load with just
> the address in the browser? Thanks in advance for any ideas!
>
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