Is anyone here using Portcullis to defend against SQL Injection and/or XSS
attacks? My clients has been using for it for a bit to secure its web server
and suddenly its choking on FCKEdit, not every instance but just the newest
app I've added to one of their sites.

I even tried copying the code exactly from another page that works and it
still breaks. I converted the FCKEdit field to a textarea field and it works
fine so it's not the field name or the  content that's causing the issue.
Anyway the error is:


The string "url.404HTTPERCMSHORG80LEADERNETEDITORFCKEDITORHTMLINSTANCENAME"
is not a valid ColdFusion variable name.  
Valid variable names must start with a letter, and can only contain letter,
numbers, and underscores.  
  
The error occurred in D:\Inetpub\wwwroot\ERC\com\fusionlink\Portcullis.cfc:
line 94
 
92 :                                    <cfheader name="Set-Cookie"
value="#itemname#=#temp.cleanText#;HttpOnly">
93 :                            <cfelse>
94 :                                    <cfset "#objectname#.#itemname#" =
temp.cleanText/>
95 :                            </cfif>
96 :                    </cfif>


Duane Boudreau
Sandy Bay Networks
P: 902.232.2345 x222
P: 603.879.0249 x222
F: 866.631.6272 
http://www.sandybay.com




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