Just on structures in CFMX aswell
MM made a whoohaa about structure keys being returned in the same case they
were set in.
You will find that only keys created using the structInsert function will
keep their case, and keys created using DOT notation will not.
eg
<cfscript>
myStruct = StructNew();
StructInsert(myStruct,"c","c");
StructInsert(myStruct,"b","b");
StructInsert(myStruct,"a","a");
writeOutput(StructKeyList(myStruct) & "<br>");
myStruct2 = StructNew();
myStruct2.z = "z";
myStruct2.x = "x";
myStruct2.y = "y";
writeOutput(StructKeyList(myStruct2) & "<br>");
</cfscript>
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Steve Onnis
Domain Concept Designs
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Steve,
My point wasn't that it's not possible rather that it shouldn't be allowed.
The CFMX documentation clearly states that: 'A variable name cannot
contain spaces'.
So I was wondering if this is a bug or a feature ;-)
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Vik
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Viktor
If you create or call your url vars as URL["Test Var"] you wont have any
issues:P
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Hi all,
I don't know if anyone has noticed this before but CFMX doesn't seem to
check if variables have spaces in them before placing them into the URL
scope (possibly does the same with Form and Cookie variables I suppose).
This can then cause all sorts of weird errors later if you happen to loop
through the URL, Form or Cookie scope (and can reveal some code to people
with malicious intent).
For example, 'http://mysite.com/page.cfm?test%20var=something' would
happily get passed into the variable 'URL.test var' by CFMX...
I'm not sure if it's a bug or deliberate laxness for legacy purposes but I
thought it's worth a mention.
Cheers,
Vik
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