cflocation tag

2009-12-04 Thread Mike Stromme

Anyone ever have cflocation stop working.  It is happening on our MX7 test 
server but works fine on our production MX7 server.  I created a test page with 
just the cflocation tag with and without the addToken attribute and it just 
stays on the test page.

Thanks,
Mike 

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Re: cflocation tag

2009-12-04 Thread Barney Boisvert

Do you have CFFLUSH above the CFLOCATION tag anywhere (like another
template or Application.cfm)?  Once you flush the page, you can no
longer do a CFLOCATION (or CFHEADER, CFCONTENT, etc.).

cheers,
barneyb

On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 11:27 AM, Mike Stromme gtrplayer5...@gmail.com wrote:

 Anyone ever have cflocation stop working.  It is happening on our MX7 test 
 server but works fine on our production MX7 server.  I created a test page 
 with just the cflocation tag with and without the addToken attribute and it 
 just stays on the test page.

 Thanks,
 Mike

 

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Re: cflocation tag

2009-12-04 Thread Mike Stromme

Barney,

Thank you, thank you, thank you  I had a cfflush in the 
application.cfm file.

thanks,
Mike



 Do you have CFFLUSH above the CFLOCATION tag anywhere (like another
 template or Application.cfm)?  Once you flush the page, you can no
 longer do a CFLOCATION (or CFHEADER, CFCONTENT, etc.).
 
 cheers,
 barneyb
 
 On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 11:27 AM, Mike Stromme gtrplayer5...@gmail.
 com wrote:
 
  Anyone ever have cflocation stop working.  It is happening on our 
 MX7 test server but works fine on our production MX7 server.  I 
 created a test page with just the cflocation tag with and without the 
 addToken attribute and it just stays on the test page.
 
  Thanks,
  Mike
 
  


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why doen't sql delete work if it is followed with a cflocation tag

2004-06-16 Thread cf coder
Hello everybody,

I have a form with a cancel button. When the user hits
the cancel button, I want to perform a sql delete..
immediately after that I want to redirect the user.

Here is the code:

cfif isDefined(form.CANCELLOCK) and form.CANCELLOCK
eq 1
	cfquery datasource=db name=qDel
		delete from table1
		where 
		lvalue ='12345'
	/cfquery
	
	cfoutput
		cflocation
url="">
addtoken=no
	/cfoutput
/cfif

When I run this code and hit the 'cancel' button...
the sql delete does not delete the row from the table.

However if I remove the cflocation tag from the code
and run it again, it deleted the row from the table.

I'm not able to figure out why it is doing this. Can
anybody help please

Best regards,
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Re: why doen't sql delete work if it is followed with a cflocation tag

2004-06-16 Thread brobborb
Are you looking directly into the database to see if data was deleted or not?
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Subject: why doen't sql delete work if it is followed with a cflocation tag

Hello everybody,

I have a form with a cancel button. When the user hits
the cancel button, I want to perform a sql delete..
immediately after that I want to redirect the user.

Here is the code:

cfif isDefined(form.CANCELLOCK) and form.CANCELLOCK
eq 1
cfquery datasource=db name=qDel
delete from table1
where 
lvalue ='12345'
/cfquery

cfoutput
cflocation
url="">
addtoken=no
/cfoutput
/cfif

When I run this code and hit the 'cancel' button...
the sql delete does not delete the row from the table.

However if I remove the cflocation tag from the code
and run it again, it deleted the row from the table.

I'm not able to figure out why it is doing this. Can
anybody help please

Best regards,
cfcoder

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RE: why doen't sql delete work if it is followed with a cflocation tag

2004-06-16 Thread Burns, John D
Just a comment, but you don't need the cfoutput around the
cflocation

John 

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From: brobborb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2004 11:16 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: why doen't sql delete work if it is followed with a
cflocation tag

Are you looking directly into the database to see if data was deleted or
not?
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From: cf coder
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2004 10:18 AM
Subject: why doen't sql delete work if it is followed with a
cflocation tag

Hello everybody,

I have a form with a cancel button. When the user hits
the cancel button, I want to perform a sql delete..
immediately after that I want to redirect the user.

Here is the code:

cfif isDefined(form.CANCELLOCK) and form.CANCELLOCK
eq 1
cfquery datasource=db name=qDel
delete from table1
where
lvalue ='12345'
/cfquery

cfoutput
cflocation
url="">
addtoken=no
/cfoutput
/cfif

When I run this code and hit the 'cancel' button...
the sql delete does not delete the row from the table.

However if I remove the cflocation tag from the code
and run it again, it deleted the row from the table.

I'm not able to figure out why it is doing this. Can
anybody help please

Best regards,
cfcoder

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Re: why doen't sql delete work if it is followed with a cflocation tag

2004-06-16 Thread cf coder
yes I am. If I run the query in sql analyser it deletes the row.
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Re: why doen't sql delete work if it is followed with a cflocation tag

2004-06-16 Thread brobborb
no, I dont meant running the SQL code to see if it works.I meant, after running the CFM page witht he CFLOCATION intact, how do u heck to see if the data was deleted or not?Do you look directly into the database?Or does it tell you on the processing page?

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Subject: Re: why doen't sql delete work if it is followed with a cflocation tag

yes I am. If I run the query in sql analyser it deletes the row.
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Re: why doen't sql delete work if it is followed with a cflocation tag

2004-06-16 Thread cf coder
After running the cfm page, I'm check in the database table to see if the record is deleted

 no, I dont meant running the SQL code to see if it works.I meant, 
 after running the CFM page witht he CFLOCATION intact, how do u heck 
 to see if the data was deleted or not?Do you look directly into the 
 database?Or does it tell you on the processing page?
 
 

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 Subject: Re: why doen't sql delete work if it is followed with a 
 cflocation tag
 
 

 yes I am. If I run the query in sql analyser it deletes the row.
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Re: why doen't sql delete work if it is followed with a cflocation tag

2004-06-16 Thread Jochem van Dieten
cf coder wrote:
 
 I have a form with a cancel button.

You mean input type=reset? That is a client side action, it 
doesn't touch anything on the server.

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Re: why doen't sql delete work if it is followed with a cflocation tag

2004-06-16 Thread cf coder
I figured out the problem. Basically what was happenning was, it was deleting the record and re-inserting a new one. That's because I have code just above it that inserts a record if the recordcount is 0. I'm sorry guys for the unnecessary hassle.

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RE: Can a cflocation effect take place without a cflocation tag?

2001-05-01 Thread John McKown

How about a flash movie that moves to another page? :)

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-Original Message-
From: Evan Lavidor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2001 5:05 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Can a cflocation effect take place without a cflocation
tag?


Could be:

1. a JavaScript redirect
2. a Meta refresh
3. a cferror tag that's catching an error and sending to an error template
4. a site wide error handler in the CF admin that's sending to an error
template
5. ... I'm sure there's other stuff but that's four off the top of my head.

HTH,

Evan

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 From: Hubert Earl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2001 3:47 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Can a cflocation effect take place without a cflocation
 tag?


 Hi,

 Can a cflocation effect take place without a cflocation tag?
 I've been asked to proofread some problemmatic code which is
 inexplicably sending users to an error page.  However, before I
 begin to work out why this is happening, I need to work out how
 it is happening, since I can't find a cflocation tag either
 within an else or elseif clause, or elsewhere.

 Sincerely,
 ---
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Can a cflocation effect take place without a cflocation tag?

2001-04-29 Thread Hubert Earl

Hi,

Can a cflocation effect take place without a cflocation tag?  I've been asked to 
proofread some problemmatic code which is inexplicably sending users to an error page. 
 However, before I begin to work out why this is happening, I need to work out how it 
is happening, since I can't find a cflocation tag either within an else or elseif 
clause, or elsewhere.

Sincerely,
---
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AIM: hubertfme

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RE: Can a cflocation effect take place without a cflocation tag?

2001-04-29 Thread Evan Lavidor

Could be:

1. a JavaScript redirect
2. a Meta refresh
3. a cferror tag that's catching an error and sending to an error template
4. a site wide error handler in the CF admin that's sending to an error
template
5. ... I'm sure there's other stuff but that's four off the top of my head.

HTH,

Evan

 -Original Message-
 From: Hubert Earl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2001 3:47 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Can a cflocation effect take place without a cflocation
 tag?


 Hi,

 Can a cflocation effect take place without a cflocation tag?
 I've been asked to proofread some problemmatic code which is
 inexplicably sending users to an error page.  However, before I
 begin to work out why this is happening, I need to work out how
 it is happening, since I can't find a cflocation tag either
 within an else or elseif clause, or elsewhere.

 Sincerely,
 ---
 Hubert Earl

 ICQ#: 16199853
 AIM: hubertfme

 My Jamaican Art, Craft  More Online Store:
 http://www.angelfire.com/ny/hearl/link_page_on_angelfire.html





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OT: cfif statements in a cflocation tag=icky url

2001-02-01 Thread Stephenie

i have a form which takes a few input fields, then passes them to a 2nd
template for evaluation, a url is built that needs to include the variables
from the form if they exist, which is then sent via cflocation to a 3rd
template for the appropriate action.

on the 2nd template, i am using cflocation with a few cfif statements inside
it to determine if the form fields were present and build the url
accordingly, if i enter a line break before the cfif, cf does not pass the
values in the url, the only way it seems to want to work is if i run the
whole thing together,

cf includes the passed variables in the url, but the url looks terrible as
it includes the cfif code

please tell me i am missing something obvious or there is a cleaner way to
do this.

---cf code---
cflocation
url="http://#attributes.serverip#/mydir/mytemplate.cfm?username=#attributes.
username#cfif
#isDefined("attributes.dsn1")#dsn1=#attributes.dsn1#cfelseif
#isDefined("attributes.dsn2")#dsn2=#attributes.dsn2#cfelseif
#isDefined("attributes.dsn3")#dsn3=#attributes.dsn3#/cfif"
---

url produced from above code---
http://serverip/mydir/mytemplate.cfm?username=user23cfif%20YESdsn1=blah1
cfelseif%20YESdsn2=blah2cfelseif%20YESdsn3=blah3/cfif
---
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RE: cfif statements in a cflocation tag=icky url

2001-02-01 Thread Simon Horwith

A cleaner way to do this is to place your cfif block just before your
cflocation tag, and write your URL QueryString to a variable there.  Then
append that variable to the url in your cflocation tag.  If the variables
being appended might have spaces or special characters in them, be sure to
perform URLEncodedFormat() on the variable before appending it.

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-Original Message-
From: Stephenie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 12:09 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT: cfif statements in a cflocation tag=icky url


i have a form which takes a few input fields, then passes them to a 2nd
template for evaluation, a url is built that needs to include the variables
from the form if they exist, which is then sent via cflocation to a 3rd
template for the appropriate action.

on the 2nd template, i am using cflocation with a few cfif statements inside
it to determine if the form fields were present and build the url
accordingly, if i enter a line break before the cfif, cf does not pass the
values in the url, the only way it seems to want to work is if i run the
whole thing together,

cf includes the passed variables in the url, but the url looks terrible as
it includes the cfif code

please tell me i am missing something obvious or there is a cleaner way to
do this.

---cf code---
cflocation
url="http://#attributes.serverip#/mydir/mytemplate.cfm?username=#attributes.
username#cfif
#isDefined("attributes.dsn1")#dsn1=#attributes.dsn1#cfelseif
#isDefined("attributes.dsn2")#dsn2=#attributes.dsn2#cfelseif
#isDefined("attributes.dsn3")#dsn3=#attributes.dsn3#/cfif"
---

url produced from above code---
http://serverip/mydir/mytemplate.cfm?username=user23cfif%20YESdsn1=blah1
cfelseif%20YESdsn2=blah2cfelseif%20YESdsn3=blah3/cfif
---
(serverip was edited for this post)

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Re: cfif statements in a cflocation tag=icky url

2001-02-01 Thread Scott Weikert

Don't do the CFIFs inside the CFLOCATION - instead, build up a text string
using your CFIFs, then use that string in the CFLOCATION for your URL.
Nesting tags within other tags = boo-boo.

- Original Message -
From: "Stephenie" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "CF-Talk" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 10:08 AM
Subject: OT: cfif statements in a cflocation tag=icky url


 i have a form which takes a few input fields, then passes them to a 2nd
 template for evaluation, a url is built that needs to include the
variables
 from the form if they exist, which is then sent via cflocation to a 3rd
 template for the appropriate action.

 on the 2nd template, i am using cflocation with a few cfif statements
inside
 it to determine if the form fields were present and build the url
 accordingly, if i enter a line break before the cfif, cf does not pass the
 values in the url, the only way it seems to want to work is if i run the
 whole thing together,

 cf includes the passed variables in the url, but the url looks terrible as
 it includes the cfif code

 please tell me i am missing something obvious or there is a cleaner way to
 do this.

 ---cf code---
 cflocation

url="http://#attributes.serverip#/mydir/mytemplate.cfm?username=#attributes.
 username#cfif
 #isDefined("attributes.dsn1")#dsn1=#attributes.dsn1#cfelseif
 #isDefined("attributes.dsn2")#dsn2=#attributes.dsn2#cfelseif
 #isDefined("attributes.dsn3")#dsn3=#attributes.dsn3#/cfif"
 ---

 url produced from above code---

http://serverip/mydir/mytemplate.cfm?username=user23cfif%20YESdsn1=blah1
 cfelseif%20YESdsn2=blah2cfelseif%20YESdsn3=blah3/cfif
 ---
 (serverip was edited for this post)

 --
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Re: OT: cfif statements in a cflocation tag=icky url

2001-02-01 Thread Jennifer

At 12:08 PM 2/1/01 -0500, you wrote:
i have a form which takes a few input fields, then passes them to a 2nd
template for evaluation, a url is built that needs to include the variables
from the form if they exist, which is then sent via cflocation to a 3rd
template for the appropriate action.

on the 2nd template, i am using cflocation with a few cfif statements inside
it to determine if the form fields were present and build the url
accordingly, if i enter a line break before the cfif, cf does not pass the
values in the url, the only way it seems to want to work is if i run the
whole thing together,

cf includes the passed variables in the url, but the url looks terrible as
it includes the cfif code

please tell me i am missing something obvious or there is a cleaner way to
do this.

---cf code---
cflocation
url="http://#attributes.serverip#/mydir/mytemplate.cfm?username=#attributes.
username#cfif
#isDefined("attributes.dsn1")#dsn1=#attributes.dsn1#cfelseif
#isDefined("attributes.dsn2")#dsn2=#attributes.dsn2#cfelseif
#isDefined("attributes.dsn3")#dsn3=#attributes.dsn3#/cfif"
---

url produced from above code---
http://serverip/mydir/mytemplate.cfm?username=user23cfif%20YESdsn1=blah1
cfelseif%20YESdsn2=blah2cfelseif%20YESdsn3=blah3/cfif

There are a couple of security issues with this and I would avoid it at all 
costs. First of all, you never want to have brackets in your URL-- allowing 
brackets to be passed in the url opens you up to cross-site scripting. 
Cross-site scripting is bad bad bad. Serious server hacks available. Second 
security issue is that you are sending variables called dsnsomenumber. 
Even if you want to pass a datasource reference you want to make sure that 
the reference doesn't shout "Hey look! It's a datasource!" Again, you don't 
want to HELP people hack your server.

OK, now what you may be having a problem with here is not actually that you 
want to send CFIF statements through the URL, but rather that you want to 
check these things and build the URL that way. If this is what you want and 
you nest the CFif tags inside the other CF tags, you will not get what you 
are expecting. Instead, you should build the URL in another part of the 
page and send the url to the cflocation tag like this:

cfset appendtourl=""
cfif isDefined("attributes.dsn1")cfset 
appendtourl="dsn1=#attributes.dsn1#"
cfelseif isdefined("attributes.dsn2")cfset 
appendtourl="dsn2=#attributes.dsn2#"
cfelseif isDefined("attributes.dsn3")cfset 
appendtourl="dsn3=#attributes.dsn3#"
/cfif

cflocation 
url="http://#attributes.serverip#/mydir/mytemplate.cfm?username=#attributes.
username##appendtourl#"

Does this fix your problem? Never ever ever send  or  in a URL. If you do 
that, people will realize they can hack your site and they'll try just to 
see what happens. It's basically an invitation.

If you need to detect which dsn number is being passed, you should put the 
code for that in the target page.


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RE: cfif statements in a cflocation tag=icky url

2001-02-01 Thread Stephenie

DOH! thanks guys :)

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-Original Message-
From: Scott Weikert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 1:36 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: cfif statements in a cflocation tag=icky url


Don't do the CFIFs inside the CFLOCATION - instead, build up a text string
using your CFIFs, then use that string in the CFLOCATION for your URL.
Nesting tags within other tags = boo-boo.

- Original Message -
From: "Stephenie" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "CF-Talk" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 10:08 AM
Subject: OT: cfif statements in a cflocation tag=icky url


 i have a form which takes a few input fields, then passes them to a 2nd
 template for evaluation, a url is built that needs to include the
variables
 from the form if they exist, which is then sent via cflocation to a 3rd
 template for the appropriate action.

 on the 2nd template, i am using cflocation with a few cfif statements
inside
 it to determine if the form fields were present and build the url
 accordingly, if i enter a line break before the cfif, cf does not pass the
 values in the url, the only way it seems to want to work is if i run the
 whole thing together,

 cf includes the passed variables in the url, but the url looks terrible as
 it includes the cfif code

 please tell me i am missing something obvious or there is a cleaner way to
 do this.

 ---cf code---
 cflocation

url="http://#attributes.serverip#/mydir/mytemplate.cfm?username=#attributes.
 username#cfif
 #isDefined("attributes.dsn1")#dsn1=#attributes.dsn1#cfelseif
 #isDefined("attributes.dsn2")#dsn2=#attributes.dsn2#cfelseif
 #isDefined("attributes.dsn3")#dsn3=#attributes.dsn3#/cfif"
 ---

 url produced from above code---

http://serverip/mydir/mytemplate.cfm?username=user23cfif%20YESdsn1=blah1
 cfelseif%20YESdsn2=blah2cfelseif%20YESdsn3=blah3/cfif
 ---
 (serverip was edited for this post)

 --
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Help with Cflocation tag working in a framed setting

2000-07-27 Thread AustralianAccommodation.com Pty. Ltd.

I have a cflocation tag in my application.cfm file so that if a user tries
to access a certain page by clicking on that pages link and that user is not
logged in to the website then the application page sends the user back to
the home page or login screen.

problem being that the link the user clicks on is with a frame setting and
the relocation causes the entire window to reset to the page I am wanting a
non user to be sent to. I need only the frame that the link resides in to
reset rather than the entire page

normally I would use target="_self" in a traditional html setting to achieve
this but I am at a loss under cf what to do

your advice would as always be really appreciated

Kind Regards

Claude Raiola (Director)
AustralianAccommodation.com Pty. Ltd.
Website: www.AustralianAccommodation.com
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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