Fusebox: Methodology and Techniques (ColdFusion® Edition) Hits the 1,000
Copy Mark!
March 30, 2001: Brooklyn, NY --JM Publishers, Inc. announced today that,
just four months after its release, Fusebox: Methodology and Techniques
(ColdFusion® Edition) (ISBN 0-9673447-4-3; retail price: $29.95) has
There seemed to be a line problem here in S. Fla.. My ISP (who isn't
affiliated w/ CFM-Resources) was having all types of headaches.
Rey Bango
Certified Allaire Instructor
Member of Team Allaire
"A browser's beauty, at its heart, is its usefulness as a *TOOL*."
- Original Message -
Fro
There is a piece of software called "sigfile" that will enable you to do
this with almost any mail client.
It runs in the background and every 30 seconds (or whatever value you set)
it writes a random signature (from a list you provide) to a text file and
because almost all mail clients (includin
Pegasus email (free), www.pmail.com also support random sigs.
- Steve
-Original Message-
From: zac [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 30, 2001 12:36 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Unbelievable! Patricia Lee wrote:
Erika L Walker wrote:
> I want to know how zac gets his quot
Andy
I am in confusion.U said in ur previous message that u have done it all in
Application.cfm.
"Yup sounds ok to me. The only thing I do extra is to put some code in my
Application.cmf which creates a string containing the CFID and CFTOKEN if
the user has session level cookies turned off. I
Erika L Walker wrote:
> I want to know how zac gets his quote in his email sig to change with every
> post... :)
Entourage (and the ever lovable Claris eMailer before that) has a random sig
function that lets you specify that the app picks a sig from one of the list
of available sigs. I hav
Some email clients allow this, others do not!!!
-Original Message-
From: Erika L Walker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 30 March 2001 15:17
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Unbelievable! Patricia Lee wrote:
I want to know how zac gets his quote in his email sig to change with every
post..
I want to know how zac gets his quote in his email sig to change with every
post... :)
>>>Mankind faces a crossroads. One path leads to despair and
utter hopelessness, the other to extinction. Let us pray
we choose correctly.
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Has anyone tried CFBoards?
http://www.cfboards.com
The unencrypted source price sounds
reasonable also.
M
--- Douglas Malcolm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Very well put, Benjamin. I might as well add my
> $0.02;
>
> I'm currently using CFForum2000, written by a member
> of this list. I'm
>
How much of a performace hit do you take when you do this? What extensions
are you mapping - all .htm .asp .exe .jpg ect? I had thought of trying this
at one time with .jpg .gif files so I could use application.cfm to protect
directorys containing only image files but haven't got a chance to test
> I want a form to close once it has loaded and done all that it is supposed
> to do. What happens is someone inputs some info into one form
> then submits
> it to another which sends out an email I want it to close after
> it has sent all the emails. How do I do that
If I understand the quest
I want a form to close once it has loaded and done all that it is supposed
to do. What happens is someone inputs some info into one form then submits
it to another which sends out an email I want it to close after it has sent
all the emails. How do I do that
~
> Why define the alphabet? Just use decimal values for the asci char set.
So, just because I'm bored, in the unrolled loop I created I change the
alphabet to Raymond's chr:
The speed increase was fairly slight:
Original code (executed 1000 times): 9994 ms (average)
Unrolled code (executed 1
Why define the alphabet? Just use decimal values for the asci char set.
pass = "" ;
for (c=1; c le 7; c=c+1) {
pass = pass & chr(randRange(65,90)) ;
}
pass = pass & randRange(1000,) ;
That will do the exact same thing as below much more efficiently, if you
want case sensitiv
Very well put, Benjamin. I might as well add my $0.02;
I'm currently using CFForum2000, written by a member of this list. I'm
suprised it hasn't been mentioned yet. www.cfcode.com
The unencrypted version is reasonably priced, and it seems pretty full
featured to me (I can't think of any featu
> This script generates a random word 7 letters long plus 4 digits long.
Just for the fun of it I unrolled the loop to see what the speed difference
would be.
Original code (executed 1000 times): 9994 ms (average)
Unrolled code (executed 1000 times): 1993 ms (average)
Here's what the unrolled c
This script generates a random word 7 letters long plus 4 digits long.
Example code:
PASSWORD: #password#
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