What permissions (I am using windows 2000 server) does cold fusion
require on directories that contain .cfm files?
Al Musella, DPM
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Windows systems do not require "permissions" as Unix systems do. When CF
was installed, it should have configured your web server to recognize .cfm
templates and pass them off to the CFServer. Now, you might want to
configure your Web Server to recognize index.cfm or default.cfm as defaults
in
I'm no Unix expert, so I can't compare the two. But Windows systems do
have some form of permissions required on directories. I am not an expert
on setting up / configuring servers, though. I do not know which user
context CFAS runs in. As Dave inferred at below, the ColdFusion
I have have a problem in doing the cold fusion output (or the query) from
three tables. I have simplified my example to just the part that is the
problem -- hopefully I haven't simplified it too much. Basically I want a
nested cfoutput to do what I want, I would like to know if this is
Instead of doing one query, do two with the second query using a WHERE
clause that matches the result id from the first. Then you can make
separate cfoutputs and you won't get a "nested cfoutput" error. I'm not
sure which table ids match what so I'm guessing here in this sample but it
will give
Windows systems do not require "permissions" as Unix systems
do. When CF was installed, it should have configured your web
server to recognize .cfm templates and pass them off to the
CFServer. Now, you might want to configure your Web Server to
recognize index.cfm or default.cfm as
Checkout Ben Forta's new book Certified Cold Fusion Developer - he gives
some great insight on using a CFLOOP instead of a CFOUTPUT that way you can
do a nested loop.
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From: Aimee Abbott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 9:58 AM
To: CF-Talk
I am looking for suggestions on ways to incorporate protection of my files
/images from deep linking. I currently log users in and verify them on a DB
with CF however that doesn't stop them from linking back to a file at a
later date. I can't really use advanced security because the Image server
not sure how your pages are set up but we server our images dynamically so
that if you were to just copy the url from the img tag on the site you would
get a page that gets the image for you. That will allow you to do auth on
users that attempt to obtain resources. If you need a solution for CF
Just wondering -- do you have any code that you have written to deal with
this?
-Dustin Snell
Unisyn Software
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From: "Paul Hastings" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "CF-Talk" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 8:38 PM
Subject: Re: ParseDateTime()
Well, I've
A function must return a single value. What language uses
functions that don't?
This is a bit misleading. While most languages limit what functions can
return to a single variable, that variable may well be a complex data
object, like an array.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
I haven't done any new development in it lately, but I regularly
use programs I wrote some time ago.
The pluses: it works well, as advertised.
the minuses: It is pretty verbose.
Keep in mind that XML languages, in general, are pretty verbose.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
Normalizing the database will reduce the size of the database
and help ensure that the data is clean and consistent. But if
you're concerned with performance, typically you would
"de-normalize" the database.
I feel compelled to point out that denormalization doesn't always provide
better
I have written a simple chat in CF. based on several tags I found in
the tag gallery.
I want it to be easy to use for kids was thinking of adding voice in/out.
I've never done this before so I don't even know where to start looking.
I also want it to run cross platform/browser. (the target
you're usually much better off with a fully normalized database.
Dave,
when you say "fully" do you mean we should strive for third-normal form? Or
should be be stretching to go further?
(reporting issues aside--I mean what should we shoot for unless we have a
reason not to?)
you're usually much better off with a fully normalized database.
when you say "fully" do you mean we should strive for
third-normal form? Or should be be stretching to go further?
(reporting issues aside--I mean what should we shoot for
unless we have a reason not to?)
Fourth and
Yes, you are right, I would like to do it in two queries also, I don't
think what you described would work (but please correct me if I am
wrong). What I want is:
[icon] Notice(query one output)
[subIcon] subdocument (query two output)
[subIcon] subdocument (query two output)
Yes, you are right, I would like to do it in two queries
also, I don't think what you described would work (but please
correct me if I am wrong). What I want is:
[icon] Notice(query one output)
[subIcon] subdocument (query two output)
[subIcon] subdocument (query two
At 07:21 PM 04/15/2001 -0400, you wrote:
you're usually much better off with a fully normalized database.
Dave,
when you say "fully" do you mean we should strive for third-normal form? Or
should be be stretching to go further?
Did you mean third, or fifth normal form?
I always shoot
3NF depends on "The Key, the whole key, and nothing but the ley... so
help me Codd"
I have found an excellent chapter in Martin Gruber's "Mastering SQL"
about the various stages of normalization... and they are just that,
stages!... a database is not usually thought of "Normalized" or
Hallo,
I want to ask to you.
a file with extension .cfm always is processed by
ColdFusion Server.
why do cfform and cfinput(Client Side Validation) is
processed at Client.
I want to know the reason?
Thank you
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code
load a cfm page with those tags and view source, you will see that there is
JavaScripting in the head of the document that does the validation when the
onsubmit event occurs.
Bryan
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