Major Publishers Show Support for Community Suite with ColdFusion Reading Library and Raffle Prizes

Great news! We're delighted to announce that several major publishers, including O'Reilly, McGraw Hill/Osbourne, and Sybex, have volunteered free ColdFusion and tech books for the CF Community Suite, running October 21-24 in the Walt Disney Dolphin in Orlando, Florida. That means that books like

Greeting Card Script

Does anyone know of a Cold Fusion greeting card script? I'm looking for a fairly decent one.. doesn't have to be super-ultra-wow-fantastic.. just decent. Thanks, Tony Hicks -- Search the Holy Bible: http://www.bibleclicks.com ~~ Get the

RE: Greeting Card Script

Why not write your own? All you need is the following pages/database: Back-end: 1. Database with - id/email/name/message/senderemail/sendername/pic_id View: 2. View page - which is populated by a cfquery to database Choose/Send: 3. Page 1 - choose image - thumbnails of card/s - when thumbnails

Re: Greeting Card Script

Easy layout but it'll be a lot of work.. and its not that I mind the work, its the total lack of time to do it.. -- Search the Holy Bible: http://www.bibleclicks.com - Original Message - From: James Maltby [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 04,

CF Two Selected TAG

Hi, Does anyone know how to preselect values using the CF two selected tag? Cheers. ~~ Get the mailserver that powers this list at http://www.coolfusion.com FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq Archives:

RE: Greeting Card Script

I've written one like that in about 1 hour - it's that easy - the only difficult part is the card and image prep. - which you would have to do with any off the shelf package anyway... J -Original Message- From: Tony Hicks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 04 October 2001 11:06 To:

RE: OSX CF Port?

Here, Here! Please port CF Studio and Server to the MAC OS ... much more stable environment. Macromedia has a history with Macintosh, it seems only logical to port it's non-Mac enabled software over to OS X at least. That was one of my initial thoughts when MM and Allaire merged Finally, Mac

Re: Web Statistics Solutions with CF or ?

On 10/3/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] penned: A much better solution is from www.deepmetrix.com (Live Stats) easy to use and much more affordable then WebTrends. It runs well as a service and can give realtime results with low overhead. It sounded like the original poster wants a solution to compile

RE: OSX CF Port?

I suppose you believe webstar is the most secure web server too * Here, Here! Please port CF Studio and Server to the MAC OS ... much more stable environment.

RE: Strangest Problem in a long time

What about creating a database view with the corrected name? This way, you don't have to change your Cold Fusion generated SQL, except for the table/view name or the actual database layout. Steve - Steven Monaghan Oracle DBA / Cold Fusion Developer MSC

Code Troubles - Making an XSL Stylesheet accept a variable using CF/UDF

(Code Below) I adapted the following code from a JavaScript and a VB Script that perform the same function. I usually don't have any trouble doing this, but this time, it's giving me fits. What is supposed to happen is that you pass in 4 variables: source - UNC Path to the XML Doc style - UNC

RE: OSX CF Port?

I'm not really in the mood for an argument about What's a better x just trying to get my opinion out there. Thanks for the offer though. I'm speaking purely from a development standpoint. I don't CARE what it's being served by - IIS/Website Pro/Apache ... doesn't really matter, as long as it

cf_mergequery

I ran across cf_mergequery custom tag. Can someone please give me some documentation on this tag. Joshua Tipton ~~ Your ad could be here. Monies from ads go to support these lists and provide more resources for the community.

OT Linked Server

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Re: CF Two Selected TAG

With the Default1 and Default2 attributes. I used to use the following for it and never ran into a problem. cfif Variables.CauseType1 GT 0 CF_TwoSelectsRelated Name1=CauseType1 Name2=SubCause1 Query=qryGetCauseType Value1=CauseTypeID Value2=SubCauseID Display1=CauseType Display2=SubCause

Stored Procedure Question

All, I've been using stored procedures for a while now but I've never really needed to create one that returned multiple result sets. My question is, how do you do that? Would someone be kind enough to show me a little pseudo code or a snippet of code on how to accomplish this? I assume in cf,

Important - For a project -- please help

Can you use counts with joined tables and a where statement? This seems like a dumb question... Goto: http://www.cheshiregroup.com/gilway/subcount3.cfm My client wants the count of each separate number...next to the number preferably... This is tricky because there is 2 tables, one that

RE: CF Two Selected TAG

Assuming that your version of the CF two selected tag is using the ChangeMenu function: CFSCRIPT Variables.FormName = whateverMyFormNameIs; Variables.My_Default_Left_ID = 1; Variables.My_Default_Right_IDs = '2,3,4,5'; /CFSCRIPT HTML HEAD

RE: Important - For a project -- please help

The order of your statements is incorrect. It should be... SELECT count(t.File) as file3, g.File, t.File FROM tblfile t, gilway12 g WHERE t.File=g.File GROUP BY g.File Steve - Steven Monaghan Oracle DBA / Cold Fusion Developer MSC Industrial Direct

RE: Important - For a project -- please help

The order of your statements is incorrect. It should be... SELECT count(t.File) as file3, g.File, t.File FROM tblfile t, gilway12 g WHERE t.File=g.File GROUP BY g.File In the GROUP BY clause, you'll need to include all columns listed in the SELECT: GROUP BY g.File, t.File Of

Storing Credit Cards

I am hoping that someone in this group may be able to help me. The company I work for is building a service-based ecommerce website. Because this site sells website space to other customers, I need to charge these customers monthly for the services we are providing. Therefore, I believe I am

Re: Important - For a project -- please help

The only dumb questions are the ones not asked! hehehe, I don't know the answer though sorry. :-( Mike - Original Message - From: Julia Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 10:29 AM Subject: Important - For a project -- please help

sort of OT : Northern UK ColdFusion UserGroup meeting tonight (Thursday 4th Oct)

Afternoon all, Please excuse the slightly OT message. Its just a quick reminder that tonight (Thursday 4th October) is the 4th Northern CFUG meeting at The University of York. The meeting will start at 7.30pm as usual and will go on until drinking time (9.30), and is going to be in the

RE: Storing Credit Cards

If you must store credit card info, it might be a good idea to follow some of these steps in addition to the typical Secure Certificate and so on. You should absolutely encrypt them using PGP or some other type of encryption. I have used CF_PGP on several clients and it works quite well. You

COM Object

Has anyone be able to make use of calling the ActiveX COM object for the date picker and pass variables. //Jaye Morris, Multimedia Developer, Design Technologist [EMAIL PROTECTED] - [EMAIL PROTECTED] //www.navtrak.net - www.jayezero.com

Re: Important - For a project -- please help

Thank you Dave and everyone for responding so promptly!!! gotta get the order of the statement it works now, and I get my $35... Julia Computer Consulting Web Design @ Reasonable Prices PO Box 279 Watertown MA 02471-0279 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.juliagreen.com Phone:

RE: Storing Credit Cards

I have used CF_PGP on several clients and it works quite well. You could probably use some sort of ASP PGP COM object with CF instead of paying the $400 for CF_PGP. I believe that if you use PGP on the server, you're legally required to pay the license costs, which are significantly more

RE: Storing Credit Cards

I have also done this using CFX_PGP. In our case, we FTPed the order and PGP-encrypted CC info to a Unix server and they moved the file to a secure location behind a firewall and deleted it from the FTP folder. You could also do this via VPN. Another question: has anyone found any shared hosts

Re: Stored Procedure Question

cfstoredproc procedure=procedure_name datasource=#maindsn# cfprocresult name=result1 cfprocresult name=result2 /cfstoredproc The only difference is you need to add the RESULTSET attribute, like this... cfprocresult name=result1 resultset=1 cfprocresult name=result2 resultset=2 The RESULTSET

RE: Storing Credit Cards

Jeff I would also be interested in knowing if anyone is aware of a third party clearing house or payment processor that can provide a very secure credit card storage service. Check out WorldPay's FuturePay service: http://www.worldpay.com/sg/products_services/product_selection/billing.shtml

RE: Stored Procedure Question

Yup it's as simple as thatbut the one thing to bear in mind is that the results of any select statement in your SP (other than those setting values of variables) will be considered as returnable resultsets -- Andrew Ewings

RE: Storing Credit Cards

Thanks Alex for the quick feedback. I had looked at CF_PGP and was thinking of using it, I just was not sure it could encrypt data for storage in a database. I know PGP is pretty secure, just wasn't sure if it was the most secure form of encryption available. $400 is not that much to spend to

Re: Storing Credit Cards

Just FYI - it's a fact. Munging the credit card numbers is harder to crack than encryption. For example. You have a key. You add a documented value to the first set of four numbers and add another number to the second set of four numbers. (dummy cc number here) Visa 4563 2784 9001 2483 Add

RE: Strangest Problem in a long time

Howard and everyone else that responded, Thanks for all your feedback. I will change my variable naming to sometime more like _dateX and then take off the X on the response page. This seems rather cludgy but I guess it will have to do. I feel rather peeved that there is no way in cold fusion to

OT IIS question

Thanks all on the list, your emails have helped a lot in learning CF. We have a very small shop and I'm trying to figure out how to upgrade IIS to 4 or 5.I thought this happened when we loaded SP6 on the NT40 but when I go to IIS server manager help it tells me am running IIS 3.

Re: Storing Credit Cards

Dave Hannum wrote: Just FYI - it's a fact. Munging the credit card numbers is harder to crack than encryption. For example. You have a key. You add a documented value to the first set of four numbers and add another number to the second set of four numbers. (dummy cc number here) Visa

Re: Storing Credit Cards

I should point out that this is a very simple form of encryption (call it whatever you want, it's still encryption), and EASILY hackable. How long do you think it would take a computer to do brute-force key calculation on such a simple key, especially considering that CC numbers have patterns in

dts schedule problem

Hi, What's the best way to schedule a SQL Server 2000 DTS import/export? The reason I'm asking is because I've been scheduling by right-clicking on the DTS package and choosing 'schedule package'. But it doesn't run? Has anyone experienced similar problems? Sal

Re: Stored Procedure Question

To add to this, you can also create multiple querysets from one query. Just do: cfprocresult name=result1 resultset=1 cfprocresult name=result2 resultset=1 cfprocresult name=result3 resultset=1 cfprocresult name=result4 resultset=1 cfprocresult name=result5 resultset=1 In fact, you can also

Re: OT IIS question

David Green wrote: Thanks all on the list, your emails have helped a lot in learning CF. We have a very small shop and I'm trying to figure out how to upgrade IIS to 4 or 5.I thought this happened when we loaded SP6 on the NT40 but when I go to IIS server manager help it tells

Re: Storing Credit Cards

Each transaction could have a key of it's own stored in a table somewhere. This could be automatically generated by your application. Or - it could be fixed. Dave - Original Message - From: Jeff Stone [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001

OT: Regex in SQL Server 200

Anybody have any resources enabling regular expression processing in T-SQL? I try to keep as much processing in stored procs as I can and I would rather do the regex parsing in SQL Server than on the CF page. TIA Don ~~ Get the mailserver that

Re: OT IIS question

for IIS4 go to http://support.microsoft.com/support/iis/install/install_iis4.asp --- David Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We have a very small shop and I'm trying to figure out how to upgrade IIS to 4 or 5.I thought this happened when we loaded SP6 on the NT40 but when I go to IIS

RE: SQL quicky

Yes I am trying to format a phone number (it's kept in the database as 1234567890) for an output form. The problem is that the usual formatting (CFSET TELEPHONE=(#left(SchoolInfo.TELEPHONE,3)#) #mid(SchoolInfo.TELEPHONE,4,3)#-#mid(SchoolInfo.TELEPHONE,7,4)#)won't work for this output so I'm

Re: Storing Credit Cards

OK - while we're on the topic. You state . . .that CC numbers have patterns in them that drastically reduce the number of valid resultsets . . . why not use brute force to just churn out a bunch of valid credit card numbers and use them If you munge (encrypt) the cc numbers with a key -

RE: Stored Procedure Question

Thanks everybody. I knew I was close. The resultset attribute was the key thing I was missing. I guess if I would have read a little deeper, I could have figured it out. Thanks again! Mark -Original Message- From: Kwang Suh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001

Re: Storing Credit Cards

Except that if you generate a different key for each one. Then your crack does not work. Dave - Original Message - From: Jochem van Dieten [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 12:31 PM Subject: Re: Storing Credit Cards Dave Hannum wrote:

RE: OT IIS question

I don't recommend against IIS but I do recommend against putting Front Page customers and ColdFusion customers on the same box. Front Page is for amateurs, and amateurs should be separated from the people that know what they're doing. Get the NT Option Pack 4.0 and all the latest hotfixes and

Auto Refresh

Hi There, Upon hitting the back button to go back to a page with the twoSelectsRelated tag on it, the first select box maintains its selected option, whereas the second select box reverts to the options available had the first option in the first select box been selected, causing an error when

RE: Storing Credit Cards

OK - while we're on the topic. You state . . .that CC numbers have patterns in them that drastically reduce the number of valid resultsets . . . why not use brute force to just churn out a bunch of valid credit card numbers and use them If by use them you mean try to make purchase

RE: Auto Refresh

Use the code below...had the same problem, but if the page is not cached, then it has to refresh when they hit the back button. they will get a message saying this, but it tells them to hit refresh because the page has expired. Never had a complaint here by doing this. Christian cfoutput

RE: Auto Refresh

How about fixing the javascript so that when focus is lost (i.e., the user backs into the form again) it will reset itself? Other than that, you could disable the back button and force the use to use links, which would reset the form because calling a CFM template would generally cause the

proxy server and session variables

Fellow listers: I'm sure my question has been asked before but I don't see anything in the archives that I need. What happens exactly to session variables if users are forced to go through a proxy server? Or, put another way, what does a proxy server do to session variables? My company

RE: SQL quicky

Try: select ( left(Str(telephone), 3) ) mid(Str(telephone), 4, 3) - right(Str(telephone), 4) from ... Just coding off of the top of my head, so definitely no guarantees. The idea is that the Str function will eliminate the decimal point. If if doesn't ,try: select (

Re: Greeting Card Script

check these people out.. in PA.. own a bunch of small companies... they could maybe use recruiting application... http://www.pencor.com/ Paris Lundis 412-292-3135 (Cellular) [finding the future in the past, passing the future in the present] [connecting people, places and things]

RE: Strangest Problem in a long time

For those interested I used the following code snippet which I added to FormUrl2Attributes.cfm !--- Check wether this string has a _string_ end. if so, remove the trailing _ --- !--- This _ was placed so cold fusion's server side validation doesn't break my form value --- CFIF NOT

Re: Storing Credit Cards

Any system is only as secure as it's programmed and it's server shored up. Granted, if you're doing business on the web in a manner that you're going to store credit cards, then you better be able to afford to protect them, whether it's PGP or other. My point is that PGP is not the end all for

Re: Greeting Card Script

my stupid mistake... wrong email :) -p [finding the future in the past, passing the future in the present] [connecting people, places and things] -Original Message- From: Paris Lundis [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thu, 04 Oct 2001 14:24:17 -0400 Subject: Re: Greeting Card Script check

RE: SQL quicky

The following gives the desired output for me when TELEPHONE is defined as char(10) in the database. Are you sure you're retrieving TELEPHONE as character data and not numeric? Are you able to output TELEPHONE without any formatting? Are you able to add 1 to TELEPHONE? If yes, you have a

CF_Pass_Parameters_to_Index.cfm HELP

I have recently joined a company that had their site built by a consultant agency. This agency build 95% of the CF/dynamic site pointing to the .com/index.cfm file. The parameters that are passed through the URL determine the look and feel and the content that's shown on the page. I under

CF_Importing_into_Act

(Symantec use to own Act) The company that makes Act says they do not support the inserting of data through ODBC. Has anyone every successfully done updates and insertions into Act working around the ODBC issue? I had to ask. http://www.act.com Thanks

RE: CF_Pass_Parameters_to_Index.cfm HELP

if the code, as it is now, is as efficient as your reorg way, I would leave it alone and come up with a way record the url params and analyze them. Why re-do it? A stored procedure in the application.cfm file might work well. There might even be a way to record the url params in the log

Re: Greeting Card Script

CF_x_eCard is not much of a script at all.. I've tried it.. but thanks anywho -- Search the Holy Bible: http://www.bibleclicks.com - Original Message - From: Paris Lundis [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 1:41 PM Subject: Re: Greeting

RE: CF_Pass_Parameters_to_Index.cfm HELP

It sounds like the company building the site either used or tried to use what is called Fusebox. This is actually a very good methodology and if the site functions well at present I would not recommend changing it back to a more conventional build. If the site breaks as a result you won't have

Re: CF_Importing_into_Act

Shot in the dark, but.. Have you tried OLE ? ColdFusion will access OLE datasources just as if they were ODBC datasources. At 07:01 PM 10/04/2001 +, you wrote: (Symantec use to own Act) The company that makes Act says they do not support the inserting of data through ODBC. Has

Re: proxy server and session variables

A quick fix _might_ be to force your server to single-threaded requests in your CF admin ... definitely a performance hit but (with my very limited cf experience) I understand that each page (template) will be fully locked until served ... maybe this'll buy you the time to plug in those

RE: Auto Refresh

Set up the page in the first place to have an onload event that runs the changeMenu function, something like this: CFOUTPUTSCRIPT LANGUAGE=JavaScript TYPE=text/javascript function initPage() { /* Make sure the the second select box does not revert

RE: Storing Credit Cards

Any system is only as secure as it's programmed and it's server shored up. Granted, if you're doing business on the web in a manner that you're going to store credit cards, then you better be able to afford to protect them, whether it's PGP or other. My point is that PGP is not the end

Select * From - any way to get field names?

How can I list the fieldnames after using a query like cfquery name=testselect * from table/cfquery? ~~ Get the mailserver that powers this list at http://www.coolfusion.com FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq Archives:

Re: CF_Pass_Parameters_to_Index.cfm HELP

If it is fusebox, you could replace the ?'s and the 's with slashes (/) and your reporting tool may process the files thataway. Good for search engines too. Andrew Peterson IOC Web Administrator www.ioc.state.il.us - Original Message - From: Brunt, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: CF-Talk

RE: Select * From - any way to get field names?

Columnlist. Ie, CFOUTPUTTHe columns are #test.columnlist#/CFOUTPUT === Raymond Camden, Principal Spectra Compliance Engineer for Macromedia Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Yahoo IM : morpheus My ally is the Force, and a

RE: CF_Importing_into_Act

Another shot in the dark. Have you tried the MS DBase odbc driver? Or, can you create a linked data source to the Act.dbf file thru something like MS Access. Then use the ODBC for Access? Obviously, much testing would need to be done before using this in a production env. Not the most efficient

RE: CF_Pass_Parameters_to_Index.cfm HELP

look as this thread on the cf forums http://forums.allaire.com/coldfusion/messageview.cfm?catid=3threadid=218632 highlight_key=ykeyword1=fusebox Greg Jordan Macromedia Certified ColdFusion Developer Web Project Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unified

RE: Select * From - any way to get field names?

Try #test.ColumnList# Jeff Garza Lead Developer/Webmaster Spectrum Astro, Inc. 480.892.8200 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.spectrumastro.com -Original Message- From: Brian Fox [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 1:03 PM To: CF-Talk Subject: Select * From - any

RE: Storing Credit Cards

On 10/4/01, Alex Santantonio penned: If you must store credit card info, it might be a good idea to follow some of these steps in addition to the typical Secure Certificate and so on. You should absolutely encrypt them using PGP or some other type of encryption. I have used CF_PGP on several

RE: Storing Credit Cards

On 10/4/01, Megan Cytron penned: Another question: has anyone found any shared hosts that support CFX_PGP? Again, at $16,000.00 for a commercial license, I don't think you'll find anyone. -- Bud Schneehagen - Tropical Web Creations _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ ColdFusion Solutions

directory permissions

Is there any function similar to directoryexists to check whether the directory is writable. -- saro cf [EMAIL PROTECTED] - email (818) 630-2340 x6093 - voicemail/fax ~~ Get the mailserver that powers this list at http://www.coolfusion.com

Re: CF_Pass_Parameters_to_Index.cfm HELP

This is one of the disadvantages building an entire site around a Fusebox type methodology. Let me guess what the Fuseboxers are going to say...code your own statistics program? Rght. That is not feasible for every site, and neither is Fusebox. I think the question is whether or not reworking

RE: CF_Importing_into_Act

CSVs. that is probably the best route. Paris Lundis [finding the future in the past, passing the future in the present] [connecting people, places and things] -Original Message- From: Stephen Kellogg [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thu, 4 Oct 2001 16:15:19 -0400 Subject: RE:

Re: Storing Credit Cards

I use cfx_pwcardcrypt. It's very affordable and setting the encryption strength to 1024 bits takes a little under 1 second to decrypt each card number. I store the private key right here on my computer at home under a secret name then copy it and paste it in when it's time to submit my

RE: Select * From - any way to get field names?

How can I list the fieldnames after using a query like cfquery name=testselect * from table/cfquery? Try test.ColumnList It's a comma separated list of all of the fields in alphabetical order Philip Arnold Director Certified ColdFusion Developer ASP Multimedia Limited T: +44 (0)20 8680 1133

RE: SQL quicky

Yeah I figured out the character part when I was reading sql healp. Guess when I import the data I'll need to automatically convert it from numericjust another thing to remember to do. -Original Message- From: Stephen Hait [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001

Converting br and p back and forth

I'm working on a multilingual website right now, that pulls the content of pages from a database broken down into tables by language. Everything's working fine with the actual site, but while working on the admin side, I'm having a bit of trouble. I've tried used (HTMLCodeFormat), but this did

RE: CF_Pass_Parameters_to_Index.cfm HELP

This is a good information, thanks. Mike Brunt Sempra Energy 213.244.5226 The nice thing about standards is that there are so many to choose from. -Original Message- From: Greg Jordan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 1:08 PM To: CF-Talk Subject: RE:

Re: Storing Credit Cards

I didn't really propose a one key system. I used it as an example. When I built one, I used a randomly generated key for each one. I was just explaining it in it's simplest form. Tried and true is usually best. Dave - Original Message - From: Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: CF-Talk

Cue Cat

I picked up one of those cue cats from radio shack today, has anyone ever written a tag that will use this as a barcode scanner? Rich ~~ Get the mailserver that powers this list at http://www.coolfusion.com FAQ:

RE: Storing Credit Cards

Here is a free CFX tag that used 3DES encryption and hex encodes the results for URL safe transfer. Very fast and very secure. http://dev.myownemail.com/coldfusion/CFX_HexEncode.htm Chris -- Original Message From: Dave Watts[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:

RE: Storing Credit Cards

Here is a free CFX tag that used 3DES encryption and hex encodes the results for URL safe transfer. Very fast and very secure. http://dev.myownemail.com/coldfusion/CFX_HexEncode.htm Chris -- Original Message From: Dave Watts[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:

RE: Storing Credit Cards

Here is a free CFX tag that used 3DES encryption and hex encodes the results for URL safe transfer. Very fast and very secure. http://dev.myownemail.com/coldfusion/CFX_HexEncode.htm Chris -- Original Message From: Dave Watts[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:

Problem with Stored Procedure

-- Here is code snippet for my stored procedure: CREATE PROCEDURE spGetManagers @OrderBy nvarchar(20) = 'LAST', @OrderType nvarchar(10) = 'ASC', @Id int = -1, @ErrorStatus int OUTPUT, @ErrorMsg nvarchar(255) OUTPUT AS ... -- Here is CF Code calling the stored procedure:

RE: CF_Importing_into_Act

I know what they are, but how would you get them to work with Act? CSVs. that is probably the best route. Paris Lundis [finding the future in the past, passing the future in the present] [connecting people, places and things] -Original Message- From: Stephen Kellogg [EMAIL

File uploads with IE and a Mac

I built a page for uploading multiple images for a contest. I'm using a nice java app for PCs which handles multiple file uploads and a regular form submission for Macs which handles files one at a time. The files upload nicely on a mac running Navigator and fail with Internet Explorer. I saw an

Re: Storing Credit Cards (2nd question)

ok, what if the CC numbers were stored in the database as this... hga67IAHSIO7283hI:OH:LHSAIYo*(^*23600*A_UAIOUSDOI[pa][p}OQU*(^@#*%(@#IUDASGUIGASGKLGAGSDAIUGTDYIUSA and the algorithm to crack it lies safely and securely on the server (not in the root). is it possible to guess the CC now?

Re: Storing Credit Cards (2nd question)

If I can access your server somehow (i.e. some sort of security compromise) and find that key I don't need to guess. First place I'd look would be your CF templates. You probably have to read that key sometime from one of them. --- Matt Robertson

RE: Storing Credit Cards

Has anyone ever looked into developing a CFX tag that makes use of GnuPG on NT? Given that the PGP commercial server license is so exhorbitant ($7000+), I, for one, would be willing to pay for a CFX tag that used the freely available GnuPG... I think shared hosts would also buy in, since this

Replacing ASCII characters

I'm pulling out my hair here trying to replace characters with accents (ie: é, á, etc) as nothing seems to be working in my replace statemen ts. I've tried the following, all to no avail: CFSET newbody_html = REReplace(#FORM.newbody#, #chr(130)#, eacute; , ALL) CFSET newbody_html =

columnlist

How to preserve the ordering of columnlist returned by cfquery. By default it is ordering by alphabetical. I need the same column order specified in table. -Saro -- saro cf [EMAIL PROTECTED] - email (818) 630-2340 x6093 - voicemail/fax ~~

CFServer 4.01 to 5

My company has finally decided that they are going to keep Cold Fusion around rather than moving the entire site to Java Server Pages (though we are doing all new dev in jsp). We never upgraded from 4.01 to 4.5. We're exploring the risks of this upgrade. I've hear that it is necessary to upgrade

Re: columnlist

Have you tried specifying the order of the columns (random shot in the dark, not sure if it works) like this: CFQUERY select table1.column1, table1.column2, table1.column2 from table1 /CFQUERY . . . I'm just not sure why it would matter the order in which the columns are returned.

RE: Cue Cat

You can still get Cue Cat's? http://www.zdnet.com/anchordesk/stories/story/0,10738,2778828,00.html Howard Owens Internet Operations Coordinator www.insidevc.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] AIM: GoCatGo1956 -Original Message- From: Rich Tretola [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday,

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