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PHP(http://sourceguardian.com) and ASP languages have your own code obfuscator. CF have cfencode but it's so, hmmm, easy to know using other decrypt program. Do you know any CFML obfuscator to protect our code?
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I would, if I could. I have it all setup locally.
Surely you don't *need* to use an image to show us what you want
to have as a result. You are outputting text and numbers, so you
should be able to represent that in ASCII art.
Jochem
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Michael T. Tangorre wrote:
This link should help someone help kelly
http://cs.alfred.edu/~tangormt/kelly.html
It helps to make the code more readable (although it would have
been more practical if Kelly did it once before posting instead
of 200 readers doing it once each), but it
Harold Brauer wrote:
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This query is always a beast, but it can be made a bit more
efficient as it is now.
First step would be to calculate constant value expressions
outside the database, so you are certain the database will not
evaluate the expressions for
You could create a BDA with BlueDragon.I'm sure there is more info on
the New Atlanta site somewhere http://www.newatlanta.com
At 08:01 AM 2/7/2004, you wrote:
Subject: CFML Obfuscator - do you know any?
From: Spectrum WebDesign [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 07 Feb 2004 08:12:32 -0300
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Thanks Cameron... I think its probably time to look at SQL server 2000
I've had the developer edition for some time but never took the
time to learn it... Is there a good mail list similar to this one for
dialoging with SQL Svr 2000 users?
Tim
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From: Cameron
I surely apologize for inconveniencing the 200 readers. Thank you Jochem,
for taking the time to post that query. As for the gif, I just thought it
would be easier for all...my bad.
Michael T. Tangorre wrote:
This link should help someone help kelly
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I surely apologize for inconveniencing the 200 readers. Thank you Jochem,
for taking the time to post that query. As for the gif, I just thought it
would be easier for all...my bad.
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
Jochem
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OK, I'm trying to write a hefty query and having a bit of trouble.
I'm trying to find the highest rated items (max of 10 and based on an
average of all the times that item was rated). Since many of the top
rated items will have the same rating, and I need to choose the top
10, I further want to
Michael,
In fusetalk 4 one of the profile options is to view threaded single
messages.You get a url like this :
http://URL/forum/messageview.cfm?FTVAR_FORUMVIEWTMP=Singlecatid=1threadid=123messid=1234FTVAR_MSGDBTABLE=
In threaded all view you get named html anchors for each message :
Jake McKee wrote:
I'm trying to find the highest rated items (max of 10 and based on an
average of all the times that item was rated). Since many of the top
rated items will have the same rating, and I need to choose the top
10, I further want to base it on traffic to that item.
So said
I am getting the following message on an Insert query to an MS database:
The changes you requested to the table were not successful because they
would create duplicate values in the index, primary key, or relationship.
Change the data in the field or fields that contain duplicate data, remove the
Anyone know if there is a way to direct CFDUMP into a file rather than the
output stream?
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Well perhaps next time you could post the code the way YOU need it to appear
to understand the question.
I was merely trying to help
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From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2004 7:08 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: big sql question (made a link for
When you call duplicate(cfcatch) it returns a structure.Then you can pass
it to a UDF where the argument type is struct and use all struct functions
on it.
That's also how cfdump works.If it gets an exception, it duplicates it.
HTH,
Sam
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wrap cfsavecontent around it and save the generated content to a file with
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Michael T. Tangorre wrote:
Well perhaps next time you could post the code the way YOU need it to appear
to understand the question.
I was merely trying to help
And as I wrote it *did* help.
It helps to make the SQL statement readable. But there was some
attachment in the first message
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From: Samuel R. Neff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: CFDUMP out to file?
wrap cfsavecontent around it and save the generated content to a file with
cffile.
HTH,
Sam
Hi guys,
With usual text boxes in forms, CF can make sure the user has filled
them in but how can I get it to make sure with select boxes the user
doesn't leave the default Please make selection- part selected
(which will of course bring up an error in the action page).Isn't
there a way I
SELECT
AVG(r.rating) AS rating,
r.LinkIDFK2
FROM
Reviews r INNER JOIN Traffic t
ON r.LinkIDFK2 = t.LinkIDFK
GROUP BY
LinkIDFK2
ORDER BY
rating DESC,
t.Hits DESC
Depending on your database you can usually limit the numer of
results by using LIMIT or TOP.
I'm currently using Access. I
Jake. wrote:
SELECT
AVG(r.rating) AS rating,
r.LinkIDFK2
FROM
Reviews r INNER JOIN Traffic t
ON r.LinkIDFK2 = t.LinkIDFK
GROUP BY
LinkIDFK2
ORDER BY
rating DESC,
t.Hits DESC
Depending on your database you can usually limit the numer of
results by using LIMIT or TOP.
For select lists, I use this:
script language=_javascript_
//Need to check and see that if they selected something other than an empty () field
function checkFormSelect() {
Var= FormName.FieldName.selectedIndex;
if (FormName.FieldName.options[Var].value == ){
alert(Enter alert message here);
This error pretty much only happens when you are accidentally inserting a
value which has already been inserted.Take a look at the debug output from
the query and make sure the data you are inserting isn't already in the DB.
You might find that the info in the debug isn't what you thought it was.
Typically I do the same as Bruce, but use the value of zero as the indicator
for an unselected value.Doesn't really matter which you use, just pick one
and stick with it.In addition you'll want to validate on the server side
to prevent errors from users without JS.
Also, if you are going to be
I personally haven't seen an obfuscator, though it wouldn't be too difficult
to write a script that would strip out all comments, whitespace and CR's.
You could then encrypt it and apply a decent license.There's only so much
value in the trouble it takes to hide your code (in any language).If
Thanks for that Bruce.I'm working on the validation right now. I got
it to work no probs when there was just one box but what about if there
are a few to validate?
I'm not too good on the _javascript_.
script language=_javascript_
//Need to check and see that if they selected something other
Right now my sites our hosted on a shared server.I want to move into sometype of co-location arrangement.I only have a developer editions of both MS-SQL and ColdFusion MX.Would I need to buy the server software or do ISP's provide provide the software.
Dwayne Cole, MS in MIS, MBA
Certified
I use this when I have several fields to validate. This is from a project I did, so make sure to change the items to fit your form.
script language=_javascript_
/*
Required field(s) validation- By Bruce Sorge
*/
function formCheck(formobj){
//1) Enter name of mandatory fields
var
If you're co-locating then you own everything that goes into their rack, so
you'll have to also own full licenses to everything on the box: Windows, SQL
Server, ColdFusion Server, your mail server, your FTP server, etc.
BTW, I would highly recommend DataPipe for your co-location needs
LoRCAT does quite a lot more than strip all whitespace and comments from
your ColdFusion files.It also surgically analyzes each piece of your
ColdFusion source code for load concentration and builds a graphical chart
showing precisely where your code execution time is being absorbed.
So if you
So is LoRCAT an obfuscator? load tester? bottleneck finder? all? oh yeah...and $$$??
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP Director of E-Commerce Development
Electric Edge Systems Group Inc.
t. 250.920.8830
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Ah-ha!I forgot about LoRCAT!That would do the job!
I beg to differ.When we built LoRCAT we thought the
same thing, then we went up against all the dozens of
different ways that people write code and nest comments.
We're still trying to accommodate all of them.
Some of the most difficult
Some of the most difficult projects start with the phrase that shouldn't be
very hard to do :)
LOL..that's my mantragotta stop that...kills me on scope creep ;-)
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP Director of E-Commerce Development
Electric Edge Systems Group Inc.
t. 250.920.8830
e. [EMAIL
Jake. wrote:
SELECT
AVG(r.rating) AS rating,
r.LinkIDFK2
FROM
Reviews r INNER JOIN Traffic t
ON r.LinkIDFK2 = t.LinkIDFK
GROUP BY
LinkIDFK2
ORDER BY
rating DESC,
t.Hits DESC
Depending on your database you can usually limit the numer of
results by using LIMIT
Jeff,
Looks like I need to find a new package as well. I'll have to ask
somebody why they've dropped this, seemed like a real nice product.
Cutter
Jeff Chastain wrote:
Cutter,
Where can I find any info on FuseAds?http://fuseads.com says that the
product has been discontinued.
Hello all. I am hoping someone can help me with this one. I tried [EMAIL PROTECTED] but no one was able to assist.
I currently have a DB table that I imported from a spreadsheet called Products. What I am doing it trying to normalize it a bit as it is a PIA to work with. I created a table called
Anyone know of any good free email clients? I tried Eudora and Nutscrape. Eudora croaks when trying to import Outlook Express mailboxes, and Nutscrape will not connect to my outgoing server.
Thanks,
Bruce
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Tim,
There is a SQL list at houseoffusion.com.
I agree with Cameron that MS Access shouldn't be used for web apps, but in
some cases it is all you have or your only option.There are a few good
tricks for maintenance, use etc if access is what you have to use, but IF
you have the option of using
I like the full version of Outlook... has a lot of extras that I use a lot
(calendar, etc...).
What kind of mail server are you trying to connect to? I have never had any
problems with Eudora or Outlook Express, perhaps you could tell a bit more
info... maybe you are overlooking something.
http://www.pmail.com/
i used to use this and its great :)
Anyone know of any good free email clients? I tried Eudora and
Nutscrape. Eudora croaks when trying to import Outlook Express
mailboxes, and Nutscrape will not connect to my outgoing server.
Thanks,
Bruce
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Bruce Sorge wrote:
Anyone know of any good free email clients? I tried Eudora and
Nutscrape. Eudora croaks when trying to import Outlook Express
Generally, in a colocation arrangement you'd own the hardware and the
software licenses.You just purchase space and power plus bandwidth on a
connection to the Internet from the colo provider.
What you may be looking for is something more along the lines of a managed
server or servers, where you
While describing a methodology I'm using for a project, Dave Watts asked a very interesting question. The methodology was to cache a number of CFCs in the application scope and store user information (that will be used by the CFCs) in the session scope. Dave's question was basically why make them
If your CFCs aren't stateful that there is no difference between using
CFCs and UDFs. On the other hand, if they are stateful then using UDFs
would be a lot of work for possibly zero benefit. In the end, CFCs and
UDFs should be chosen for how well they map to the needs of the
application. The
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