Why don't you use _javascript_ to return the width? Or is it supposed to
run serverside?
script type=text/_javascript_
function stringMetrics(str){
var tmp = document.createElement(SPAN);
tmp.appendChild(document.createTextNode(str));
tmp.style.display = 'none';
document.body.appendChild(tmp);
Competition is good. competition is good. ;)
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Macromedia contribute comes to mind
On Wed, 18 Aug 2004 18:35:13 -0700, Matt Robertson
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ContentMonger Lite is free and includes a wysiwyg editor, revision
control and a lot of other stuff.
http://mysecretbase.com/CMLite_Home.cfm
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MSB Designs,
can you do a simple admin panel for them to use, like the ones above i presume, ive been using cf for about a month and ive just done an admin panel which i found quite a challenge but i will use these a lot for work. i can edit the data in the table or editable region and del/add stuff to it
I've been taking a look at ContentMonger LiteCMS system, mentioned
elsewhere today by Matt Robertson (http://mysecretbase.com/CMLite_Home.cfm),
and I notice a lot of the decisions in the code are made by what seems to be
a double negative for me.Quite confusing until I got used to it.Is
there any
Don't think there is any real performance advantage, its just coder
preference...
But Matt's way IMHO is incorrect in this instance as Compare can return 3
results and Matt is checking for a Boolean.
Compare can return -1,0 or 1 which is not Boolean.
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From: Michael Kear [mailto:[EMAIL
No, he is checking for a string, not a Boolean. Boolean is either 1/0 or
true/false but not y or n.
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Qasim Rasheed wrote:
I want to recursively delete descendants at all levels. Any thoughts?
How about a self-referencing foreign key with ON DELETE CASCADE?
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Hi All
i would like to do freelance job in Coldfusion ,ASP
how can i proceed,how i need to approch to get freelance job?
if anybody intrest in giving freelance job i can send the prototype which i developed
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Why not copy cfx.jar into your development directory e.g. c:\java ?,
your'e comamnd line would then be much shorter
in c:\java, just type javac -classpath cfx.jar MyHelloColdFusion.java
somewhat easier yes? Then just move the compiled class file to wherever
you want it.
-Original
Ermunless I read it wrong he is using Compare and it is this which is
comparing the string - The actual CFIF is checking for the value returned
back from this Compare which is going to be -1,0,1 which is not
Boolean.the code Matt listed is checking for a boolean value (well he is
assuming
It treats zero as false, and the other two values as true.You can tell
because the following both give the same result:
cfif not Compare(Z,Y)Stuff/cfif
cfif not Compare(Y,Z)Stuff/cfif
while
cfif not Compare(Y,Y)Other stuff/cfifgives a different result.
For my money though, the fact that it's
Hi Guys,
I'm passing a url variable a string/text that has a apostrphee in it.
Ex:
mytext = It's a test
I'm escaping it like this:
window.location.href = "">
I'm passing this url varialbe, url.txt to the select statement,
I get an error:
Incorrect syntax near apos;sapos;.
Can someone
The value -1 is treated as true (odd though, but yes it validates as
true), you are right with the compare returnvalue, but I thought you
meant the value y to be a Boolean value, If not.. erm.. oops .. need a
beer?
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... bbzzz Crystal Ball warming up Bz... I see women... ... the
show me code... in bikini's... .. do you have some example code to show
us? :-)
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Michael Dinowitz had written an article on this years ago. Apparently it was
much faster to use Not compare() back during the CF3 and 4 days.I remember
writing stuff like that then.The reasons for using it became less useful
when CF5 came out since it ran considerably faster
you what? what's your problem? are you a you clown or something?
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Yes,classic...-1 as true :-)
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From: Michael Kear [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 August 2004 12:47
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Subject: RE: Double Negative way of making decisions? Good?
It treats zero as false, and the other two values as true.You can tell
because the following both give the
Compare can return -1,0 or 1 which is not Boolean.
In almost any language, 0 is false and not 0 is true, boolean or not.
Even in C which is strongly typed.
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Can you provide is with example code so we can find out what is
happening?
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Your original post wasn't very informative was it?
It looks like you have
-- page one -
var myText = Show's some example code please;
window.location.href = ''#URL.text#')
/cfquery
I'm guessing here... but you then get the error message that you have
quoted
Incorrect syntax near apos;sapos;.
This is weird, normally the escape function escapes characters as hexadecimals, not in HTML code.
You should have get %27s%27 here.
Are you sure your _javascript_ code does not redefine the escape function for something to escape
characters as HTML codes?
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Try:
mytext = It's a test
window.location.href = "">
If you need to escape a ' inside of a string surrounded by ' marks,
use \ (standard for ECMA escaping), i.e., 'This is Joe\'s example'
-joe
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Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2004 07:51:19 -0400
ok, I'm passing the url variable to the stored procedure
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CFPROCPARAM TYPE=IN
VALUE=#URLDecode(url.text)#
DBVARNAME=@db_txt
CFSQLTYPE=cf_sql_char
This is when the error occurrs. When I execute the query in query analyser
this is what the text looks
VALUE=#URLDecode(url.text)#
You don't have to URLDecode a string passed by URL, it is supposed to be decoded by the HTTP server
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Dear list,
So here I am, at the last line of defence, so to speak: my first app is
due today!
Luckily, I'm nearly finished, but I have another stupid question for
you lot, my new favourite people.I'd like to insert values from an
insert form into two separate tables.I'm planning to use a SQL
what's a you clown; )
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To: CF-Talk
Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2004 8:10 AM
Subject: Re: escaping apostrphee in a select statement
you what? what's your problem? are you a you clown or something?
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I'm not sure I'm following you, Chris. But, are you saying that you're
currently passing the projectname, but you need the projectid? If so, you
can display the projectname and pass the projectid. On your form, just do
this:
select...
option value=#projectid##projectname#/option
/select
-
Hi All,
I've got a (fairly beefy) server sitting upstairs working as a router for the cable connection we've got. I thought to myself, why don't I set this up as a dev server for my CFMX apps? The problem is, it's a SuSe linux distro, and I know next to nothing about setting up CFMX on unix, or
In my backend Access database I have a relationship between two
tables:
TASKS PROJECTS
Project -- projectsID [key]
projectname
That didn't survive reformatting very well.Let me try again:
TASKS
project (linked to projectsID)
PROJECTS
projectsID (the key)
projectname
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On Aug 18, 2004, at 5:58 PM, CF Coder2 wrote:
What other best practices are there to ensure nothing can happen?
One idea would be to add a unique variable in a hidden field to each
form.You would store the variable in a database and clear it when the
form was submitted.If a form was submitted
Hello everyone. I'm having trouble with a CFC and I'm at my wits end. I'm running MX6.1 on a Windows 2003 server with IIS 6. When I go to domain.com/cfc/clients.cfc I get the error:
Error Occurred While Processing Request
File not found: /CFIDE/componentutils/cfcexplorer.cfc
I'm not sure why
Dear list,
I think I'm falling in love with you, all of you.Deanna, thank you so
much, that worked perfectly.
Kind regards,
CK.
On 19 Aug 2004, at 2:05 pm, Deanna Schneider wrote:
I'm not sure I'm following you, Chris. But, are you saying that you're
currently passing the projectname, but
IIRC, there was a time (thru CF5, I believe) where the use of Compare() was said to be faster because it was a numeric function rather than a string comparison (like IS or EQ).So this was an optimization method.I found it difficult to read too so I stuck with IS and suffered the few millisecond
I use JSStringFormat a lot when playing with JS in my ColdFusion, try that..
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 09:04:33 -0400, Ewok [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what's a you clown; )
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Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2004 8:10 AM
Subject: Re: escaping apostrphee in
Error Occurred While Processing Request
File not found: /CFIDE/componentutils/cfcexplorer.cfc
I'm a noob to CFC's but I got the exact same when I called a controller
CFC via HTTP post and I didn't relocate anywhere after it... it seemed
to redirect to the cfc explorer without the redirect to
yeah, you really cant do it easily with a list box, use a select box
as Deanna said..
if not you'd have to pass the string, and first query the string off
the projects table to get the projectid for that project and then
insert it into the tasks table.
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 14:06:53 +0100, Chris
it's looking for the component explorer since you've typed the .cfc
extension - it should present you with the components introspection
resuls. is this what you're expecting? have you got a /cfide mapping
on your virtual server?
jb.
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 09:18:05 -0400, Dan Phillips [EMAIL
Why dont you use JS and let the client do all the validation?
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 15:58:00 +1200, Mark Henderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi Qasim,
I was doing something similar to this when your answer arrived, only I wasn't using urlencoding (though it was still working). After I broke it
it's looking for the component explorer since you've typed the .cfc
extension - it should present you with the components introspection
resuls. is this what you're expecting? have you got a /cfide mapping
on your virtual server?
jb.
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 09:18:05 -0400, Dan Phillips [EMAIL
Why dont you use JS and let the client do all the validation?
Cos a user may have _javascript_ turned off... never trust the client
(well you know what I mean)
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Dan,
Browsing to your CFC directly should bring up the CF Admin login
screen.After entering your password, you'll see the introspection
information for that CFC.
CFC's aren't used directly by your browser, but by your .CFM files.
-joe
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If you log it it should show you the introspection information for the
CFC. The CFC Explorer is secured behind the CF Admin login so that
random outsiders can't see the guts of your CFCs.
Hope that helps,
Brian
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Date: Thu, 19 Aug
Hi Greg,
Letting JS do all your validation is a Very Bad Idea.
First and foremost, users can turn it off at will.
Secondly, most JS validation is only written to validate type, not value.
In general, you should apply validation on the server side that
validates both the type of input, and that
This not what I am saying...
0 = False
Not 0 = True
Not 1 = False
What I am saying is that Compare() can yield 3 return values-1,1 or 0
and by saying cfif NOT Compare(..) you are checking for a Boolean value...
-1 is not Boolean.
_
From: Claude Schneegans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
it brought up the CF admin.
It should say Component Explorer login or something like that, punch
in your password and iit will show you the introspection
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 09:38:29 -0400, Joe Rinehart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dan,
Browsing to your CFC directly should bring up the CF Admin
CFC's aren't used directly by your browser, but by your .CFM files.
I use them as my controller's... my form submit calls the CFC
directly or is this just bad?
(Based on http://www.benorama.com/coldfusion/patterns/part2.htmwhich I
like)
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Brian and Joe,
I think that just might do it. I'll be back if I still run into trouble
:-)
Much thanks! Enjoy a free virtual beverage of your choice. My Treat.
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yeah, you mean never trust a client; )
js is just a luxury for your server's sake and the sake of time for AOL users (heh)
I always have it there to validate my forms but in the end... the cf validation has the final say.
liek d.a said, active scripting could be turned off. You could also have
It's supposed to bring up the CFAdmin.. Fire in your password and then it gives
you the CFC explorer.
Quoting Dan Phillips [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
it's looking for the component explorer since you've typed the .cfc
extension - it should present you with the components introspection
resuls. is this
Hey Neil,
-1 is boolean for true in CF (and in most languages I've dealt with),
therefore doing the boolean test not compare() is a valid boolean
comparison for all three results of compare().
-joe
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From: Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 19 Aug
First and foremost, users can turn it off at will.
Well, is a user turns off his _javascript_, it's HIS problem, and _javascript_ is so much used
that chances he ever reaches a page with a form are very low anyway.
Secondly, most JS validation is only written to validate type, not value.
??? I
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I haven't found an answer one way or the other on rather or not you can adjust the depth of the 3D effect in a cfchart. The flat is... well it's flat and the default 3D depth is way too deep. Any clues?
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Cos a user may have _javascript_ turned off... never trust the client
One of the first thing I do in my apps is to check if the user has _javascript_ turned off.
If yes, he his requested to turn it on.
Gee, he can also close his Browser or pull the plug of his PC, the form won't work either.
If
Well, is a user turns off his _javascript_, it's HIS problem,
and _javascript_ is so much used that chances he ever reaches a
page with a form are very low anyway.
It actually becomes your problem. You have to clean up the mess if one
should occur fomr someone circumventing your JS
But most of the validation can be and SHOULD be done client side on
the contrary.
Must disagree... the more client side validation, the better for the end
user and a better app you will build...
But the most important validation is on the server...
You can build something with only
Dear list,
Here's an odd one.My page projects.cfm links (via a standard A
HREF="" to the page newtask.cfm.
In my browser I get an HTTP 500 error - (The page cannot be
displayed...) but when I refresh it it loads fine.This hasn't
happened in any of my other .cfm pages - any ideas?
I am
Cool, to be honest, ive never really seen -1 as true, thanks thoughafter
all these years its good to know.
_
From: Joe Rinehart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 August 2004 14:53
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Double Negative way of making decisions? Good?
Hey Neil,
-1 is boolean for
One of the most important rules in software development is not to trust
user input. ever!
_javascript_ is an excellent scripting language providing a user friendly
1st layer of notifying problems, fast, and responding to those problems
with another piece of _javascript_. Whether is it
Actually if you want to be really picky I think you will find that
historically -1 is true and 0 is false, the 1 is the value that is not
strictly Boolean.However Claude is correct in saying In almost any
language, 0 is false and not 0 is true, Boolean or not.
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I've got a (fairly beefy) server sitting upstairs working as a router for the cable connection we've got. I thought to myself, why don't I set this up as a dev server for my CFMX apps? The problem is, it's a SuSe
it's pretty easy, i'd never user nix before and i got it going, rh9,
mysql, cfmx! The installer is pretty good,
jb.
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 14:07:23 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I've got a (fairly beefy) server sitting upstairs working as a router for the cable
??? I can write code in _javascript_ to verify whatever I want, almost as easily as in CF.
yeah its not hard, thats not the point
But most of the validation can be and SHOULD be done client side on the contrary.
yes it should, for convenince. But once that is done it should be validated again
But it is treated as boolean.0 is false and anything else is true, including -1 and 3.I use this principle all the time like this:
CFIF qryFoo.RecordCount
--Output records here--
CFELSE
No records found!
/CFIF
Chris
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From: Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) [mailto:[EMAIL
I agree with chris. Have them consume a webservice over SSL that gives
you the order. That way your system can process the order at the time
and send back succes or failure over the webservice.
Adam H
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 09:58:14 -0400, Chris Johnston
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On Thu, 19 Aug
This happens on BD 6.1 as my dev server.
I have this code:
cfset variables.incfilename = attributes.mode .cfm
cfif fileexists(evaluate(variables.incfilename))
cfinclude template=#variables.incfilename#
cfelse
Which produces the error: CFML Runtime error: billingandshipping.cfm
does not
First off, go to tools - options - advanced and uncheck the checkbox that
says show friendly http errors. Then, you might have a reasonable chance
of figuring out what the error really is.
It could be, that if you're saving the file then browsing, that the save
just hasn't finished yet. I get
I suppose my SQL hapbits come through...when I expect a bit operator I
expect it to be Boolean!
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From: Lofback, Chris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 August 2004 15:24
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Double Negative way of making decisions? Good?
But it is treated as boolean.0 is false and
:DI fixed it all by myself.I found the clue in the server log.I'm
turning into a coder!
On 19 Aug 2004, at 3:03 pm, Chris Kavanagh wrote:
Dear list,
Here's an odd one. My page projects.cfm links (via a standard A
HREF="" to the page newtask.cfm.
In my browser I get an HTTP 500 error - (The
Claude,
When a user turns off _javascript_, it's their preference, and very much
your problem.If you're using at as the sole means to make sure a
string is a string and a number is a number, you're likely to begin
getting emails about users encountering ColdFusion errors.
I can write code in
Maybe I am reading the following line wrong, but it looks like you are
trying to evaluate the filename as a variable.
cfif fileexists(evaluate(variables.incfilename))
Shouldn't the above be as follows?
cfif fileexists(variables.incfilename)
-Matt
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Hi everyone,
I was told by a few advanced Flash developpers in a community I follow
(mainly french speaking developers from Quebec, France) that they
abandonned trying out ColdFusion because they couldn't find ColdFusion
tutorials, forums, documentation (PHP.net style, cause let's face it
MM
You have this block:
cfif fileexists(evaluate(variables.incfilename))
cfinclude template=#variables.incfilename#
cfelse
...
I think the issue is that you're testing to see if
Evaluate(variables.incfilename) exists, but then you're only
including variables.incfilename.Try cfinclude
Right, first I had cfif fileexists(variables.incfilename), but it
yields the same result, I was just playing around to see if anything
would help and my last revolution was trying the evaluate. It doesn't
really matter though, because it IS getting past that cfif and into the
cfinclude, but then
I haven't found an answer one way or the other on rather or not you can adjust the depth of the 3D effect in a cfchart. The flat is... well it's flat and the default 3D depth is way too deep. Any clues?
CFCHART
xOffset = number between -1 and 1
yOffset = number between -1 and 1
If I'm not
That or possibly timing out (due to load maybe). When I write my apps, I do it at home on a server2003 machine on a Roadrunner connection everything is fine and fast locally, but when I start showing it to a few other people, the load gets to be too much for the connection and pages start timing
Nope, same result.
Also, cfoutput#variables.incfilename#/cfoutput gives the same value
as cfoutput#evaluate(variables.incfilename)#/cfoutput
The evaluate just got in there as I was playing around with things. It's
not really useful in this code. Remove all the evaluates and you still
get the
heh good job, what was it
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From: Chris Kavanagh
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2004 10:32 AM
Subject: SOLVED: 500 error until I refresh
:DI fixed it all by myself.I found the clue in the server log.I'm
turning into a coder!
On 19 Aug 2004, at 3:03 pm,
You are not modifying it for path so fileexists( ) should crap out - unless BD does relative paths... does it? Also -
what's with the evaluate( ) function? Seems superflous to me.
-mk
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From: Ken Ferguson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2004 9:31 AM
Is it possible to use a SMTP server that requires authentication with the
cfmail tag?
Excuse me for not just googleing it, but I'm stuck behind a proxy at work.
-Mike
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heh good job, what was it
I was CFOUTPUTing a value that I hadn't CFQUERYd.Rookie mistake...
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that seems to do some pretty weird (useless) things to a bar graph. Doesn't seem to change the depth or the effect of it at all
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To: CF-Talk
Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2004 10:43 AM
Subject: Re: CFCHART 3D Depth
I haven't found an answer one
But once that is done it should be validated again on server side.
Ah ok, I agree with that. Validate on the server, but validate first client side.
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In testing locally I found that FileExists() seems to be the problem.
Basically, nothing inside the cfif executes. Simply including a template
based on a variable without checking to see if it exists works.
In fact, the following template shows this strange behavior.
cfset foo = index.cfm
cfif
When a user turns off _javascript_, it's their preference, and very much
your problem.
Ok, I admit I almost exclusively write intranet applications that always require _javascript_ enabled,
It is part of the specifications of the product, otherwise the application will simply not run.
I agree
Must disagree... the more client side validation, the better for the end
user and a better app you will build...
Then you don't desagree, you agree ;-)
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I didn't think it through very well before posting. I just got
frustrated and asked.
The problem was, or rather is, that I am an idiot. The evaluate was
only in there because I was playing around with it. I was getting the
EXACT same results without it in there. However, I was causing another
Are you sure that the CFIF is getting passed?It really seems like that
should fail.
It seems like the error could be misleading and being thrown at the CFFF
rather than the CFINCLUDE - try commenting out the CFINCLUDE and see if you
still get the problem.
If you do then you know, at least, that
Matt,
Yes but... fileexists requires the fule path (i.e. e:\wwwroot\index.cfm - not just index.cfm) so I would definitley
expect the cfif to return FALSE - or am I missing something?
-mark
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I have a question... sometimes when going from one page to another, my
jsessionid changes and my session variables get dropped. It happens if
I'm submitting a form with enctype=multipart/form-data (if uploading
a file) while carrying the urltoken through the URL. It's also happens
when I'm using
I would imagine that: cfmail's username=usernamevaluehere and
password=passwordvaluehere attributes should work just fine for that
purpose.
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From: techmike [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2004 10:01 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: cfmail and SMTP authentication?
Is it
Then you don't desagree, you agree ;-)
I do agree with the more client side the better... I know it's pretty
bad, but it's usually my deadlines that define how much client side
validation I get to put in.
Cheers Claude :)
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dc
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it'd be handy to know if CFMX suse mysql apache actually works!
SuSE 7.2,7.3, and 8.x are listed as supported Operating Systems for
ColdFusion MX, so if your running one of those versions it shuldn't be
too hard to get working. If your running a different version,
About 2 weeks ago there was a thread on looping over monthly dates I
need to take it a step further
I'd like to loop over a date range in DAYS.
Say startdate=06/01/2004 endate=08/06/2004 and have it loop consecutively
through each day of the month until it gets to the end date.
At 11:09 AM 8/19/2004, you wrote:
I didn't think it through very well before posting. I just got
frustrated and asked.
So, in the end, I'm not sure if
I'm going to be switching over to BD at all.
Why switch to begin with? Do you need functionality in BD that is not in CFMX, or is it the price
Hrm, I get an attribute validation error with that..I'm running MX 6.0
if that makes a difference..
I tried doing a cfpop first to see if my server would authenticate like
that, but no such luck..:(
-mike
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