Thanks in part to your responses I have agreement to skip cf6 and go straight
to 7.
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Jim,
This is done for security reasons. Imagine someone creating his own
scripting to access Javascript methods which return sensitive
information (bankaccount).
There are some things one can do, like P3P tags, but essentially it
comes down to someone modifying the cross domain scripting
Some of our email seems to get lost and either stuck in the queue or not sent
at all. I checked the log files of the SMTP server and found this... what do
you guys make of it?
any idea why our email server would be returning this in the log file?
00:03:44 dns_query: rcode=refused for from
Ray
Thanks for your help the following q of q solved the problem
cfquery name=GetResults dbtype=query select * from GetResults
where custom2 IN (#PreserveSingleQuotes(session.groupname)#) /cfquery
-Original Message-
From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 May 2005
Protoculture wrote:
any idea why our email server would be returning this in the log file?
00:03:44 dns_query: rcode=refused for from 158.152.1.43:53
I guess it misses a record to query for and it should read:
00:03:44 dns_query: rcode=refused for record from 158.152.1.43:53
That would
Aldon wrote:
Imports System.Security.Cryptography
Private Function ComputeHash(ByVal Key As String) As String
Dim objSHA1 As New SHA1CryptoServiceProvider
objSHA1.ComputeHash(System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(Key.ToCharArray))
Dim buffer() As Byte = objSHA1.Hash
Dim HashValue As String =
huh? so what does that mean to someone who has no idea about SMTP?
Protoculture wrote:
any idea why our email server would be returning this in the log file?
00:03:44 dns_query: rcode=refused for from 158.152.1.43:53
I guess it misses a record to query for and it should read:
00:03:44
Protoculture wrote:
huh? so what does that mean to someone who has no idea about SMTP?
dns-speak for:
FQDN == fully qualified domain name
canonicalization == converting domain names (or any kind of data) into
some standard representation
validated/scrubbed your email addresses?
cf_smug
All of this guff makes me glad I have Oracle Text at my command. With
one query I can add any number of custom criteria to a full-text query
and get back exactly what I want. Anyone who has Oracle should check it
out.
/cf_smug
-Original Message-
From: Ian Vaughan [mailto:[EMAIL
Here's my environment.
Two Windows 2003 servers, IIS6, CF7 using Windows Load Balancing
ColdFusion Standard in a windows domain
Code is all served up from a clustered fileshare. CFMX is running as a
domain account as well as the Search Service. Both ColdFusions are
configured to talk to the
in a second test, creating a local verity collection and leaving search/cfmx
running as a cfmxservice account i was able to query the collection (populated
with the same data)
Am i able to have verity access remote collections? Is it a good idea to have a
single collection being accessed by
Congratulations!
Looking forward to helping out with your migration questions :P
There's a great manual that comes with 7 (maybe only in pdf) that talks
about the migration process and considerations.
- Calvin
On 5/24/05 2:44 AM, mike hanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks in part to your
Alright, so I did some more digging and found the following problem that seems
to plague or system...
WSACONNABORTED - Software caused connection abort.
An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine,
possibly due to a data transmission timeout or protocol error.
It
Thank you Pascal for your answer. But don't work for us. With CF
I(administrator user) can view all files stored in that protected
dir/server. But final user(without rights for read/write) don't...
Using cflocation, cffile with read and after write, all fails... Do
you have other choice?
Can help
There are generally two reasons for something like that:
1) The code is very old - we've still got code from CF 2.0
around and it's pretty damn nasty. ;^) A lot of the stuff
we take for granted (structs, scopes as structs, even arrays)
didn't exist in earlier versions of the language.
I'm not sure what you're asking and want to be.
Ben and Isaac (a biblical sounding pair if ever
I've heard one) have already shown you several
methods for accessing arbitrary form fields.
My confusion is your mention of CFPARAM.
CFPARAM has nothing specifically to do with
Forms - it's
The final user does not need access to that folder, just CF. Let's say I
want to access a file C:\docs\test.doc, but the user doesn't have access
to C:\docs. CF has access to it, and the user has access to a CF
application in the webroot.
Create a file download.cfm under the webroot somewhere and
Basically, you just see if your JavaScript can successfully invoke
window.open(). There is a myriad of ways to do that, so it would be fun to
self-explore and look for alternate solutions. :)
Cheers,
[ simon.cpu ]
i was on a site once and i clicked on popup and it said i had a popup
Hello all,
Im having some trouble finding some concrete info on exactly what is needed to
get the SMS Event Gateway working.
From what I can gather I can go about it 1 of 2 way.
Either obtain SMPP accounts with all of the wireless providers, OR work with a
Connection Aggregator (3rd
Thanx Pascal
I'm using this script to show to the user
a href=### onclick=javascript:
window.open('file://CA_LA_Fresno/Docs/FresnoPower.doc');
title=Please click here to view this documentoFresnoPower.doc/a
All users have READ only access to Docs subdir.
In that situation if user clicks
I'm using this script to show to the user
a href=### onclick=javascript:
window.open('file://CA_LA_Fresno/Docs/FresnoPower.doc');
title=Please click here to view this documentoFresnoPower.doc/a
All users have READ only access to Docs subdir.
In that situation if user clicks
On Tuesday 24 May 2005 06:54, S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
cfparam name=x default=
instead of this:
cfparam name=form.x default=
I'm still not entirely certain how that comes across as the question
he asked, except perhaps that he's trying to scope his variables as
say variables.x instead of
Thanx Dave,
CF lives in CA_LA_WS server and all docs lives in CA_LA_Fresno server.
How to show for our users docs stored in CA_LA_Fresno server with IE?
It's possible? For IE I need to store my files in CF server?
2005/5/24, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm using this script to show to the
On Monday 23 May 2005 22:03, Jim Davis wrote:
The developer in question used it as an example of how hard it was to do
simple things in CF compared to Java in meeting. I wrote #listfirst(var,
-)# and #listlast(var, -)# on the whiteboard. ;^)
In general, I prefer to program in PHP since I
CF lives in CA_LA_WS server and all docs lives in CA_LA_Fresno
server. How to show for our users docs stored in CA_LA_Fresno
server with IE? It's possible? For IE I need to store my files
in CF server?
You have all sorts of options. You can allow direct access via UNC path to
the server in
On Tuesday 24 May 2005 06:54, S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
cfparam name=x default=
instead of this:
cfparam name=form.x default=
I'm still not entirely certain how that comes across as
the question
he asked, except perhaps that he's trying to scope his
variables as
say variables.x instead of
Thanx Dave.
and that your clients have network logon rights to that machine and read
access to the share in question... it's impossible!
What's UNC? How to setup?
Thanx once more again.
2005/5/24, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
CF lives in CA_LA_WS server and all docs lives in
Hi all,
Does anybody recognize this URL string pattern (%C2%A0%C2%A0It) as a
security exploit? For example:
http://www.mywebsite.com/form.cfm?ID=89%C2%A0%C2%A0It
It produces the following error in CF:
Incorrect syntax near 'Â'.
SQL = select * from DbName
where (ID = 89Â Â It)
I've received
Please tell me you are using cfqueryparam?
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My guess is that you're using CFencrypt on a variable before you pass it
through a query param. Is this the case?
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: David Delbridge [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 10:57 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Security Issue?
Hi all,
Does anybody
Hi all,
Does anybody recognize this URL string pattern
(%C2%A0%C2%A0It) as a
security exploit? For example:
http://www.mywebsite.com/form.cfm?ID=89%C2%A0%C2%A0It
It produces the following error in CF:
Incorrect syntax near 'Â'.
SQL = select * from DbName
where (ID = 89Â Â It)
I've
and that your clients have network logon rights to that
machine and read access to the share in question... it's
impossible!
What's UNC? How to setup?
If that's impossible, you won't be able to offer links using the file:
pseudo-protocol. If the service account used by the CF server
-Original Message-
From: Richard Crawford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 12:30 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: There's got to be a way around this
On Monday 23 May 2005 22:03, Jim Davis wrote:
The developer in question used it as an example of how hard it was
XSLT can be a little bit tricky to get your head around if you are new
to it. For example, variables can only be set once within their scope
and you often use recursion implicitly (apply-templates) or explicitly
(call a template inside of itself) to get things done that you might
you accomplish
Thanks, Sean. Yes, I've wondered why JVM's seem to be installed by default with
the ability for any programmer to call a Garbage Collection. I've never heard
anyone say it was good to do (though I don't doubt there could be cases where
it would be good).
And I agree about protecting the
I'm using XMLhttp to do some RIA stuff. Rather than having a separate
CFM file for each XML file that I need to return, I want to have a
single CFC with a bunch of methods in it that return the proper
content (XML, using cfheader/cfcontent) to the app.
The question is, can I do this (and is it
Just check the code of that page (view source) and see how they did it.
i was on a site once and i clicked on popup and it said i had a popup
blocker enabled, cant remember site, anyone have a script 4 that?
Thanks
~Dave the disruptor~
http://www.visitor-stats.com/articles/detect-popup-blocker.php
Dan.
Connie DeCinko wrote:
Just check the code of that page (view source) and see how they did it.
i was on a site once and i clicked on popup and it said i had a popup
blocker enabled, cant remember site, anyone have a
Hi,
Is there a way to format the xml string before writing back to the file? The
problem I have is when I use toString(xmlObject) to convert the xml object to
string to write to a file, it becomes one long ugly string. Is there an easy
to format it with indentation and all?
Johnny
Not with CF natively. XML (like HTML) is whitespace agnostic, so the
XML doesnt care if it's one long line, or a nicely formatted
(according to an arbitrary human). You could probably write a
formatter fairly easily, depending on the complexity of the formatting
rules you wanted to enforce.
At
parse it into an xml object, then use:
xmlobj.getDocumentElement().toString()
except that will probably Unicode format it, dunno if theres a
unicode2msdos() function floating around anywhere...
-Original Message-
From: Johnny Le [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 May 2005 18:36
To:
Is there a way to format the xml string before writing back
to the file? The problem I have is when I use
toString(xmlObject) to convert the xml object to string to
write to a file, it becomes one long ugly string. Is there
an easy to format it with indentation and all?
I would
cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=No
/cfcomponent
Are there any glaring errors in this code that would explain why I'm
not getting anything but whitespace back?
You are using CFSETTING to require output be within a CFOUTPUT tag. I'm not
sure how that plays with your CFHEADER and CFCONTENT tags.
On 5/24/05, Pete Ruckelshaus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using XMLhttp to do some RIA stuff. Rather than having a separate
CFM file for each XML file that I need to return, I want to have a
single CFC with a bunch of methods in it that return the proper
content (XML, using
Also, with CF 7, you can pass parameters to XMLParse(), so if you want
to separate your data from your display logic, you can put your data
in the XML and pass the display options to XMLParse() at runtime.
If you would like to perform XSLT transformation with parameters you can
check this UDF:
UNC:
\\servername\sharename\directory\file
AFAIK, your CF service will need to login as a user with rights to the
remote server
-Original Message-
From: Michel Deloux [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 May 2005 17:45
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Viewing files in another server/directory
Dave,
That's what I'm doing in a similar CFM page (that I want to convert to
CFC), and it works fine:
cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=yes showdebugoutput=no
cfquery name=getEmail datasource=local
select firstname, email
fromtblArsUsers
where
On Tuesday 24 May 2005 10:12, Jim Davis wrote:
In my company however this is the norm: we moved away from CF almost purely
on the say-so of the Java programmers like the one I mentioned and their
assertions that Java was easier to work with.
In short they produced complete crap and blamed the
Thanx Dave
using CFCONTENT and CFHEADER I need to get that file right? After that
I can send that file to user browser... Works with users with no
server rights?
2005/5/24, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
and that your clients have network logon rights to that
machine and read access to
If it helps, I wrote a little UDF for this...can't guarantee it'll be
100% on all of the time, I scrawled it out quickly for my own quick
use a while back.
cffunction name=prettyXml returnType=string output=false
cfargument name=xmlNode
cfargument name=depth default=0
Is there a way to format the xml string before writing
back
to the file? The problem I have is when I use
toString(xmlObject) to convert the xml object to string
to
write to a file, it becomes one long ugly string. Is
there
an easy to format it with indentation and all?
I would
On Tuesday 24 May 2005 10:12, Jim Davis wrote:
In my company however this is the norm: we moved away
from CF almost purely
on the say-so of the Java programmers like the one I
mentioned and their
assertions that Java was easier to work with.
In short they produced complete crap and blamed
This should work fine (if slowly) asside from the fact that you need
to add xmlformat() around the attribute and text node values.
If it helps, I wrote a little UDF for this...can't
guarantee it'll be
100% on all of the time, I scrawled it out quickly for my
own quick
use a while back.
Yes, I do have the need for that. That is why I asked. I auto-generate the
circuit.xml files, but I want other developers to be able to manually edit them
if needed without any difficulty.
Kerry, your suggestion seems to do the trick. Thank you.
Johnny
Is there a way to format the xml
Not with CF natively. XML (like HTML) is whitespace
agnostic, so the
XML doesnt care if it's one long line, or a nicely
formatted
(according to an arbitrary human). You could probably
write a
formatter fairly easily, depending on the complexity of
the formatting
rules you wanted to
On 5/24/05, Pete Ruckelshaus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave,
That's what I'm doing in a similar CFM page (that I want to convert to
CFC), and it works fine:
cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=yes showdebugoutput=no
cfquery name=getEmail datasource=local
select firstname, email
If you're just looking to quickly see your output, You could just write it
out and set the content type of the page.
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: S. Isaac Dealey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 12:23 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: format XML string?
Is there a way
that works, thanks!
~Dave the disruptor~
From: Daniel Mackey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 1:36 PM
To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Subject: Re: popup blocker detector script
hence the cant remember site in my ? ;)~
~Dave the disruptor~
From: Connie DeCinko [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 1:32 PM
To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Subject: RE: popup blocker detector script
Just check the code of that page
Johnny Le [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, I do have the need for that.
You can try a pretty printer XSLT. This should be a starting point:
xsl:stylesheet
version=1.0
xmlns:xsl=http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform;
!--Normalize whitespace by stripping space
From what I see happening, you'd probably be better off returning a string
with the content and handling the output elsewhere. The method you're using
isn't very flexible and the cfcontent within a CFC isn't a real good idea.
Also, I've had issues where only whitespace is returned if there is
Dave C,
Thanks, but I was unable to get that to work when calling it via URL.
At this point I'm more focused on getting it to work than I am on
CFC best practices, and getting it to work isn't, well, working.
Macromedia's docs are incomplete and nearly devoid of useful examples.
I hate to say
I spoke too soon, Kerry. It didn't work. The toString() function seems to
work properly when you create the file for the first time, but when you access
an existing xml file and modify it with the xmlElemNew() and other xml
functions, then the output is just one long string.
Also some of you
Any chance one of you have experience with using CF to format a standardized
ACH file? Any CFC's or custom tags that will do this?
I was going to write one, but no need to reinvent if it already exists.
Thanks!
Chris
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This should work fine (if slowly) asside from the fact that you need
to add xmlformat() around the attribute and text node values.
Thanks, I'll add them in if I ever need to use it again. It was put
together in about 10 minutes for debug purposes a while back when I
couldn't use a browser
On 5/24/05, Pete Ruckelshaus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave C,
Thanks, but I was unable to get that to work when calling it via URL.
At this point I'm more focused on getting it to work than I am on
CFC best practices, and getting it to work isn't, well, working.
Macromedia's docs are
Also some of you missed my point, I am trying to format it so
it would look readable when I modify it in Dreamweaver or
CFEclipse. I don't have problem viewing it in IE or on a web
page. So I don't see how XSLT can play a role here.
If you export the string to a file, and let your
using CFCONTENT and CFHEADER I need to get that file right? After
that I can send that file to user browser... Works with users with
no server rights?
Yes, you would be fetching the file with CF, then returning it to the
browser.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
So I don't see how XSLT can play a role here.
It can play a role, because you can post-process your XML string using XSLT
as pretty printer.
Try the code below (hope carriage returns will not break it):
cfsavecontent variable=xslStr
xsl:stylesheet version=1.0
I have one but unfortunately the code is not public to use. It our
proprietary ACH file writer. I can however answer any questions you might
have writing one. A lot of 7 records are different depending on which
financial institution you are sending it to, but all the formatting and line
The new CF database drivers based on DataDirect 3.4 came out a couple
weeks ago. Are there any early adopters who have tried these on busy
systems with success? Are they better than the last, about the same,
anything? I'll even accept me too type posts (or even aol/ as we
learned yesterday).
If you export the string to a file, and let your XML-aware text editor (or
other XML reader software like a browser) know it's an XML file (typically
by the file extension), the text editor will automatically display it as a
tree. Unfortunately, the current version of Dreamweaver doesn't seem to
Good point. I do, but then there's a small matter of a few hundred
hosting customers
Dave
Damien McKenna wrote:
Please tell me you are using cfqueryparam?
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Using CFCONTENT and CFHEADER with MS Word files show me a
Save/Download screen in IE. Please look my simple code:
view_files.cfm?fileX=file://CA_LA_Fresno/systems/Fresno2004_12.doc
in view_files I remove file: and change / bar to \ bar and after::
cfheader name=Content-Disposition
I'm afraid not. The offending characters arrived unpromted in the URL.
Dave
Kevin Aebig wrote:
My guess is that you're using CFencrypt on a variable before you pass it
through a query param. Is this the case?
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: David Delbridge [mailto:[EMAIL
Pete,
What are you doing with the XML once it is returned via the CFC? Are
you returning for the javascript to manipulate it or is the javascript
going to write it directly to the page?
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Your method works, but it doesn't do indentation. I'll look more into it.
Thanks.
Johnny
So I don't see how XSLT can play a role here.
It can play a role, because you can post-process your XML string using XSLT
as pretty printer.
Try the code below (hope carriage returns will not break it):
Your method works, but it doesn't do indentation. I'll look more into it.
Thanks.
Yes, the XSLT code I posted is too generic for doing indentation too. You
have to customize it, that's why I said it was a starting point.
Massimo Foti
Tools for ColdFusion and
If you really need to view it, open the xml in IE or an xml editor like
XML Spy. They will format it nicely for display regardless of the
file's formatting.
M!ke
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From what I have seen, ACH files are just fixed-width files. Sometimes,
the format can be flexible. The parser, on the other end, can be setup
to read your format and do what it needs to do.
We had the need for this on our mainframe. It only created fixed-width
text files. There was nothing
That's the proper behavior. If you want them to display in the browser,
you'll ned to change your value=attachment; to value=inline;
- Original Message -
From: Michel Deloux [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 2:49 PM
Subject: Re: Viewing
Hi guys,
I¹m using the CFFORM tag and wanted to add some extra validation.
My tag is like so:
cfform
action = /?kissMyDate=yes
format = Flash
skin = haloBlue
width = 400 height=420
name=Part1
onsubmit=if(
This question is in regards to CFMX 6.1 Enterprise.
I am working on a box I inherited and in the admin there is no link to the
Java and JVM settings. I have never seen this before and I have no idea
where to even look to correct this. Could the installation be corrupt? All
CF pages seem to
This reminds me of something that my boss and I argued about... I said that
query recordsets and forms are structures, and he said that it's not the same
kind of structure as a struct(), that the structure function is better because
it's indexed and that the query and forms are not real
I would like to nest a query object inside of a structure that is returned by a
web service I'm building. The web service is to be consumed by CFMX. I
thought I had it working at one point, but now I get an ugly error that says
the QueryBean cannot be deserialized.
So, now I'm wondering if
Dave,
I get back a blank page. There is some whitespace (CR/LF's, tabs).
No error messages.
Donnie,
I'm trying to access the CFC directly and return XML data so that I
can use it in an xmlhttp.request transaction to populate some form
fields, sort of like Google suggest.
Thanks
Pete
sounds like you have the J2EE version with full Jrun. In this case the
CFAdmin tool doesn't have this. You can use the JMC, I think its fixed now,
used to have a bug that messedup your JVM settings. Personally, I mod these
directly. See JRun/bin for your jvm.config. Note by default, this file
I'm not sure you could actually make an argument one way or another. Like
most tools, they're better than the other depending on the situation. To say
that one is real is to assume the other is fake... and everyone knows
thats not the case.
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: Rebecca Wells
It could be a homemade spider from overseas. In what context is the page
called? Is it an include, a website page, webapp page? Is it under SSL? Is
it protected in any way?
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: David Delbridge [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 1:52 PM
To:
-Original Message-
From: Rebecca Wells [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 5:30 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Structures vs. Real Structures
This reminds me of something that my boss and I argued about... I said
that query recordsets and forms are structures, and he
You're not passing your variables.
cfif IsDefined(DUE)
cfset qryvar = DUE /
cfelseif isdefined(PASTDUE)
cfset qryvar = PASTDUE /
A HREF=loaddataSummaryResults.cfm?StartRow=#Next#qryvar=#qryvar#
On 5/20/05, WebStop Internet Services wrote:
Help! This keeps failing after the
So, if you can't just use the structname[structKey] kind of reference for a
query then how can you reference reference a query value using this model, if
at all?
-Original Message-
The FORM scope (and all other scopes) are plain-jane structs - there's no
real difference between them
It's a public webpage. No SSL. The ID variable simply specifies which
news story to view.
Dave
Kevin Aebig wrote:
It could be a homemade spider from overseas. In what context is the page
called? Is it an include, a website page, webapp page? Is it under SSL? Is
it protected in any way?
actually you can...
queryname.columnName[rowNumber]
(which is a way to loop over query data in cfscript)
On 5/24/05, Rebecca Wells [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, if you can't just use the structname[structKey] kind of reference for a
query then how can you reference reference a query value
On 5/24/05, Pete Ruckelshaus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I get back a blank page. There is some whitespace (CR/LF's, tabs).
If you return a value from a CFC, it's only useful if you call it from
other CF code. If you attempt to call it via the browser as you are
doing, then the Servlet API encodes
ina ll the good browsers this script auto resizes to the pics size but in ie it
doesn't, it just goes to the 200 x 200 is there a hack for it?
script language=JavaScript type=text/javascript
function PopupPic(sPicURL) {
window.open( popup.cfm?+sPicURL, ,
How the heck does that change the window size in any browser? looks to me
that it hardcodes the window size to 200x200...which is what IE is
doing...what's that about the good browsers Dave?? ;-)
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP Director of E-Commerce Development
Electric Edge Systems Group Inc.
On Tuesday 24 May 2005 16:57, Bryan Stevenson wrote:
How the heck does that change the window size in any browser? looks to me
that it hardcodes the window size to 200x200...which is what IE is
doing...what's that about the good browsers Dave?? ;-);-)
Uh oh... *donning asbestos pajamas*
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them./font/b/pThat is a user-configurable setting in the browser. For
example, I may have FF set to auto-scale the images (no scroll bars), but in
IE, I want to see
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