Re: Richtext Editor Woes

Scott, Just for future knowledge, you can limit the abilities of the user based upon their role. config.accessControl = arrayNew(1); config.accessControl[1] = structNew(); config.accessControl[1].role = '*'; config.accessControl[1].resourceType = '*'; config.accessControl[1].folder = '/'; confi

RE: Richtext Editor Woes

Thanks Russ, But turning off the buttons did not satisfy the CF security updates. So since I had an abundance of time this weekend I installed, configured the Following and I am now a happy camper: CKEditor, latest version, CFFM latest version by Mr. Rick Root (Loud Applause), And I now have an

Re: Richtext Editor Woes

you can specify every single option in the ckeditor config to be on or off, it is very flexible. On Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 6:06 PM, Scott Weikert wrote: > > I don't recall if there's an easy config setting to turn off uploads, > but it's not difficult to go into the relevent code and comment out t

Re: BoogieBounce on Linux?

BoogieTools does have a Linux version now - and according to the BoogieTools contact guy, it's a shared object. I'm not finding any real helpful info on how to use CF (or in my case, Railo - even if CF9 does it, Railo may not) to connect to and interact with a shared object, though. Anyone ou

Re: Richtext Editor Woes

I don't recall if there's an easy config setting to turn off uploads, but it's not difficult to go into the relevent code and comment out the "upload" button. Are you still on FCKEditor or CKEditor (i.e. v2 vs. v3)? On 12/30/11 4:21 PM, Terry Troxel wrote: > Is it possible to safely use FCKedi

Re: cffile action=write - permissions being set incorrectly (CF8.1)

Wayne, You may need to check to see what the directory is set to. Also check the ownership of the directory. By default the Linux OS writes files as 644. You can set the default in the /etc/profile file using the umask command. Drew Nathanson Technical Synergy, Inc. >I am using cffile to wri

cffile action=write - permissions being set incorrectly (CF8.1)

I am using cffile to write files to a linux directory but the permissions are not being set correctly. I'm interested in '777' but cffile sets them to '644'. Has anyone else had this problem? -- *Wayne Gregori* \ ~| Orde

RE: Lost SESSION variables - sometimes

Thanks. I'll try that. -Original Message- From: Russ Michaels [mailto:r...@michaels.me.uk] Sent: Friday, December 30, 2011 7:05 PM To: cf-talk Subject: Re: Lost SESSION variables - sometimes it is probably a cookie issue as this is how the session is tracked. clear the cookies and