I don't think you're gonna be able to do that. The whole idea is for it
to be undecipherable and not be able to be reverse-engineered.
jonese wrote:
I'm trying to reverse engineer a hash and i'm not sure what could
product something like this:
931c6ff8d9e365bfb412
the value returned by
Well, what server is he on? Couldn't we just do this with an .htaccess
file?
Rob Wilkerson wrote:
This is all true, but it sounds like the real problem is 404
detection. The redirection is required if, and only if, the requested
page isn't found. That means detecting the 404 header and
Cf_Avery is a tag I've used in the past that sounds right up you alley.
I haven't been following this thread, so sorry if this has already been
suggested.
http://tinyurl.com/gvg67
Ray
Sandra Clark wrote:
Sam Neff was doing that with a formatting to turn a CF/HTML document to
serve word.
.
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To: CF-Talk
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Cf_Avery is a tag I've used in the past that sounds right up you alley.
I haven't been following
disclaimer: I haven't ever used this service.
Intermedia offers this as part of their hosting plan. Like I said, I've
never used it, but every time I log in, the advertisement is there.
http://intermedia.net/it-professionals/web-hosting/add-on-services/web-hosting-fax-via-email.asp
or
If my host allows me to have a 404 error page, why doesn't it work when
using cf file extensions? Is this an IIS or other setting? When I go to
(nonexistent) foo.cfm on my page, I get the File Not Found CF error.
If I go to (nonexistent) foo.html, IIS delivers the nice 404 page I created.
Is
hrm, well, this for a shared host, where I have no access to that.
I'm off to write to support people right now.
Thanks again.
S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
There's a setting for that in your IIS site preferences.
Home Directory tab
Configuration button @ lower right
select the .cfm extension
these instructions will suffice? I'll just copy and paste, if that's
the case.
S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
Yup... But they may not know about the fix for it (or that it's a
problem), so if you can send them explicit instructions they might be
willing to implement them. :)
Good luck with
They actually knew all about it, so Kudo's to CrystalTech for being in
the know!
S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
Yup... But they may not know about the fix for it (or that it's a
problem), so if you can send them explicit instructions they might be
willing to implement them. :)
Good luck with
LOL, well I figured that. I guess what I meant was that all there was
to it. But, I;ve got my answer now, in roundabout kinda way.
Thanks Ike.
S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
Well I hope so. :) If not I have to wonder why they're in the Windows
hosting business. :)
these instructions will
I think you just need to add an anchor to the end of your URL string:
a
href=index_lab.cfm?ppid=#lpid#id=#url.id#gr=#url.gr#la=#url.la###woohoo
class=lablinkblue
(assumed that you have the a tag surrounded by cfoutput)
Is that what you're asking?
Eric J. Hoffman wrote:
Have some dynamic
#gr=#url.gr#la=#url.la###woohoo
class=lablinkblue
On 3/31/06, Ray Champagne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you just need to add an anchor to the end of your URL string:
a
href=index_lab.cfm?ppid=#lpid#id=#url.id#gr=#url.gr#la=#url.la###woohoo
class=lablinkblue
(assumed that you have
Anyone know of a reliable way to get the width of a window, including
scrollbar offset in FF?
I have borrowed the following script that calculates the width of the
browser window, no matter if the window is maximized or not. The
problem I am having with this in FireFox is that when there is a
You can't use a DB?
Jeremy Bunton wrote:
I have an application that has many forms that are saved in sessions as the
user jumps from page to page, allowing them to see what they had entered on
any page at any given time. Now the users want to be able to hit a button,
save the entry and come
So, what's the verdict of the best workaround if I want to refresh a
page after using cfcontent to download a file? Is this possible at all?
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tried it, but I would assume it's impossible in the same
way it's impossible to display page content if there's a cflocation
tag present. The cflocation occurs on the server side. Content
delivery - in any form - takes place on the client side.
On 3/23/06, Ray Champagne [EMAIL PROTECTED
enough to fool the user's eye.
Thanks for the help.
Ray
Rob Wilkerson wrote:
I've done this using a hidden iframe and I imagine you could also do
it using AJaX, but I haven't tried it that way. For me, this isn't a
problem that comes up very often.
On 3/23/06, Ray Champagne [EMAIL
Have you tried using Chr(009) instead of the comma?
Christophe Maso wrote:
If I have a tab-delimited text file I want to make into a query object using
cfhttp, how should I enter the value for the delimiter attribute in the
cfhttp tag? The O'Reilly book demonstrates how to write it for
Um, unless I am mistaken, PaperThin isn't for those with a small (or
even medium) budget
Dawson, Michael wrote:
Check out www.paperthin.com.
M!ke
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Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2006 12:53 PM
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From: Ray Champagne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 4:43 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: [CSS] ul and display:inline
Is it normal behavior for a unordered list to lose the disc
Yea, I even did a clean page test case to make sure. That was my
first thought too.
Jerry Johnson wrote:
Are you sure the disc is disappearing, and not just being lost due to
margin and spacing and overlapping issues?
On 3/21/06, Ray Champagne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it normal
What version of CF are u using?
Charles Heizer wrote:
Hello,
I have a xml doc and I want to parse it. What I would like to know is
How do I loop through ZSERVICELIST and build a list of all of the
tags (e.g. ZSVCMODE). I found that I can find out how man tags
there are by using
What I should have added in my last post is that CF now has many XML
functions built right in, like XMLParse, etc that should work for you.
Charles Heizer wrote:
Hello,
I have a xml doc and I want to parse it. What I would like to know is
How do I loop through ZSERVICELIST and build a list
WACK WACK WACK!
http://tinyurl.com/omgkm
Quintessential!
Snake wrote:
www.easycfm.com might be a good start
Also read the docs that come with CF and check the example applications.
Russ
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Sent: 09 March
Anyone have a good downloadable list of XSL functions they care to share?
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Yea, that's the one I've been using, and the same thing bugged me.
Thought someone might have a secret link to one that I couldn't find
via Google.
S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
Anyone have a good downloadable list of XSL functions they
care to share?
I use these two:
I'm putting together an app that will create an XML doc on-the-fly that
can then be stored for use in email output. I have three child nodes -
one for the Story Link, one for the Story Headline and one for the
Story Teaser Text (bodytext). I've been able to build the first two,
no problems,
OK, Issac, that makes a little more sense. I'm going to re-read the
whole thing again right now, but if you have that example you were
referring to, I'd love to see it. Seeing other's examples in
conjunction with the info you just gave should clear this all up. You
can send it offline to my
This may well start a big war here, but are dynamic URLs really a big
problem anymore for todays modern search engine? I have no evidence
either way, but it seems to me that they must have come up with some
kind of a workaround by now
Bryan Stevenson wrote:
- www.domain.com?lang=fr
That's a lot of frickin' money for something so simple.
Who the F would buy such a beast? Is it worth all that money?
Wow
Peter H wrote:
Thanks, that was really helpful. Just in case people are interested, the
costs associated with using two of the vendors that were mentioned above
Les,
I have held up on getting the WACK7 book (I already own 4,5,6) and your
statement caught my attention. Does Ben really build an entire CF
ecommerce app in there? It doesn't seem so in reading the reviews on
Amazon or on Ben's site. Seems like the only reference was for the OWS
app
Ok, cool, thanks. I'll check it out regardless.
Ray
Munson, Jacob wrote:
From: Ray Champagne
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 11:36 AM
Jacob, mind sharing that blog link?
I am learning to hate FrameWorks. I am gung-ho for the concepts that
you mentioned, but I don't think that FrameWorks
Jacob, mind sharing that blog link?
I am learning to hate FrameWorks. I am gung-ho for the concepts that
you mentioned, but I don't think that FrameWorks are the only answer.
Ray
Munson, Jacob wrote:
Gareth,
I'm in the same boat you are. Especially after reading a blog entry by
a
I have a site I'm mocking up and am having some trouble with padding in
my ul list looking different in IE and FF. Take a look at the below URL
- the bottom green bulleted list looks great in FF, but has way too much
padding in IE. Anyone know how to fix that? Either Google can't find
what
,a{
margin:0;
padding:0;
}
It involves a bit more work, but I have found it creates more consistency
between browsers.
Sandra Clark
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From: Ray Champagne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 8:46 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CSS UL IE help
on
this or other classes I might hold, let me know via email and I'll put you
on this list.
Sandy
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From: Ray Champagne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 12:21 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CSS UL IE help
Thanks CSSandy (or is it CSSandra
Left(MonthAsString(Now),3)
Wurst, Keith D. wrote:
hi everyone. what is the best way to go from using MonthAsString to
display just the 3 letter abbreviation - rather than the full month
name. thanks very much.
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Anyone know what this is? I googled it, but really didn't get too much
from that.
Anyone ever seen it personally?
Ray
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From: Ray Champagne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 8:25 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: .do file extension
Anyone know what this is? I googled it, but really didn't get too much
from that.
Anyone ever seen
I swear this was answered before - but I can't find it anywhere.
Is there a way to make an option in a select list break into two or more
lines? In other words, my drop-down list is dynamically built, and it
is becoming silly-long, throwing off my page width. Is there a way for
me to break
all the lines when moused over, but my users
haven't complained yet.
On 2/23/06, Ray Champagne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I swear this was answered before - but I can't find it anywhere.
Is there a way to make an option in a select list break into two or more
lines? In other words, my drop-down
I don't see the hype in liquid designs. I mean, yea, they fit across
all resolutions, but they have the potential to look really really ugly
for high resolution monitors. Having one long line of text across the
whole screen is just plain ugly. You just lose control of how the end
user is
multiple lines through javascript. When you are writing out
the select options, add a function to highlight attached rows.
Write your own dhtml dropdown list that behaves however you want.
On 2/23/06, Ray Champagne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Jerry. I actually tried that, but the client isn't
'Tis pretty slick, though. :)
I fall more in love with CSS the more I use it.
Jerry Johnson wrote:
Oh please, oh please, do NOT show this to my users!
On 2/23/06, Bobby Hartsfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm a control+ enter freak... here's the link
I'd agree with CT as a great host.
Have you looked into DTS for the move? That's what I've used and it
works pretty well.
Barthle, Robert (Contractor) wrote:
I use CrystalTech for my sites (2). I have never had a problem with them in
the 2+ years I have been with them.
thanks
-r
, but since they didn't get back to them, blah blah blah.
So, did you? :)
BTW, this is quite the old post at this point, isn't it? I was
surprised to see it revived!
Thomas Chiverton wrote:
On Thursday 02 February 2006 14:31, Ray Champagne wrote:
This probably would have been better sent to them
I've got a little CMS type thing I'm working on, and I've been using
cfinclude to import the page content (from a DB) into the page.
Recently, my client asked me if I could frame in a URL from an IDX
feed, and I was just going to put the http address into the cfinclude,
but that throws an
in cfinclude
template=, the code hint prompts you to put in an http address
Russ wrote:
You can't cfinclude an http address. It needs a local template.
You can do cfhttp and then display the output (and you can parse it first of
course).
Russ
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From: Ray
Why does it *have* to be CF?
Seems like if a particular tool's perfect for the job, it should be
used. PHP isn't that big of a deal to learn if you're proficient in CF.
Jeff Small wrote:
Jeff, AFAIK, there are none. I've looked into this several times with no
luck.
There's no fair
aha!
disregard last message. :)
Jeff Small wrote:
http://www.rinium.com/ is very cool. I was going to do integration with
it but haven't had the time yet. Worth looking at.
Okay...theoretically...can you somehow tie sitewide user persistence that's
managed with CF into a phpBB? What road
Thanks Damon. This is an interesting possible solution. Checking it
out right now.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FYI, in CF7, reports and documents produced in FlashPaper2 format are
accessible. More on creeating accessible documents and reports in CF7 here:
reported 18 ms. I emailed them the log and now they say that is
not
good enough and that pages that take more than 15 ms should be removed.
Ray Champagne (see above) had the same issue with the same host and he
moved
somewhere else. We will be doing the same as they are having stability
than 15 ms should be removed.
Ray Champagne (see above) had the same issue with the same host and he
moved
somewhere else. We will be doing the same as they are having stability
and
performance issues with their server that they cannot resolve and they
are
blaming it on their customers.
From
tags around the offending script and their
server reported 18 ms. I emailed them the log and now they say that is not
good enough and that pages that take more than 15 ms should be removed.
Ray Champagne (see above) had the same issue with the same host and he moved
somewhere else. We
http://coldfusioncookbook.com/ ?
Rick Faircloth wrote:
Hi, all...
We were discussing a new site put up recently by
one of you guys and I cannot for the life of me remember
what it was called and did not save the URL.
It was a site for fairly short tips and tutorials to achieve
small
Has anyone worked with ADA Compliant web sites? Are PDF's considered
ADA Compliant? I seem to remember there being a PDF reader out there,
but I can't seem to find it anywhere.
I am providing an educational site with the ability to upload ed.
resources in PDF format, but everything has to be
that demanded 508 compliance and we were able
to use pdf files, but they had to be carefully crafted to ensure the
files were compliant.
http://www.planetpdf.com/enterprise/article.asp?ContentID=6119
--Ferg
Ray Champagne wrote:
Has anyone worked with ADA Compliant web sites? Are PDF's considered
/enterprise/article.asp?ContentID=6119
On 2/10/06, Ray Champagne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone worked with ADA Compliant web sites? Are PDF's considered
ADA Compliant? I seem to remember there being a PDF reader out there,
but I can't seem to find it anywhere.
I am providing an educational
Didn't see this beforebut I'm guessing you're on Intermedia? I've
recently had to change hosts because of this seemingly arbitrary rule
they put on their new Win2003 accounts. I know my DB shouldn't be on
Access, but there's no reason that I have seen as to why it shouldn't
work. Has
If this is the same host (I'm 99.9% sure that it is, I've been in the
same boat with mine, and the 7MB number is hard to duplicate by chance),
they leave connections open by default. You have to explicitly turn off
this option in their control panel if you don't want it.
So, I'm doubting that
Wow, this article couldn't have had better timing...
http://news.com.com/2100-1030_3-6038123.html?part=rsstag=6038123subj=news
Basically, a guy in Cali is suing Target.com for it's ADA inaccessibility.
Things like this make me somewhat happy. I mean, show this to a few of
our clients, and
One big problem with Access is that databases don't shrink as data is
deleted, and there's nothing in Access equivalent to the database/file
shrinking options that, for example, MS SQL Server has.
What about Compact/Repair Database?
So, you might end up
with a very large, very sparse
Oh, *automated*, well, that's a different story. :)
Dave Watts wrote:
One big problem with Access is that databases don't shrink
as data is deleted, and there's nothing in Access equivalent
to the database/file shrinking options that, for example, MS
SQL Server has.
What about
Hey all:
A while back, I asked if anyone knows where exactly Verity gets the
Title field from when searching the following docs:
..doc
..ppt
..pdf
..rtf
And I got not a single bite. I've searched and searched, but either I'm
using the wrong search terms, or this is a really ambiguous topic.
My shared server is constantly going down, so I wrote to my hosting
company, and this is the answer they gave me. Now, I'm no CF expert or
anything, but doesn't this answer seem like a bunch of BS? I've left
the name out of it, as I'm not here to slander anyone, but I will say
that this is a
, Ray Champagne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all:
A while back, I asked if anyone knows where exactly Verity gets the
Title field from when searching the following docs:
..doc
..ppt
..pdf
..rtf
And I got not a single bite. I've searched and searched, but either I'm
using the wrong
using cfindex.
Jerry Johnson wrote:
Ray, are you building the collection using cfindex, or are you
building it outside cf yourself using verity tools?
On 2/9/06, Ray Champagne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all:
A while back, I asked if anyone knows where exactly Verity gets the
Title
I would say that this company would be using an enterprise edition,
although I can't be certain. They sure are big enough...
I also don't deny the fact that there are dumbasses that will develop
horrible, resource-sucking, wasteful apps (hell, I've done it too) on
the same box as me, but
would hope that
their server health would be worth them taking the time to explore any
suggestions you might provide.
Cutter
Ray Champagne wrote:
My shared server is constantly going down, so I wrote to my hosting
company, and this is the answer they gave me. Now, I'm no CF expert
it will take
care of your issues. As a 'large, reputable company', I would hope that
their server health would be worth them taking the time to explore any
suggestions you might provide.
Cutter
Ray Champagne wrote:
My shared server is constantly going down, so I wrote to my hosting
company
StructDelete() ?
Ken wrote:
Hi. I want to kill the session, without having to do cfset session.xyz =
for each session variable.
My application checks for the existence of a session variable, so I don't
want session.xyz to exist at all, even with no value.
Any ideas please.
Thanks,
There is a custom tag at the Adobe web site in the Developer's Exchange
called CF_StripASCII that will strip out and replace funky high-ASCII
M$Word characters from a block of text. It has proven to be immensely
helpful to me in the past when dropping text from a textfield into a DB.
I
Sry, I've not been following along - just saw the Word pasting thing and
thought I'd throw that in there. I'll preface it next time with YMMV. :)
Paul Hastings wrote:
Ray Champagne wrote:
There is a custom tag at the Adobe web site in the Developer's Exchange
called CF_StripASCII
Hi Nathan:
Check out FCKEditor.
http://www.sourceforge.net
http://sourceforge.net/projects/fckeditor/
Nathan Chen wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to build a program that allows end users to submit short
news articles to a database field. The program would serve the text in
the field to a cfm
how many times is this ad going to come through?
David Hannum wrote:
Spring br / Conference 2006
Thursday, March 23, 2006
Athens, Ohio
Well, it's that time of year again. Spring br / Conference 2006 is ready
to rock-n-roll! The Southeast Ohio Macromedia User Group (SEOMUG), in
This probably would have been better sent to them first, dontcha think?
I mean, a site shouldn't be set up so that one can glean info from
their error messages, but I think you should let them know about the
problem before posting the info to a public forum.
Thomas Chiverton wrote:
On
Where do the titles on the search results come from for non-html pages?
I'm seeing my pdfs, ppts, docs, etc all there, with weird titles that
don't (seemingly) show up in the text anywhere.
Thanks,
Ray
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We have several clients that use our mail forwarding to simply send any
mail that they get from their site to their Comcast account. Lately,
we've been getting LOTS of blacklisting problems. Seems that Comcast
doesn't like it when we forward email from, say [EMAIL PROTECTED] to
[EMAIL
a similar situation here where the ISP was
overriding their filter for any domain with an SPF. It was an easy solution
compared to the whitelisting request nightmare.
-e
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From: Ray Champagne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2006 11:46 AM
To: CF
Huh. One of the clients I am having trouble with is a CT client. Lemme
know if you find anything out that will help in the short term while
Comcast is sorting this crap out.
Terry Schmitt wrote:
I use CrystalTech for hosting and they are going throught this pain right now
with Comcast. It
Authorize.NET is my fav. Very CF friendly, too. There's a custom tag
out there that integrates easily into any cf app.
Adkins, Randy wrote:
I used Linkpoint / CardServices in the past. Easy to setup and use.
Sorry never tried PayFlow or authorize.net but hear a lot of people
mention them.
to use - but if you ever need Customer Service's help, look out! :)
Paul wrote:
I have used authorize.net and linkpoint. I can't stand linkpoint
(reliability issues) and I love authorize.net. It's so simple you don't
even need to use that custom tag.
-Original Message-
From: Ray
Has anyone used these? I have to go start doing some research on how to
use them, and if I have any questions, I'd love to be able to bounce
some of them off from ppl I trust and who have ued the technology before.
Thanks,
Ray
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it
works correctly)
Which did you do?
Raymond Camden wrote:
I use it in BlogCFC. One wierd thing I had noticed was that Google
didn't like my sitemap URL when it ended in CFM. When I lied to
Google and said the url was foo.cfm?ray=xml, it seemed to make Google
happy.
-Ray
On 1/26/06, Ray
wrote:
I've got a couple of samples created for various sites we have.
Are you looking for how to crawl your site, how to build the xml, or
how to structure deep sitemaps (main sitemap including sub sitemaps?)
On 1/26/06, Ray Champagne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone used these? I have
that in with cf and writing out
the xml file.)
On 1/26/06, Ray Champagne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, in reading up on this, looks like I can
a) use the sitemap generator that Google provides (requiring python,
so that's out)
b) use a third party generator (I'm leery of the code generated
FYI - I found something that works pretty well, although it requires you
use that bloated, slow-ass piece of junk they call DreamWeaver. :)
It's an DW Extension on the developer's exchange, but here's the link
directly to the site:
http://www.dmxzone.com/showdetail.asp?NewsId=10538
Seems to
Message-
From: Ray Champagne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 5:17 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: from 6 to 7
Aha!
After they finally escalated the issue to the higher-ups, I found the
issue.
There are two DB apps running in background. They have the server set
Hey all:
I'm having an issue with my hosting company that I wanted to run by
everyone.
I've had a site up and running fine at this particular host for quite a
while now. While it is not the most elegantly coded site (one of my
first large projects), it works fine. To take advantage of newer
server that you could use
instead of your old one. That's a shot in the dark, but you may want to
research it.
John Burns
Certified Advanced ColdFusion MX Developer
Wyle Laboratories, Inc. | Web Developer
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From: Ray Champagne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January
can see it
timing out form time to time.
Russ
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From: Ray Champagne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 4:55 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: from 6 to 7
Sorry, was out shoveling snow. :(
Nope, this is an Access DB. I know that's not the best
cfschedule is your other option, but many hosts disable this tag. also,
some hosts will give you a control panel-type interface where you can
schedule tasks, sort of like the cf admin, just more secure in a shared
environment.
who's your host?
Jennifer Gavin-Wear wrote:
Probably a daft
yea, but even some cheapo ones let you do it from some homegrown app
that they have written.
Michael Dinowitz wrote:
I assume she means that she's using CFSCHEDULE on her own box but the cheapo
hosting will not give her access to it.
I ignore nothing!
Who's Jennifer?
Bobby Hartsfield wrote:
IGNORE THIS COMPLETELY! Just testing Jennifer's mail server settings.
..:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.
Bobby Hartsfield
http://acoderslife.com
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From: dave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-
From: Ray Champagne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 January 2006 16:29
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Test for Jennifer
I ignore nothing!
Who's Jennifer?
Bobby Hartsfield wrote:
IGNORE THIS COMPLETELY! Just testing Jennifer's mail server settings
.. Sometimes people get mail from the list,
have it listed as spam and then reply keeping the spam header in the subject
(which is massively annoying).
Ugh, I agree. Ben Doom, I'm looking at *you*, [QUARRANTINE]-master! :)
Happy B day Mike!
Will Tomlinson wrote:
Just wanted to wish Michael D. a HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
It was yesterday, but better late than never, right?
Hope you get lotsa cool stuff dude!
Will
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There's also a tag out there called StripAscii that is intended to strip
out MS Word high-ascii chars.
I think it's called CF_StripAsci, and I *think* I got it on the DevEx.
I use it all the time to reformat text submitted via a textarea in a
form. We have a place where users can post
=0subcatid=0snid=sn106itemnumber=0extid=1000714catid=0
Or:
http://tinyurl.com/92vy8
Tim Laureska wrote:
Ray... thanks... what's the base url for devex... is this expert
exchange you're referring to?
thanks
Tim
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