> Thanks for the wildcard idea, Isaac... that definitely sounds better!
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Thanks for the wildcard idea, Isaac... that definitely sounds better!
Rick
> -Original Message-
> From: s. isaac dealey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 8:49 PM
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> Subject: Re: Need some advice on approach...
>
> > Thanks
> Thanks for the feedback, Isaac...
Welcome.
Actually come to think of it, you can specify an arecord for
*.domain.com as a wild-card for any values that aren't otherwise set for
that domain. So you should be able to make it automatically throw people
into the agents directory with just the one a
Thanks for the feedback, Isaac...
I was actually planning to use url's like "agent.c21ar.com"
and create subdomains (A records in the DNS manager) and then
point those subdomains to the main agents' folder and use
cfif statements to setup the variables for
a particular agent's version of the site.
> To clarify your statement about application.cfm...
>
> Are you suggesting putting an application.cfm in the main agents
> folder, and then having an application.cfm in *each* of the specific
> agents' folders and simply have that "included" application.cfm
> contain the specific variables needed
erver_name or url variables
and a series cfif's and queries?
Rick
> -Original Message-
> From: s. isaac dealey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2008 11:29 AM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: Need some advice on approach...
>
> Hey Rick.
>
>
Hey Rick.
Brief recommendation. You mentioned you're using Application.cfm still -
what you might want to do is add an Application.cfm in your /agents
subdirectory to modify whatever the original Application.cfm did to
set up the page...
/root/Application.cfm
original code ...
/root/ag
Hi, all...
I'm working on a real estate website
and for the first time, I'm setting up agents'
sites using subdomains.
I have some ideas on how to approach this, but
I thought I'd ask about those of you with experience
doing this kind of thing to offer advice.
First, on the folder structure. I'
Just add another column into your database called APPROVED.
When you insert submissions into the database just set this flag as true
and do not display any entries that have this flag set as true.
When you validate them, just set the flag to zero so that the records are
shown.
Satachi Inter
Hi John,
I don't think you'd notice any performance penalties at all. In each of
your four templates that list out the links simply edit your CFQUERY tag
that get's the links from the database, and add WHERE StatusFlag = 1. On
the search page, add the same WHERE StatusFlag = 1 to the search
Thanks, Nick.
This makes sense, as it's probably simpler than trying to maintain two
sets of tables. However, there may be a downside: I have five templates,
plus a search form that look at these links. Four of them list all of
the links in various ways. For each, I would have to add the display
Hi John,
Personally, I'd have a StatusFlag on my Link Table. Let people submit
links directly to the Links table and set the StatusFlag to 0,
(Pending). Create yourself a password protected admin script that let's
you update the StatusFlag, then once the Links have been approved, set the
S
I accept submissions for links to be listed on one of my sites.
Originally, this was merely by E-mail. Then I set up a form, so I could
get as many fields filled in as possible and save some research time.
The form generated an E-mail to me and the sender.
Now, I'd like to have submitters enter t
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