Yeah, I could think of a dozen better ways to handle this, but the
client's wishes prevail...
Pete
On 9/3/06, Denny Valliant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ah. I forgot that it's only in cfoutput you need to worry aobut ##s. Duh!
The idea about the tracker link was to insert it in the .html pages,
Ah. I forgot that it's only in cfoutput you need to worry aobut ##s. Duh!
The idea about the tracker link was to insert it in the .html pages,
vs. changing the .html pages to .cfm.
Thus, funpage.html has a img link to tracker.cfm, so each time the
..html page is loaded, there is a request to the
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I'm thinking you can have .html, .htm or even .asp handled by the CF
server. I could be way off, but go to IIS, WebSite, Properties
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you also need to make changes in the coldfusion xml config file to get
coldfusion to actually process the html
http://www.talkingtree.com/blog/index.cfm/2006/2/17/CF-Custom-File-Extensions
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http://www.talkingtree.com/blog/index.cfm/2006/2/17/CF-Custom-File-Extension
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From: Robertson-Ravo
The problem is this. There is a sniffer that is in the
application.cfm file that tracks ad campaign URL's (this is a legacy
requirement and is not how I would have solved the problem, but this
is the way the client wants it to run). MOST of the URL's are .cfm
files, and the sniffer works great
Why not just throw links to .cfm pages in the .html pages?
Maybe use an img tag, an example of which just came through the list
recently?
Seriously, you'll run into all kinds of funky stuff, (I'm guessing, maybe
your
HTML is different than most) like as was mentioned, #'s (usually colors, but
There are links in the wild that are HTML pages that need to be
processed, so if they were changed to .cfm pages, it would generate
404's. As far as #'s, etc., that would only be an issue for content
that's inside cfoutput tags, which they won't have -- I'm mainly
needing the functionality found
Why is a stats program not good enough? Are you looking for more
granularity? I agree with you on the #'s. HTML's run through CF wouldn't
have a prob, IMO. It is the same as changing the extension to .cfm.
On 9/2/06, Pete Ruckelshaus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are links in the wild that are
I have a tricky technical problem that I'm trying to solve. I think I
could resolve this issue if I was able to process .html files as
ColdFusion code. Is there any way to set IIS up to do this? I am
using IIS5 CFMX 7 on WinXP (development environment) and Win2K3
Server (well, that's actually
I'm thinking you can have .html, .htm or even .asp handled by the CF
server. I could be way off, but go to IIS, WebSite, Properties,
HomeDirectory, Configuration. Here you see how file extensions are
handled and can edit them. Just change the executable path of the .htm
to match that of the .cfm,
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