On 9/20/07, John Paul Ashenfelter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(Clearly the issue isn't CF -- it's being stupid about security. REALLY
stupid.)
Hah, that's pretty damn funny.
It's like implementing captcha, but validating the captcha key with
javascript - meaning that you're actually put the
Here's a WTF from a commenter on that site, by someone named Ph33r my
5k1llz! who claims to have done Coldfusion development for 1.5 years:
CFSESSION is not in the article. Just as in every web application
you can use application and session variables to store similar kinds
of information. These
It's like implementing captcha, but validating the captcha key with
javascript
Ha ha, but where is the problem, since robots can't read Javascript? ;-)
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Obviously you're not up to CF9 yet. Get with the program :-)
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On 9/20/07, Claude Schneegans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's like implementing captcha, but validating the captcha key with
javascript
Ha ha, but where is the problem, since robots can't read Javascript? ;-)
That's exactly the problem.
Because robots typically read the form, and then submit
Ha ha, but where is the problem, since robots can't read
Javascript? ;-)
Robots can certainly read (and execute) JavaScript, if they're specifically
designed to do so. Most search engine crawlers don't execute JavaScript, but
there are some that can, such as Texis' Webinator product.
Dave
Because robots typically read the form
Sure, I was just joking ;-)
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