I think we, as a community of developers, should address the real problem here.
Actually there are several, but they are all related to the basic need for a
framework that will make our programming lives easier when dealing with the
topic of input validation. I mean, look, how many of us were
Jon Clausen wrote:
I've found an issue with mod_rewrite and expandPath() recently and
I'm wondering if anyone has a solution. It seems that Coldfusion
uses Apache to pull the directory information with expandPath().
Any idea of a rewrite rule or workaround that will allow CF (and
Claude Schneegans wrote:
because they feel it
has no added value and all the colors, backgrounds and images only
distract from the content?
You don't have to go to extreme just because you are using HTML.
Just as you don't have to make any Word document look like a master piece.
Rick Faircloth wrote:
For single field validation on blur, which is mostly what I'm interested
in using, I get such fast response from the server that it's speed is of
no consequence...
Maybe you get that, but somebody on the other coast is 90 ms away and
that is enough to have started typing
Rick Faircloth wrote:
I know you're approaching this from the perspective of handling
those who don't use js... but I'm leaning toward assuming js,
and letting the rest go.
You do realize that you are not just letting go of everybody corporate,
but also of everybody mobile?
I've never had
URLs should contain unescaped ampersands. This URL:
.../index.cfm?id=3amp;cat=dusty
defines two params, one named 'id, and one named 'amp;cat',
with values you can surmise.
Actually, I think that's incorrect:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/#C_12
n both SGML and XML, the ampersand
Can I ask why the asterix is there?
index.cfm?p=page*id*=12
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Yeah I'll agree with Dave,
From my experience you need to escape those ampersands, especially in the more
strict document types or else they will not pass validation, they will not
however cause issues when you come to interpret the values, you can still grab
them as URL.id and URL.cat.
Rob
I had to share this with you guys for a moment,
Whilst working on some stuff this morning, I came across the site for one of
the applications I use on a regular basis, and notices all the little 'edit'
buttons on the site, so I clicked one out of curiosity, and it would seem
that I'm able to
The problem with escaping ampersands is that old browsers don't convert them
back to the character when sending them back to the server...
I have a little piece of code that I run on every request to fix the
urlvars... It looks something like this...
cffunction name=parseURLvars
First, I want to reiterate an AJAX solution is probably best. However,
if AJAX is out of the question a secure has WILL work. Let me clarify
that...
1. CFC generates a CAPTCHA (EX: ABC123)
2. CFC hashes the CAPTCHA (EX: A6B7D8991A)
3. CF sends the HTTP response with the hash and a
On Tuesday 17 Apr 2007, Robert Rawlins - Think Blue wrote:
of the applications I use on a regular basis, and notices all the little
'edit' buttons on the site, so I clicked one out of curiosity, and it would
seem that I'm able to update their sites CMS content without any issues,
Yeah, that's
First, I want to reiterate an AJAX solution is probably best. However,
if AJAX is out of the question a secure has WILL work. Let me clarify
that...
1. CFC generates a CAPTCHA (EX: ABC123)
2. CFC hashes the CAPTCHA (EX: A6B7D8991A)
3. CF sends the HTTP response with the hash and a
Ah ok, and its meant to be open to abuse like it is?
Rob
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Sent: 17 April 2007 11:33
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: This Is Gd!
On Tuesday 17 Apr 2007, Robert Rawlins - Think Blue wrote:
of the applications I use on a
I am using 1.4.2
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On Tuesday 17 Apr 2007, Robert Rawlins - Think Blue wrote:
Ah ok, and its meant to be open to abuse like it is?
Some wiki's allow anonymous edits, some don't.
It's normally a configuration option.
I;m slightly surprised you've not come across them before, as they're very
A lot of form data validation can be completely contained within the
client
using JavaScript,
But isn't this scenario assuming that JS is available? I thought the
argument
was that one has to assume that JS isn't available and a complete
server-side
validation routine would have to be in
I've tried a few ways to force a page to refresh, no joy so far.
have tried cfheader, adding a time stamp to the url and a meta no-cache.
Page 1: form with file field
page 2: processes file upload, thumbnailing etc, and returns user to page 1
the problem being that the old image shows unless
Not to worry Tom, I have emailed the guys about it,
I'm by no means telling the internet at large, there are links to that site
all over Google and other sites, I just found it interesting to have
un-moderated content on the web, especially when the recent conversations on
this mailing list have
It seems that JS is a blessing and a curse at the same time... ignore it
and miss the blessing or use it and risk the curse...
From having to create dual versions of a site, js and non-js, to backup
systems of validation, there seems to be a lot of extra work involved to
use JS in any form... but
Rick Faircloth wrote:
A lot of form data validation can be completely contained within the client
using JavaScript,
But isn't this scenario assuming that JS is available? I thought the argument
was that one has to assume that JS isn't available and a complete server-side
validation routine
Thanks for the comments, Ariel...
Your proposal certainly sounds good to me. As we all wrestle more and more
with the need/desire to produce JS/Ajax enhanced interfaces and functionality
with the need/desire to produce increasingly secure environments some way
to bridge the gap in development is
First, I want to reiterate an AJAX solution is probably best.
However,
if AJAX is out of the question a secure has WILL work. Let me
clarify
that...
1. CFC generates a CAPTCHA (EX: ABC123)
2. CFC hashes the CAPTCHA (EX: A6B7D8991A)
3. CF sends the HTTP response with the hash
Feel free to point me to a
javascript required website with all javascript validation you have
running and I will gladly demonstrate that need
I'll take your work for it... don't start hacking on my server, Jochem! :o)
So the bottom line appears to be:
Use JS is you want, but build
So.. what does everyone on this list do? Use JS and AJAX? Not use
JS and AJAX? Constantly build JS-enabled/JS-disabled redundant apps
and sites? Use JS and AJAX only where it failure doesn't matter?
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From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday,
Rick Faircloth wrote:
but also of everybody mobile?
Didn't know that... so everyone on mobile devices has no JS capabilities?
If I ping my webserver from my desktop over my normal network I have a
ping of 12 ms. If I ping my webserver from my laptop over my UMTS
connection I have a ping of
So.. what does everyone on this list do? Use JS and AJAX?
Not use JS and AJAX? Constantly build JS-enabled/JS-disabled
redundant apps and sites? Use JS and AJAX only where it
failure doesn't matter?
I start from a good solid server-side validation viewpoint. Make sure it
works and is
True enough.
But then, as I've stated previously, the only validation I've ever used
has been with server-side CF, since I didn't care to spend the time to
wrestle with JS and client-side validation.
When I heard about jQuery and its framework, suddenly I had a method
to employ... something I
You could have the redirect back to page 1 add a url parameter
(index.cfm?refresh=true) and then have page 1 do a cfif to check for this
header and if it exists add a meta refresh into the headers with a time
value of 0, that should force the browser to do a refresh immediately.
--
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n both SGML and XML, the ampersand character () declares the
beginning
of an entity reference (e.g., reg; for the registered trademark symbol
(r)).
Well, this is true for HTML, but here we are inside a url address.
You're not supposed to pass HTML in a url address, aren't you ?
The document you
but also of everybody mobile?
Didn't know that... so everyone on mobile devices has no JS capabilities?
But maybe we just work for a different type of clients.
I think that's a key understanding... I'm thinking of mostly the general,
non-mobile, non-corporate population. When we begin to
I kinda gave up on this for a spell. I had plans for world domination with a
run from the CD app but I've been way to lazy to do any work with it. I'm
thinking Apollo will work better for what I had planed anyway so it might be
a good thing I'm such a slacker. I want people to be able to use the
Has anybody heard what happened to CFOpen? It doesn't seem to exist
anymore.
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I can see where you're coming from Jochem... the need for
one-size-fits-all email for all types of devices. And I'm sure we'll
all be working towards that as a routine eventually.
My references were mostly to users reading email on PC screens.
Just my little world... :o)
Rick
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In fact we just made such an application for a customer of ours. It
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Hi Neil,
does it have to be Coral? Or could you live with Railo too? You can use
it for free in it's community version...
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I agree with Adrian. I used the hidden form field technique, along
with screening out http://; in certain form fields, and it has
eliminated 100% of the form submission spam without impacting
legitimate users.
-Mike Chabot
On 4/16/07, Adrian Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Besides the
Hi,
I'm looking ot create a CF app that uses ffmpeg. I think I've got the code
working ok but due to my ignorance I can't figure out how to correctly install
ffmpeg onto my server.
Has anyone experience installing ffmpeg?
Richard
Rick Faircloth wrote:
I have to disagree with you on that one, Dave. HTML (done well
and used appropriately) will always be more effective in communications than
text html...
Why do you see HTML email as such a bad thing? Size of messages only?
I do not consider HTML email a bad thing per
Hi,
I see this post is about Coral Web builder and I've just recently started
investigating using this for a piece of business software that I need to
develop for a client. I have a couple of questions that people might be able to
answer..
1. Is this product still supported?
2. Has anybody
Jochem,
It wouldn't with the rewrite rules I provided since those escape
existing files/directories, so I just tested it out, removing the
rewrite conditions to escape existing files.
getCurrentTemplatePath() returns the correct value regardless of the
rewrite rule - at least when used
Hi, Richard...
I do a lot of work with video and I'm curious about ffmpeg.
I went to the main site, but like many of these sites, there's
no basic What is ffmpeg? statement.
Can you tell me basically what it does and what it's used for typically?
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Richard
We use it all the time on one of our servers, we use it to convert
cell phone videos to flv's so that we can stream it from the front end
a'la youtube style
On 17/04/07, Rick Faircloth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Richard...
I do a lot of work with video and I'm curious about ffmpeg.
I went
What query would I use to count the number of documents within each
category
Off the top of my head
SELECT
catno,
COUNT(sub_cat)
AS numDocs
FROM tbldocuments
GROUP BY catno
ORDER BY catno
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Thanks for the feedback, Paul...
Ok... so let's say I build server- and client-side validation
for forms.
What about the front-end niceties, say, for example, a
calendar of events that has a link that when clicked causes a
panel of details to slide into view on the page. I guess to
Hi,
I have the following scenario:
site: https://www.xyzdomain.com has a valid SSL certificate
if users type https://xyzdomain.com they get invalid
cert error.
What is the best way to do a redirect (from https://xyzdomain.com to
https://www.xyzdomain.com https://xyzdomain.com/ ) without
I have a situation where well-formed INSERT or UPDATE
pass-thru queries fail through the native Oracle driver, but
executes successfully in Toad or SQL*Plus:
[Macromedia][Oracle JDBC Driver][Oracle]ORA-01704: string
literal too long
I'm running CFMX 6.1 and Oracle 10G. I've
It's way easier than that, and you don't have to use createObject().
Ray Camden blogged about this.
application.cfm version:
http://ray.camdenfamily.com/index.cfm/2007/3/12/Counting-Sessions-with-Applicationcfm
(This is what I use for CFMBB and some other apps)
application.cfc version:
Thanks Russ, I'll have a look at that but I think Adrian just saved the day and
sent me the right files :)
Rick, ffmpeg is a piece of software to record, convert and stream audio video
files. I am going to be using it to convert all uploaded video files into one
standard format, Flash Video
I used it at my last job to:
convert mov/wmv to flv
resize
take screen grabs from parts of the film to use for screen shots
On 4/17/07, Russ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ffmpeg basically lets you convert between different video/audio formats and
lets you encode using certain algorithms.
Russ
I can see where you're coming from Jochem... the need for
one-size-fits-all email for all types of devices. And I'm
sure we'll all be working towards that as a routine eventually.
Why wait? You can use text email already!
My references were mostly to users reading email on PC screens.
All:
I have a situation where well-formed INSERT or UPDATE pass-thru queries fail
through the native Oracle driver, but executes successfully in Toad or SQL*Plus:
[Macromedia][Oracle JDBC Driver][Oracle]ORA-01704: string literal too long
I'm running CFMX 6.1 and Oracle 10G. I've verified
Thanks for the suggestion. I asked the techs and they said that the ip
addresses for all of our cf servers are in the trusted relay list so
that couldn't be the problem. Or at least they say, but I don't know
anything about how Exchange is configured.
~Brad
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From:
I should probably whip up a good blog example of doing video
conversion sometime. :)
On 4/17/07, Raymond Camden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I used it at my last job to:
convert mov/wmv to flv
resize
take screen grabs from parts of the film to use for screen shots
On 4/17/07, Russ [EMAIL
Well, this is true for HTML, but here we are inside a url address.
You're not supposed to pass HTML in a url address, aren't you ?
Presumably, that URL is contained within an HTML page. Most of the links I
click are actually within HTML pages. I can't speak for your experience,
though.
The
Can anyone shed some light on:
1) This is or is not a CF problem (pretty certain it isn't)
I would bet it's not a CF problem. CF is no different from any other SMTP
client, as far as Exchange is concerned.
2) What the fix might be...
Can you connect with any other mail client using the same
We're not talking about documents here, we're talking about URLs,
which don't conform to HTML or XML specifications. URLs embedded
inside an HTML/XML document must conform to the spec, and therefore
have entity-escaped ampersands, but URLs themselves have literla
(unescaped) ampersands.
For what
Something similar to this has happened to us a few times. What we've
seen is when the Exchange server no longer accepts your CF server as a
mail relay. If Exchange is set up to only allow mail from trusted
relays, and your server isn't on that list, it'll refuse the email.
We've had that list
Does the code work when you run it from java? In the main method, do
something like:
IRMark irmark=new IRMark(somefile.xml);
System.out.println(irmark.doStuff());
Russ
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From: Andrew Whone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2007 10:23 AM
To: CF-Talk
Can you connect with any other mail client using the same connection
information? How about from another machine?
I know the problem is happening from all 12 of our CF servers, and
apparently from our Java App server as well. I think it is a safe bet
that 13 app servers didn't break at the
Our mail server (MS Exchange) quit sending mail this morning. Our techs
are trying to blame the CF servers, but we are pretty sure something
changed on the mail server.
The error started out as: Could not connect to SMTP host: 10.10.0.14,
port: 25; nested exception is: java.net.ConnectException:
Speaking of ffmpeg, it doesn't seem to support conversion to ON6 (flash8)
flv. Is there another product that does this? I would like to be able to
do this on the fly from CF or something.
Russ
-Original Message-
From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April
For what it's worth, I've seen similar behaviour from certain search
engines, where links have ampersands in them.
That's the case: the make an url to their own site, passing the result
link as a parameter.
In the process they escape all characters, which they should not do.
It's trivial to
Victor,
If you do have access to the web server's configuration, why not define a
site called https://xyzdomain.com and then have a single page in the home
directory there that redirects to the correct site:
https://www.xyzdomain.com? I usually have a single such directory that I
have all such
Also check the CF error log. I was just having the same kind of proble...
Error 500, I checked the cf log and it said that the class name is not
defined. Turns out I needed to modify my jar packager to include the new
package that I just added.
Russ
-Original Message-
From: Russ
You can also set up some rewrite rules with Apache's mod_rewrite or one of
the IIS filters. This would perform much faster then doing it in CF.
Russ
-Original Message-
From: Claude Schneegans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2007 12:32 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject:
Hi George,
Thank you for your response. Unfortunately it won't work (as far as I can
tell).
I am ding a redirection now, but the message pops up before the redirection
occurs.
Either I'm doing something wrong or the only way to do it is to get a wild
card ssl certificate that covers both domains
Look up the count() SQL function
On 4/17/07, Ian Vaughan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I have a documents table and a categories table, each record in the
documents table is assigned a category from the categories table
(documents.sub_cat = categories.catno)
What query would I use to count
Thanks for the feedback, Paul...
Ok... so let's say I build server- and client-side validation for
forms.
What about the front-end niceties, say, for example, a calendar
of events that has a link that when clicked causes a panel of
details to slide into view on the page. I guess to compensate
On 4/17/07, Leitch, Oblio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anybody heard what happened to CFOpen? It doesn't seem to exist
anymore.
Does not surprise me.
It hadn't been updated functionally in years, there were very few
people using it to host their projects (myself among them), and the
owner of
Hi Adrian,
I found a couple of options a zip file with loads of files which looked like
they needed to be compiled and I also found an exe (can't remember where)
When I ran the exe I had an error unable to locate component: This
application has failed to start because pthreadGC2.dll was not
it discusses the HREF attribute of an element.
Ok, I see now. But it applies to XHTML, not standard HTML
Anyway, this is obviously in contradiction with RFC 1738.
In HTML, what's inside an attribute is NOT HTML, it is just a string value.
Of course, one can pass a string contaning HTML in a
Rick Faircloth wrote:
Ok... so let's say I build server- and client-side validation for
forms.
What about the front-end niceties, say, for example, a calendar
of events that has a link that when clicked causes a panel of
details to slide into view on the page. I guess to compensate
for
Ffmpeg basically lets you convert between different video/audio formats and
lets you encode using certain algorithms.
Russ
-Original Message-
From: Rick Faircloth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2007 10:10 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: ffmpeg
Hi, Richard...
You can also set up some rewrite rules with Apache's mod_rewrite or
one of
the IIS filters.
Ah good idea, I'll see what I can do.
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Don't quote me on this, but I believe that there was a way to do it with
ffmpeg, but it requires quite a bit of hacking and slashing.
!k
-Original Message-
From: Russ [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2007 10:23 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: ffmpeg
Speaking of ffmpeg, it
furthermore, one can read in http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1738.txt :
Many URL schemes reserve certain characters for a special meaning:
their appearance in the
scheme-specific part of the URL has a designated semantics. If the
character corresponding
to an octet is reserved in a scheme, the
this is how NOT to develop a site.
Well, as the name says, it is open, but in this occurrence, it is
straight wide open ;-)
Apparently, they didn' bother with login stuff.
Note however that this is also the way the ubiquitous Wikipedia works.
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Heck, I did up a special page just to explain my needs better. :)
http://wtomlinson.com/eval.html
been flailing away at this for quite a while now...
Thanks,
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For what it's worth, I've seen similar behaviour from
certain search engines, where links have ampersands in them.
That's the case: the make an url to their own site, passing
the result link as a parameter.
In the process they escape all characters, which they should not do.
It's
I have it on my dev machine and I don't remember installing it. It's just an
executable as far as I remember.
Adrian
-Original Message-
From: Richard Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 April 2007 13:07
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT: ffmpeg
Hi,
I'm looking ot create a CF app that uses
If you want a working ffmpeg, download riva...
Russ
-Original Message-
From: Richard Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2007 9:44 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: ffmpeg
Hi Adrian,
I found a couple of options a zip file with loads of files which looked
like
Hi
I have a documents table and a categories table, each record in the
documents table is assigned a category from the categories table
(documents.sub_cat = categories.catno)
What query would I use to count the number of documents within each
category
i.e.
Category 1 (25 Records)
Category 2
I got Russ's code working but if I do this:
public class IRMark {
protected String filename;
public IRMark (String filename) throws Exception
{
this.filename=filename;
// Init the Apache XML security library
Init.init();
}
On Tuesday 17 Apr 2007, Rick Faircloth wrote:
Can you tell me basically what it does and what it's used for typically?
Like the bottom of http://ffmpeg.mplayerhq.hu/index.html you mean ?
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Did everyone miss the function that I posted earlier that fixes the
problem?
No, I've seen it and eventually going to implement it.
For the moment I'm trying to implement a filter on IIS server as
suggested by Russ, but
it does not look trivial ;-)
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Hmm, that is true, the middle site would also have to have the SSL cert
cover it.
George
On 4/17/07, Victor Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi George,
Thank you for your response. Unfortunately it won't work (as far as I can
tell).
I am ding a redirection now, but the message pops up before
You know, the best thing to do might be to give them a domain not found
error when they enter in xyzdomain.com. That way, they do recheck the
address.
George
On 4/17/07, George Abraham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm, that is true, the middle site would also have to have the SSL cert
cover it.
Wow, haven't run into that one in a long time.
Some of this is from the CF 5 days, but one or a combination of these should
help.
1. Make sure there aren't any restrictions set on the datasource in the
ColdFusion administrator (Enable retrieval of long text disabled, etc.)
2. Try a different
But now what I need to know is how to go about using
dual validation...
I can dream up some schemes, but I'm sure that wheel's
been driven many miles already, so if anyone knows of
some info or tutorial on the subject as to the best way to
approach it, I'd be delighted to check it out...
Rick
It turned out that the driver wasn't happy here,
D:\jrun4\servers\xxx\cfusion.ear\cfusion.war\WEB-INF\lib\basisjdbc.jar, and
CFMX7 was only half-heartedly using it.
I probably could have added the path to the classpath, but instead, I just
moved the jar up to a higher lib directory
You would need to do this at the web server level. Are you running
Apache or IIS? If you're running Apache, I could give you some code that
would do this for you. ;) If you're running IIS, Google for information
on setting up a 301 redirect.
Because this redirection is done at the web server
This is the problem with making general conclusions about how things work
based on your own experiences.
Which is exactly why I started this thread... to broaden my understanding of
the issues...
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April
(Trying again, as this seems to have not been received.)
Well, thanks for all the feedback.
Oddly, all of the gateways on our development server throw this error,
but the same gateways work fine in our test and production environments.
Code is all the same and the servers are SUPPOSED to be
But now what I need to know is how to go about using
dual validation...
I have nothing specific to which to point you. But the idea that came
to me while I was skimming this thread is that CF is very good at
creating dynamic JavaScript to be sent to the client.
In other words, I would think
Sound good!
The on-the-fly part is especially intriguing!
Thanks,
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Richard Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2007 10:26 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: ffmpeg
Thanks Russ, I'll have a look at that but I think Adrian just saved the day
I have a certificate on my basketbasics.com account (in that name). I
use a javascript redirect in the root that redirects either
basketbasics.com or www.basketbasics.com and it works okay for me. (See
below) I don't know if how the certificate is installed is a function of
this or not.
script
I didn't expect that to be at the bottom of the page...
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Tom Chiverton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2007 10:31 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: ffmpeg
On Tuesday 17 Apr 2007, Rick Faircloth wrote:
Can you tell me basically what it does
Wow, this thread kept going like the energizer bunny.
@Rick, on your next projects, first, try building your form, its processing
page, and your server-side validation in pure CF. Once that is done,
separately slap in your JS bells and whistles, including your client-side
validation, and your
Sounds good, Ian...
Maybe someone's heard of something like that.
Use CF as the basis for validation, then if JS is on,
generate some JS client-side validation code and
use CF for server-side.
If JS in not on, just use CF validation, both client-
and server-side...
Is there a fool-proof way to
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