On Thursday 25 Jun 2009, Dirk Johnson wrote:
I have a difference of opinion on how the whole cf8, glassfish, apache
Can't speak for Glassfish, but ...
I think that once you deploy cf8 to glassfish you
mod_rewrite/mod_proxy in apache with different virtual hosts and document
roots and you
I've not tried this myself, but ...
http://www.dagen.net/blog/2008/08/look-ma-no-jrun/
Andy
2009/6/26 Tom Chiverton tom.chiver...@halliwells.com:
On Thursday 25 Jun 2009, Dirk Johnson wrote:
I have a difference of opinion on how the whole cf8, glassfish, apache
Can't speak for
Well Done. :)
-Original Message-
From: Peter Boughton [mailto:bought...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 25, 2009 5:54 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: PHP to CF pseudo code...
Not sure it's how I'd write a rating widget, but here's a fairly direct
translation.
(Untested, so may contain
Thanks Peter. Bonus on actually writing it out. Ultimately, I was just
trying to understand the PHP a bit better.
-Original Message-
From: Peter Boughton [mailto:bought...@gmail.com]
Subject: Re: PHP to CF pseudo code...
Not sure it's how I'd write a rating widget, but here's a
SQLyog from WebYog:
http://www.webyog.com/en/sqlyog_feature_list.php
+1 for SQLYog - Great tool.
I am rather fond of HeidiSQL. It is the reincarnation of Mysql Front which
was my Mysql workhorse for many years.
http://www.heidisql.com
NetBeans is another popular free Java IDE
If there is a .NET example, you should be able to glean enough information
from it to write your own code.
-Original Message-
From: Chad Gray [mailto:cg...@careyweb.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 25, 2009 11:38 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: FedEx Rates
I am having a hard time finding example
Trying to build a proof of concept for my first web 2.0 ish application.
I want to build a combo box like select interface that will allow a user
to select a product from a list of 51,000+ items.
I am imagining a front end that will have a place to type in part of a
name for a product and
I wrote a blog using CF (actually, I started with someone else's code). I am
having occasional troubles with my RSS. What happens is that I post an entry,
usually it is something that I've pasted into the text box, and then the RSS
feed fails because of invalid characters. When I create the
My blog software is all custom, barring my RSS feed. I'm using Ray Camden's
RSS.cfc. The thing that catches me most of the time are ampersands .
andy
-Original Message-
From: bill turner [mailto:bill.tur...@selectcomfort.com]
Sent: Friday, June 26, 2009 10:32 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject:
I'm having a problem with a cfwindow that captures some information and is
submitted, then closes the window,emails the information and then reloads
the underlying page not working in Firefox. The page was working in CF 8.00
and works fine with IE in 8.01. I've already tried stripping out
You may like to try:
description![CDATA[#post#]]/description
However, the xmlformat will definately be cleaning up any invalid xml
characters; are you using it in the title, etc? Perhaps it could be an
encoding issue.
Dominic
2009/6/26 bill turner bill.tur...@selectcomfort.com:
XMLFormat() does NOT clean up all invalid XML characters, it still
leaves in a lot of bar chars that will mess up XML readers. I think
there is a function on cflib that does a better job, I wrote one too a
while back:
http://www.stillnetstudios.com/2008/09/14/cleaning-up-non-ascii-characters/
Is it wise to use htmlEditFormat() on the value of password fields?
It is allowed for a user to enter as part of their password.
However, if I use htmlEditFormat(form.password) as the value of a
password field, it will escape it to amp;.
Therefore a password may end up being Mikeamp;Becky
Hi
Use htmlEditFormat()... The encodings ( - amp;, for example)
don't affect the actual value in the edit box... It only changes the
HTML used to get that value into the edit box (safely). Try it for
yourself to see... (and if I'm wrong, well damn, let me know and I will
have just learned
Is it wise to use htmlEditFormat() on the value of password fields?
I wouldn't be passing a value through to a password field at all. Makes it
too easy for someone to view source and see the existing password. For
example, Sarah has her password saved in Firefox. Sarah leaves the room for
a
mm.. It actually does.
If you go..
cfset whoBobLikes = Mary kate
cfset sanitizeBob = htmleditFormat(whoBobLikes)
The variables sanitizeBob will become Mary amp; Kate.
Dawson, if I were you I would recommend using the htmleditformat() function
either only inside edit boxes, or while you're
Very good advice.
Thanks,
Mike
-Original Message-
From: Justin Scott [mailto:jscott-li...@gravityfree.com]
Sent: Friday, June 26, 2009 11:40 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: RE: HTMLEditFormat() on Password Fields
Is it wise to use htmlEditFormat() on the value of password fields?
I
This is true.
Michael, what are you using this for? Are you using the htmlEditFormat() to
sanitize the passwords before they get inserted? Or are you using this to
output the users password to them in a textbox?
-Original Message-
From: Justin Scott [mailto:jscott-li...@gravityfree.com]
I have a login form with username and password fields.
If the user typed something wrong, the page would re-load with the
values already entered so that it could be corrected.
However, as Justin pointed out, it's probably not a good idea to default
the password back into the password field.
Hi, All:
I am building a form that allows users to edit data retrieved from
multiple tables. There are many fields in the form. If the users don't
change anything and hit the cancel button, then I don't need to do the
update, otherwise several sql update statements will be executed. Is
there
I am building a form that allows users to edit data retrieved from
multiple tables. There are many fields in the form. If the users don't
change anything and hit the cancel button, then I don't need to do the
update, otherwise several sql update statements will be executed. Is
there an easy
I'm turning to this community in hopes that I can get some help here, because
Gearworx's customer support seems to have lost the ability to reply to
tickets.
I am setting up a new domain on my CF8 VPS. I am having some confusions
regarding the mail setup. This domain will serve as the primary
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If I understand the question correctly. Off the top of my head I would
save a copy of the data that you used to populate the form as a struct in
the session scope and when the form is submitted you can compare the form to
the saved struct using the structCompare() from cflib.org
Hi Rob,
It's possible that this isn't a Plesk limit, per se. There are all sorts
of limits that could be effecting your mailbox size limitations. Can you
tell me (or the list) what mail server you're using? Is this a windows
machine or a linux machine? Is the mail server postfix, sendmail,
When you hook up a web service in CF Admin how do you access it in your CFM
pages?
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I have a login form with username and password fields.
If the user typed something wrong, the page would
re-load with the values already entered so that it
could be corrected.
Ah, for those I wouldn't put the password back in either. In this case the
point is for the user to correct
When you hook up a web service in CF Admin how do you access it in your CFM
pages?
You can use CFINVOKE or createObject to do this. You use the name you
gave it in the CF Administrator instead of the WSDL URL. Of course,
you can just use the WSDL URL and not bother registering the service
at
if I wrap in CDATA, won't I lose the html markup?
You may like to try:
description![CDATA[#post#]]/description
However, the xmlformat will definately be cleaning up any invalid xml
characters; are you using it in the title, etc? Perhaps it could be an
encoding issue.
Dominic
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Thanks, Ryan. I will look into this.
XMLFormat() does NOT clean up all invalid XML characters, it still
leaves in a lot of bar chars that will mess up XML readers. I think
there is a function on cflib that does a better job, I wrote one too a
while back:
I've downloaded Ray's cfc. I'll dig into that a bit later.
Thanks, Andy!
Bill
My blog software is all custom, barring my RSS feed. I'm using Ray Camden's
RSS.cfc. The thing that catches me most of the time are ampersands .
andy
I wrote a blog using CF (actually, I started with someone
Well the only way I have found to communicate with the FedEx rate service is to
HTTP post XML to it. It returns the following XML below.
How do I grab the data I need out of it?
Say I want to grab the XmlText of v6:Severity... how do I get the word
SUCCESS?
So far what I have tried does
On Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 3:00 PM, Chad Gray cg...@careyweb.com wrote:
Well the only way I have found to communicate with the FedEx rate service
is to HTTP post XML to it. It returns the following XML below.
How do I grab the data I need out of it?
Say I want to grab the XmlText of
Paul, you are correct in what htmlEditFormat does to its input, but not
in how it will be interpreted when used in a real form, like this:
cfset whoBobLikes = Mary kate
cfset sanitizeBob = htmleditFormat(whoBobLikes)
cfoutput
form action=dumpformvars.cfm
input name=x value=#sanitizeBob#
/form
On Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 3:08 PM, Casey Dougall
ca...@uberwebsitesolutions.com wrote:
soapenv:Body
you might need soapenv:Body Node as well I can't remember.
If they allow straight xml call I'd use that method vs soap so you don;t
need to deal with all that soap shit.
Thanks! Here is final code that worked.
I have never seen it formatted like that [][][]... Is this to kind of
'escape' the colons?
cfset IsSuccess =
reply[soapenv:Envelope][soapenv:Body][v6:RateReply][v6:Notifications][v6:Severity][XMLText]
-Original Message-
From: Casey
Chad Gray wrote:
Thanks! Here is final code that worked.
I have never seen it formatted like that [][][]... Is this to kind of
'escape' the colons?
Not really, it is array notation and it allows for more control of the
functionality then the common dot notation such as using
Maybe I wasn't clear. Sometimes users would make some changes and then
click the cancel button by mistake and find out they lose the changes. I
need a routine that detects if data have been altered.
Nathan
-Original Message-
From: Dave Watts [mailto:dwa...@figleaf.com]
Sent: Friday,
Yeah, I misinterpreted the original email. I was under the impression that
the issue was that he was using htmleditformat() to sanitize his data before
inserting it into the database, then when the user tried to sign in, their
password's didn't match.
I see what you're saying, good point. :)
If you hit their web service there is no WSDL... they give you a static WSDL
file with the development docs, but the web service itself does not publish a
WSDL.
So I can't hit is straight up with CFInvoke. I have to pass it a chunk of XML
and go the SOAP route.
At least I have not found a
Almost all of my applications are running on multiple machines and i would like
to use server variables to save things like IP addresses and server names that
can be used for CFHTTP requests or error reporting. These variables would
basically be static and would almost always have the same
Donnie Carvajal wrote:
Any ideas?
Look forward to upgrading to ColdFusion 9 in the next year that will (if
it does not go away) a Server.cfc file with an OnServerStart() method
for just such a purpose.
Until, then you have to do something a bit more hokey with your
OnApplciaitonStart()
I would just set your variables in the application variables scope instead
of the server variable scope. Or you could set a request variable on the
application.cfm page and just call that every time you need it.
-Original Message-
From: Donnie Carvajal
2009/6/26 bill turner bill.tur...@selectcomfort.com:
if I wrap in CDATA, won't I lose the html markup?
No, as long as you don't use XmlFormat or another XML cleaning
function, you're markup will remain intact. CDATA tells the parser not
to parse the contents as XML.
Dominic
I've been trying to reply to correct myself but apparently the only place
that I can get messages to the list from is home... not even using webmail
(for the same account I use at home) will work... odd.
Anyway... that is NOT the query I ended up with. This is...
cfquery
something like this?
http://cfsilence.com/blog/client/index.cfm/2007/8/21/Ajax-Paging-Through-Records-On-Scroll
demo: http://www.coldfusionjedi.com/demos/sharp/ajaxLoadOnScroll/test.cfm
extend it with a textbox to filter returned results, throw in a bit of
jquery and you are flying!
Azadi
I'm porting a website for a client over to GoDaddy from another
server. Using cfinsert/cfupdate tags to manipulate Access databases.
When trying to insert/edit more than a few sentences of data into a
memo field, it causes an error on the GoDaddy server:
Error Executing Database Query.
I'm porting a website for a client over to GoDaddy from another
server. Using cfinsert/cfupdate tags to manipulate Access databases.
When trying to insert/edit more than a few sentences of data into a
memo field, it causes an error on the GoDaddy server:
Error Executing Database Query.
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