It continues to work fine in the browser. Its pretty weird how it will work
for a day and then start generating this error:
AxisFault
faultCode: {http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/}Server.userException
faultSubcode:
faultString: javax.net.ssl.SSLException: java.lang.RuntimeException:
Hello,
I have an issue that I am hoping you all can help me with.
I have a loop, in which I need to call a coldfusion query that is dynamic.
I then need to call another query, based on the first query and output the
results dynamically. I am stuck on this.
Here is my loop and queries:
Perhaps you do a cfset above the second proc
cfset request.procname = course i Apply ceuPref.strCme
Then reference that in the tag
cfprocresult name=#request.procname#
the thing that's popping out to me is your in params
cfprocparam type=In
cfsqltype=CF_SQL_DATE
Hi
Some of the forms we use CF to email out are getting hit with spam garbage. I'm
seeing patterns in them I can use to catch it now, but wondered if there is a
more general approach available I'm not aware of?
Thanks much!
Ben
+1 for the honeypot. Depending on the type of submissions you are looking to
get from your form, conversion rates also increase for valid submissions over
captcha-protected inputs.
Jon
On Apr 17, 2014, at 1:00 PM, Robert Harrison rob...@austin-williams.com wrote:
You can use:
1.
You can use:
1. A honey pot field (a field hidden by CSS, with an indicator to
leave this field blank); if it's filled it's probably a bot, so don't
process... or
2. CFCAPTCHA to generate a captcha and make the user type what's
shown; send only if it's a match... or
Thanks for the suggestions! Will give them a try. Much appreciated.
Be
On Apr 17, 2014, at 10:05 AM, Jon Clausen jon_clau...@silowebworks.com
wrote:
+1 for the honeypot. Depending on the type of submissions you are looking to
get from your form, conversion rates also increase for
Hi Ben
I had this problem many years ago and didn't know of HoneyPots though I like
the idea a lot.
So I created a very simple Captcha. It is is easy to read and not dynamic, it
is
the same image all the time.
You can see it at:http://www.appreciativeway.com/email.cfm?email=info
It has
Yes, I struggle with some of them as well. Sigh.
Ben
On Apr 17, 2014, at 11:25 AM, Rob Voyle robvo...@voyle.com wrote:
Hi Ben
I had this problem many years ago and didn't know of HoneyPots though I like
the idea a lot.
So I created a very simple Captcha. It is is easy to read
Some of the forms we use CF to email out are getting hit
with spam garbage. I'm seeing patterns in them I can use
to catch it now, but wondered if there is a more general
approach available I'm not aware of? Thanks much!
I've had very good luck with a simple math (or other) question,
Oh, that's funny! I'll have to start using Donald as a question. Great idea!
Ben
On Apr 17, 2014, at 12:11 PM, Les Mizzell lesm...@bellsouth.net wrote:
Some of the forms we use CF to email out are getting hit
with spam garbage. I'm seeing patterns in them I can use
to catch it now, but
Oh, that's funny! I'll have to start using Donald as a question. Great idea!
But what if they answer cartoon or Disney character. That would create a
very bad user experience if you tell them they're wrong ... LOL
Robert Harrison
Director of Interactive Services
Austin Williams
Hello Rob and everyone,
Image captchas are undetectable by screen reading packages such as those
used by the blind and loc out legitiment visitors. CFFormProtect is a far
better alternative as it catches spammers in the background without
requiring visitors to mess with captchas and
+1 for the honeypot.
+ another one.
You can also use an onclick on the submit button to fill a hidden field with
some key text also hidden in your javascript.
If the field is not set properly, dont process.
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Order the
Image captchas are undetectable by screen reading packages
Exact, and anyway, do spamers really care about character recognition? Do these
characters really have to look su ugly?
These captchas really look ridiculous.
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