Just think of it this way, there will always be ppl out there who are smarter
then us and can figure about anything out.
My point was that you can do what you were doing with most anything you want,
I just wouldn't do it with passwords, even if they are hashed or you just don't
care cause you just smoked to much hash.....
~Dave the disruptor~
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From: Stuart Kidd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2005 12:07 PM
To: CF-Talk <cf-talk@houseoffusion.com>
Subject: Re: CFFORM + FLASH
Didn't think of that! Okay, I will take that out and just check password on
the server side only.
On a different topic (sort of), is that the case for client variables also,
can users work a way of getting those?
Thanks,
Stuart
On 25/5/05 16:06, "Joe Rinehart" wrote:
> Stuart,
>
> You're passing the user's correct password to the clientside - someone
> will figure out how to sniff it, it's not hard to open up Flash...
>
> -Joe
>
> On 5/25/05, Stuart Kidd wrote:
>> Hi Dave,
>>
>> Thanks for that, that's perfect.
>>
>> Can I ask why it may come back and bite me in the ass so that maybe I can
>> fix it?
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Saturday
>>
>>
>> On 25/5/05 01:45, "dave" wrote:
>>
>>> for one you are trying to be sneaky with the password variable which of
>>> course
>>> can/will/shall come back to bite you in the ass.
>>>
>>> but, since this is what you are doing why not add some .as script to the
>>> filed just like you did with pw filed?
>>> onsubmit="if( numberOfReplies.text != '-------------------' )
>>> alert('please select an email option'); return false;²>
>>>
>>> ~Dave the disruptor~
>>>
>>> ----------------------------------------
>>> From: Stuart Kidd
>>> Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 4:57 PM
>>> To: CF-Talk
>>> Subject: CFFORM + FLASH
>>>
>>> Hi guys,
>>>
>>> Iım using the CFFORM tag and wanted to add some extra validation.
>>>
>>> My tag is like so:
>>>
>>> action = "/?kissMyDate=yes"
>>> format = "Flash"
>>> skin = "haloBlue"
>>> width = "400" height="420"
>>> name="Part1"
>>> onsubmit="if( password.text != '#GetUser.password#' ) {
>>> alert('Password is incorrect'); return false;}²>
>>>
>>> I added the password validation and that worked no problem, but now Iıd like
>>> to make sure that a user always makes a selection from a combo box and NOT
>>> choose the value which is ³² (
>>> value="">-------------------).
>>>
>>> value="#GetAdvert.numberOfReplies#" selected>Currently:
>>> #GetAdvert.numberOfReplies#
>>> -------------------
>>> 5
>>> 10
>>> 25
>>> Unlimited
>>> No more, I've had enough!
>>>
>>> As it stands if the user chooses
>>> value="">------------------- the form doesnıt have an error pop up.
>>>
>>> I thought of either doing some javascript in the cfselect or possibly adding
>>> something to the tag similar to the onsubmit.
>>>
>>> action = "/?kissMyDate=yes"
>>> format = "Flash"
>>> skin = "haloBlue"
>>> width = "400" height="420"
>>> name="Part1"
>>> onsubmit="if( password.text != '#GetUser.password#' ) {
>>> alert('Password is incorrect'); return false;}
>>> onsubmit="if( numberOfReplies.text != '' ) { alert('Please choose
>>> max emails to receive'); return false;}²>
>>>
>>> Unfortunately the above comes up with an error.
>>>
>>> If anyone could help it would be greatly appreciated.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Saturday
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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