Well, I'm on the hosting end of the equation.
My issue is a way to enable CFFILE-like function
for my customers without enabling any more security
problems than I already have with FTP. You've just
given me one more reason I'll never enable ASP on
my servers (apart from the fact I don't have the time
or patience to deal with more than one CF-like product).
best, paul
At 08:44 AM 9/18/00 +0930, you wrote:
>Paul,
>
>I encountered this problem when I used a CF hosting service with these tags
>disabled. For me the solution was simple. Since most CF hosts will be using
>Windows NT, you can most certainly expect them to support ASP. All you'll
>have to do is to write an ASP template using FileSystemObject object to
>open a file, and then use CFHTTP to access that ASP template and to return
>the file as cfhttp.content, which you can then manipulate as a string.
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