Uwe-
I'm not sure if anyone got back to you. I think everyone got caught up in
the encryption "debate" :).
I'm not exactly sure what you encrypted, but something sounds awry.
Encryption of CFM means that the user (supposedly) cannot see the SOURCE of
the page (i.e. the ColdFusion code). They only see what gets spit out as
results. Obviously, this is required for the browser to display it!
Since JavaScript is a client-side script, it cannot be encrypted. The best
you can do is put it in a seperate file, and link to it in a SCRIPT tag. The
user can still open up that file, as it is publically accessible.
If you encrypt JavaScript inside of a CFM page, it simply gets decrypted
when it gets sent to the browser.
I hope this is what you were asking. If not, send another note :)
Norman
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 2:51 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Encrypt of a Javascript/ColdFusion page
I would like to encrypt a Javascript embedded in a CF-page.
I tried it with codeseal.com.
After encryption of the CF page JS isn't working correcty anymore.
Is there any change to encrypt JS/CF pages, that people can't see the JS
coding anymore ?
Thanks for ideas.
Uwe
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