Re: Clear Fields In Firefox

2009-11-04 Thread Ramon Ecung

I've always had an idea of randomizing a form element's name and passing
that random name to the following page to force the browser to not
autocomplete the information (it can't pre-populate if it's never seen the
form name before).

I've never actually worked out how to do this mainly because I've never had
to but I don't think it's very hard. Perhaps randomize the username field
and then have a hidden field named username and have the value as the
real username element's random name so you have access to it.

Just an idea.


On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 12:55 PM, Ian Skinner h...@ilsweb.com wrote:


 DURETTE, STEVEN J (ATTASIAIT) wrote:
  One reason could be Corporate policy.
 
  I know one company for sure that will not be named that has a policy
  that states that user id and password fields will be blank.
 
  Even though they lock down the browser not to auto populate, some people
  could still get past it.  Then for some reason, the powers that be
  always go for the programmers.
 
  Just one possibility.
 
  Steve

 And I presumed that this, or something very similar, was the driving
 force behind the original question.  And, unfortunately, the main
 problem with your scenario is the powers that be going for the
 programmers - who only have an illusion of control, rather then the
 employees who are breaking the policy.

 

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Re: Clear Fields In Firefox

2009-11-04 Thread Ramon Ecung

Also, javascript can probably clear the fields if you just want them to be
blank, of course javascript can be turned off, but it's an alternative. Not
sure if you mean the form is autocompleting or just pre-populating.

On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 10:40 AM, Robert Harrison rob...@austin-williams.com
 wrote:


 I'm having issues with Firefox filling in my UserID and Password fields on
 a
 log-in form (present on every page). I want the fields be clear empty, so
 the question is:

How do I override Firefox and clear the form fields?

 Here's what I've tried so far:

1. Changed field names (no effect).
2. CFINPUT Value=, no effect. CFINPUT Value=  works, but in the
 password field it show the space.
3. Added a clear_form JS function and OnLoad of the page I clear the
 fields. That works OnLoad, but if you hit the
back button in the browser the OnLoad script does not run
 and the fields are filled in again..

 Any ideas?

 Thanks,
 Robert


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Re: Getting last inserted record from database

2009-10-26 Thread Ramon Ecung

Be careful if you do this, oracle and some others reuse deleted IDs if you 
don't use sequences. Using cftransaction and querying for the data you just 
input would be my suggestion. Actually, if you can using a sequence would 
probably be best if you have access to them.  
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select the max id straight after the insert and wrap it all in cftransaction 
tags 



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Re: XML POST with Coldfusion

2009-10-26 Thread Ramon Ecung

I need someone to develop a coldfusion script that will communicate to a
server/service using XML POST.

Sorry if it's a silly question, but can you just do post's to their server
in a loop?

-Ramon Ecung II, BS, ACHDS, MCP


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Re: XML POST with Coldfusion

2009-10-26 Thread Ramon Ecung

Sorry, I copy pasted the wrong line (the emai didnt send from my phone)...

It actually looks like that PHP code just creates a curl (http post) message
to their server.

Sorry if it's a silly question, but can you just do post's to their server
in a loop?

-Ramon Ecung II, BS, ACHDS, MCP


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multi-database code

2009-10-24 Thread Ramon Ecung

Just curious how others handle making their programs capable of being run on 
multiple databases. I'm currently running Oracle XE and MySQL and I want to 
develop my next application for both databases mainly for the experience, but 
also so I can learn more about the differences between MySQL and Oracle. 

My main thought on this was to create two functions in my cfc for every 
where/transaction I need (one for Oracle, one for MySQL) and just have a 
variable in my allplication.cfc that tells the code which function to call.

Is this the best way? Does anyone else have experience doing something like 
this? 

-Ramon Ecung II

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