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this code will expire the client variables when the browser closes
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cfif IsDefined( Cookie.CFID ) AND IsDefined( Cookie.CFTOKEN )
cfset localCFID = Cookie.CFID
cfset localCFTOKEN = Cookie.CFTOKEN
cfcookie name=CFID value=#localCFID#
cfcookie name=CFTOKEN
Hello David,
In your Insert statement table columns 14 is there and you are paasing th
e
values 15.
and there is no need single quotas if the database column is numeric
datatype.
From
T.santhoshkumar
- Original Message -
From: Andy Parry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL
Sorry to hear about your problems.
What we have done is to create a specific domain admin user for CF to
run
under. Then we configured CF to start as this user. Whenever CF wants
to
access something (databases, files, sql server, anything) either
locally or
on the network it will access the
A couple on Macromedia's dev ex:
http://devex.macromedia.com/developer/gallery/info.cfm?ID=CA3470F8-283
0-11D4
-AA9700508B94F380method=Full
http://devex.macromedia.com/developer/gallery/info.cfm?ID=44C48F77-35E
9-11D4
-83D700508B94F85Amethod=Full
Maybe I'm missing something, but this doesn't seem to make
sense to me.
Recursion typically works from the top down - or more
appropriately in
this case, from the outside in,
structural recursion (without conditional constraint syntax) is by
definition 'infinitely' recursive. but that's
Well, I could also breed beluga and make caviar from scratch :)
You could, but that's a flawed analogy. You write a code module once, and
use it forever. I don't think you can eat the same fish eggs over again.
Are you suggesting that I could call modules that generate
this code with
Upgrading CF4.5 Server - CF5 Server
Now that probably everyone has upgraded their CF servers to v.5 and are
seasoned experts...
We are finally ready to do it here.
We are running CF 4.5.1 SP 2 on Sun Solaris box...no ClusterCats or
Advanced Security.
1. Installation guide does not say what
I completely agree. If you plan (I'm not saying you do) to rest just on
the paper it's not worth much. After all it's just a test, I've seen
people pass the MCSE exams without actually having any experience, they
took classes and read books. That's not to say they are better qualified
than an
Upgrading CF4.5 Server - CF5 Server
Now that probably everyone has upgraded their CF servers to
v.5 and are seasoned experts... We are finally ready to do
it here.
I'm hardly an expert when it comes to Solaris, but here's my two cents
anyway.
We are running CF 4.5.1 SP 2 on Sun Solaris
This is an interesting conclusion, but you probably do not have a big
enough sample to say for sure. I think there are a lot of plusses to
certification, especially if you are consulting. It makes you an expert to
people who don't know any better.
And, just about every company uses some
That's usually where a portfolio comes in to play. If you (with no CF
cert) show someone your work, and it's excellent work, then someone with
a CF cert shows them some work, and it's shabby, they're more then
likely going to go with the one with better skills and experience.
You can write to the registry on IE with a signed applet so make sure
that
you are set to warn you before running such things. This is probably
what
happened.
Justin
-Original Message-
From: Dave Hannum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 9:26 AM
To:
Totally true. It's the cert and the portfolio and the... And the... And
a few... And of course, the...
There's no one thing. For example I have almost no portfolio except for
screen captures of sites long since changed or gone altogether. I do
intranet apps so it's hard to point people to the
I'm getting around to moving to SQL server (finally) and am curious
about setting it up securely, in particular in relation to Cold
Fusion. I know I should setup a 'Cold Fusion' user, run the CF
service as that and allow that CF user access to SQL Server. But
what rights does that CF user need
Hi all. This is cross posted (sorry Listserv, friends)
I am working on a book and wanted to get a feel for the community. If
it's not too much trouble I'd greatly appreciate any one who can take a
minute to email me off list with their years of experience, rough
numbers are ok. No names will be
I'm getting around to moving to SQL server (finally) and am curious
about setting it up securely, in particular in relation to Cold
Fusion. I know I should setup a 'Cold Fusion' user, run the CF
service as that and allow that CF user access to SQL Server. But
what rights does that CF user
Hey All,
Well my inital Google searches aren't panning out to well so I though I'd toss this
one out to the
list ;-)
I'm wanting to change the port IIS uses from 80 to anythig else. Any thoughts?
I know someone out there knows the answer...but you East coasters are probably all
tucked in
I hear all this talk of limited Broadband. Maybe I'm just lucky living
in a
metropolitan area in Canada - DSL and Cable are the same price and is
fairly
affordable (about $40 Cdn / month). It'd be nice if it were cheaper,
but
this isn't too bad. Then again, I have heard some grumblings that
In the IIS management console, under the properties for each IIS virtual
site, there's an IP address (at least one) that is to be bound to the site.
Click the 'Advanced' button and you'll see the option to bind to a different
port, as well as the option to set up additional
I'm wanting to change the port IIS uses from 80 to anythig
else.
You can do this for each individual virtual web server. Just go into the IIS
MMC, right-click on a virtual server, select Properties, select Web
Site, and in the TCP Port field, put whatever port you like.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig
Accessed their domain and got a list of machine names on
their network?
You should be able to do this with a combination of CFEXECUTE and net
view, I think.
Also, I want to know if it is possible to not only access the
list of names, but to add machine names, and remove all using
CF. I
Just curious...what's the highest someone has set their
'simultaneous requests' setting in the CF Admin to?
I wonder if setting it to 100 (on a big dual PIII box)
would screw things up?
Yes, it probably would. I've seen appropriate values (determined by
load-testing) between 4 and 12
I have a password system that requires a two second delay after a failed
password attempt, to foil brute force automated cracking attempts.
There's two tags in the developers exchange - CFX_Sleep and CF_aSleep.
CFX_Sleep is free, but I don't really want to go to the bother of
getting a CFX
( The one thing I didn't say which may or may not have been implied is
that if Mike's Guitars Magazine company fails, it is probably not due to
misunderstanding web technology )
At 09:12 PM 02/11/2002 -0500, you wrote:
This is an interesting conclusion, but you probably do not have a big
Kay,
If you search this lists archive this article shows how to delay
execution:
http://www.mail-archive.com/cf-talk@houseoffusion.com/msg69317.html
-snip
CFSET started = now()
!--- set the number of seconds to wait ---
CFSET finished = DateAdd(s, 3, now())
CFSCRIPT
x = 1;
Thanks guys for all of your feedback. Since there's a glut of programmers out
there and I'm simply looking for ways to seperate myself from the rest of
the programmers who may be mis-representing them.
I thought in this case, macromedia certification may be able to seperate
those 2 groups. My
open IIS, right click/properties. You should see the name and the port
(say..81). change it there.
Now.. if you want to view the site you must type:
http://mysite.com:81
Hey All,
Well my inital Google searches aren't panning out to well so I though I'd
toss this one out to the
list ;-)
Then I'd do it.
I think it will do what you are hoping, it's all in how you present it
IMHO. My personal opinion and the way I present it is, I took the time
to quantify and prove what I know, did the other guys and gals applying
for this job? If the answer is yes as it is sometimes, move on to
At 10:57 PM 02/11/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Thanks guys for all of your feedback. Since there's a glut of programmers out
there and I'm simply looking for ways to seperate myself from the rest of
the programmers who may be mis-representing them.
I thought in this case, macromedia certification may
My opinion of (any) certification:
1) A Certification does not a good developer make.
2) But, with that said it does show a commitment to your craft and could
separate you from other job candidates.
If you're going to take the CF 5.0 certification exam, be sure to check out
CF_Buster at
Kay Smoljak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 2/12/2002 4:46:30 PM:
Has anyone used this tag? I don't mind forking out the $5 (actually $10
in Australian pesos) but does it really work? Does anyone have a better
way of delaying the user for a certain amount of time?
I would use a deadlock situation to
Yeah, very true. Nothing really Makes a web developer. We are all web
developers with/without certifications, and any other activities..
Anything we do above and beyond our roles as developers is extra. For
what ever it may be worth in interviews and what not..
J.
John Wilker
Web
Thanks for these suggestions - very clever. I don't suppose there's any
performance difference between using this cfscript or the exclusive
deadlock method posted as well... Both would only affect the current
request yeah (if the cflock name was unique for each request that is)?
And I need to
I would suggest that the cflock solution is much better. It does not
actually do any processing while waiting, its probably exactly how
cf_asleep
works.
In the past I have implemented N-try then lockout systems. Three
attempts
then your account is locked, contact admin to unlock. You may also
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