Has anyone actually tried to create a CFC that is used as a Web Service,
and within that CFC it invokes another CFC?? I cannot for the life of me
figure out why CF throws a "Cannot find component" error (works under
all normal circumstances). I am missing something? Assume the
"whatever." bit is a
Also software such as Norton Internet Security removes the referrer value,
leaving some users unable to use your app. Basically, I believe referrers
shouldn't be use for anything except stats gathering.
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From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 1 March 20
> How about a hidden flash app that uses the xmlload method to grab the
> http_host/http_referer from the server in a hash format that is then
> passed with all forms/urls? On the next pages, the hash returned by
> flash would be compared with a hash of the
> cgi.http_host/cgi.http_referer returned
>
>
> This can't stop anything. Both HTTP_HOST and HTTP_REFERER are set by
> the
> browser, and can be changed by anyone writing an HTTP client:
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How about a hidden flash app that uses the xmlload method to grab the
http_host/http_referer from the server in a hash format that is the
This won't work if the table has any foreign keys related to it. A better
solution is to use DBCC CHECKIDENT('table_name', RESEED, 1)
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From: Joe Eugene [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 29, 2004 6:41 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Can
You could use UUIDs instead of autonumbers.
Steve Nelson
Nick Baker wrote:
> MS Access
> CF 5
>
> Can you reset rows numbers back to starting at row number 1 in a DB,
> after
> deleting all rows?
>
> The goal is to totally erase and restore DB, on the fly, from time to
> time.
> New info will ha
truncate table TableName (will clear all the data and reset any identity
fields)
Joe
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From: Nick Baker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 29, 2004 9:19 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Can you reset row numbers in a DB after deleting all rows?
MS Access
not sure about access...but in MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, etc. You
reset the sequence to whatever you want...there's bound to be a way in
Access.
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Nick Baker wrote:
> MS Access
> CF 5
>
> Can y
You can delete and recreate the table.
DROP TABLE mytable
CREATE TABLE myTable (
Col1 INTEGER,
Col2 AUTOINCREMENT,
Col3 YESNO,
Col4 TEXT (50)
)
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From: Nick Baker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 1 March 2004
MS Access
CF 5
Can you reset rows numbers back to starting at row number 1 in a DB, after
deleting all rows?
The goal is to totally erase and restore DB, on the fly, from time to time.
New info will have the same columns, but a different number of rows each
time. The Delete Row function of a C
That would be cool!
If noone has one...I'd be willing to try a crack at a cfc...I have been
slammed though, so I can't make any promises on a timeline.
--Josh
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Burns, John wrote:
> I seem to re
One of these days I plan to write a connector to the DLL using CFOBJECT but the project has not come around yet.
>Same here... I looked at the wrapper once but in the end I just found it
>easier to use CFEXECUTE and and pass the arguments I needed.
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> But in cf is it not possible to write a subscript into the
> appication file to check where a link is coming from and
> redirect it if it is not from the same domain? Or, would the
> HTTP_REFERER override is anyway? I'm most likely wrong, and I
> agree with the fact that unless you are writin
> I am looking at this original MACTOKEN cookie, and the second
> 'path' part is not really a second cookie is it? It is
> actually the path attribute of the single cookie itself,
> right? So, does this part just get ignored or is there some
> way to pass it in via cfhttpparam?
>
> Set-Cook
Look it through
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I am looking at this original MACTOKEN cookie, and the second 'path' part is
not really a second cookie is it? It is actually the path attribute of the
single cookie itself, right? So, does this part just get ignored or is
there some way to pass it in via cfhttpparam?
Set-Cookie
MACTOKEN=jcha
> From: Jeff Chastain
>
> Using the cookie name/values returned in the first cfhttp
> call as parameters in the second cfhttp call returns an
> invalid login screen. Is there something else I am missing
> here?
Without seeing it, I wouldn't know what's wrong...
I've not seen that problem, s
Phillip,
Using the cookie name/values returned in the first cfhttp call as parameters
in the second cfhttp call returns an invalid login screen. Is there
something else I am missing here?
Thanks
-- Jeff
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Sent: Sunday, February 29, 200
> From: Jeff Chastain
>
> Okay, there is a cookie in the header. Having not worked
> with CFHTTP before, what do I need to do with it?
>
> Set-Cookie
> MACTOKEN=jchastain|1078091329189|e4825ffba9b8603a0af27bd08c519dd2;
> path=/psoft/servlet/psoft.hsphere.CP/jchastain/
Now that you have it, y
Okay, there is a cookie in the header. Having not worked with CFHTTP
before, what do I need to do with it?
Set-Cookie
MACTOKEN=jchastain|1078091329189|e4825ffba9b8603a0af27bd08c519dd2;
path=/psoft/servlet/psoft.hsphere.CP/jchastain/
I am running CFMX 6.1 if that matters as well.
Thanks fo
> From: Jeff Chastain
>
> My hosting provider has a control panel application available
> for each hosting plan that includes statistics like bandwidth
> and disk space usage. I am needing to utilize these
> statistics in my CF app, but the control panel does not
> include an API to extract th
My hosting provider has a control panel application available for each
hosting plan that includes statistics like bandwidth and disk space usage.
I am needing to utilize these statistics in my CF app, but the control panel
does not include an API to extract this information.
Therefore, I have be
Same here... I looked at the wrapper once but in the end I just found it
easier to use CFEXECUTE and and pass the arguments I needed.
-Novak
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Sent: Sunday, February 29, 2004 1:06 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFC Wrapper
Whittingham, P said:
> Is it the web server (ie., IIS) or an application server (ie.
> Crystal Enterprise 9) which would give me back this information?
Whichever one sets the appropriate HTTP header.
Jochem
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Is it the web server (ie., IIS) or an application server (ie. Crystal Enterprise 9) which would give me back this information?
TIA,
Patrick Whittingham
United Space Alliance
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From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 29, 2004 8:47 AM
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Whittingham, P said:
>
> Is it possible to get the date/time of a file (abc.rpt) on a
> different server?? Does cfhttp return that information.
If the webserver sends it you can extract it from the headers in cfhttp.
Jochem
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Hi All,
Is it possible to get the date/time of a file (abc.rpt) on a different server?? Does cfhttp return that information.
TIA,
Patrick Whittingham
United Space Alliance
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There's a custom tag with some of the functionality linked off of the
imagemagick site, but I've never used it.
> I seem to remember hearing about a CFC written to interface with
ImageMagick. All I can seem to find is the MagickTag custom tag for doing
that. Does anyone know of a CFC? Thanks.
>
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