You need to alias it,
Select sum(stoptime) as stoptime from reports
jb
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From: Tony Weeg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 May 2004 14:13
To: CF-Talk
Subject: does cf choke on database nulls?
select sum(stopTime) from reports where vehicleNumberoni = 58444
return
You know, I'm probably biased, but you have to love the fact that almost
every code comparison shows CF having about half the lines .Net does. I like
.Net, a lot, and yes, we all know the # of lines isn't the most important
thing in the world, but it was funny how much this stood out, especially in
Duh! Ignore me...more coffee!
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Sent: 10 May 2004 14:11
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: does cf choke on database nulls?
You need to alias it,
Select sum(stoptime) as stoptime from reports
jb
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In the JMC, you need to change the JDK path to
/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.4.2/Home.
Matt Liotta
R337 Consulting LLC
http://r337.com
On May 10, 2004, at 7:46 AM, Dick Applebaum wrote:
> Matt
>
> With my changes to your startup script I get the following results:
>
>
that isnt ... altho' that wont return anything to cf either, however...
the problem, I found out, is that there was a value in one of the fields
that was longer than 9 characters, its actually 10 characters, numbers I
mean
and therefore a sum() on that doesn't jive, in query analyzer or cfmx.
make
its all good man!
thanks anyway.
tw
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Subject: RE: does cf choke on database nulls?
Duh! Ignore me...more coffee!
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From: John Beynon [mailto:[EMAIL PRO
Looks like a driver error.
Interesting that I am having a null problem in CFML (not the driver)
with BlueDragon.
I have been on this list for years and don't recall any posts where DB
nulls were improperly handled by a driver or CFML. (there have been
issues with how to logically handle nulls
dick,
I happened to figure out that it wasn't a null issue tho' :)
that's good! not for your problem tho.
but, what I did figure out, is that I had bad data coming from the db, and
the db wouldn't
do the sum(), that was the problem. cfmx handled it great, from what I can
tell.
so what Ive don
The one thing that still sticks out to me (I went from ASP to CF almost
5 years ago) is just how much more difficult database interaction is
when you're not using CF. I also explicitly DON'T like the presentation
layer control that the display objects take away; that's fine if you're
a develop
Boy isn't that the truth!
They also only talked about the general functionality of CF. There are so
many built in functions in CF that I think we all take for granted because
they've been in there so long. Things like manipulating lists, queries,
dates, display formatting. The list of CF's *real
hi there.
really a homesite+ question, but how do you stop
the find/replace finder from finding things? lets say
it locates what I wanted it to find for me, how do I say
STOP, Look no more. I restart homesite+ now to do
this, is there a better way?
thanks!
...tony
tony weeg
senior web applica
Aha!
That does it -- setting the JVM in the JMC, along with your startup
script, gets both JRun and CFMX running under the latest JVM.
What is odd, is that JRun and CFMX can't do this automatically -- OS X
will default to the latest JVM unless the applications (JRun and CFMX)
specifically req
I haven't tried this in Homesite+, but in Homesite and CF Studio, hitting ESC usually does it.
Scott
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> From: "Tony Weeg"
> Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 09:38:47 -0400
> hi there.
>
> really a homesite+ question, bu
works GREAT!
thanks.
tony
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Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 9:43 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: re: homesite+ (how to stop a find search)
I haven't tried this in Homesite+, but in Homesite and CF Studio, hitting
ESC usually does it.
Sco
Press the ESC key.
Steve Nelson
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From: Tony Weeg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 9:39 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: homesite+ (how to stop a find search)
hi there.
really a homesite+ question, but how do you stop
the find/replace finder from finding things? lets say
i
I have done some ASP coding -- mainly converting programs to CF.
Not only is a lot more work (in ASP) to put together a SQL query, there
are a lot of things to keep track of -- if you forget to close the
connection it can affect performance, etc,
Number of lines is not everything -- but a more
> They also only talked about the general functionality of CF. There are so
> many built in functions in CF that I think we all take for granted because
> they've been in there so long. Things like manipulating lists, queries,
> dates, display formatting. The list of CF's *real development benefits
What do you mean by shallow support? Honestly I almost never used Java in CF
since CF has almost everything I ever needed. Once should also look at what
is needed, not what can be done. Sure C#.Net offers a lot, but you only
really need a fraction of that for the web.
The specialization of a langua
One thing nice about the .NET Framework is that if an application is
designed well it is easy (fairly) to make it available in many formats (web
site, windows app, pocket pc app), I think that is one of the reasons it is
built like it is. It is nice to have that ability to port the software to
dif
Is there a way to use CF code outside of a server, stand alone executable
(without any server like software including that mini server offered for
presentation purposes)? In other words can I "compile" a cf page and save it
in cgi directory? I am just curious since now CF page is compiled before it
> From: Tom Kitta
>
> Is there a way to use CF code outside of a server, stand
> alone executable (without any server like software including
> that mini server offered for presentation purposes)? In other
> words can I "compile" a cf page and save it in cgi directory?
> I am just curious sinc
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>From searching google for a couple of hours, the only suggested answer
I've seen is to write a .NET webservice and use that as a proxy, anybody
got a better idea or workaround?
To be honest CF's ws stuff appears to be about as compatible with other
scripting languages as a large squ
Hey guys
I want to set up a search on my personal site for my products. I have tried
to use the verity collection but it just does not seem to do what I want. I
need something that can simply spider my site and collect the information
and links to the products. The site is very dynamic and
hey everyone. i would like to setup a cf application on a laptop running sql
server as the backend db and iis as the webserver. does anyknow know of a
good resource that laysout how to set this type of environment up? is there
a copy of a personal cf application server out there for download? thank
The 30 day free trial version of CF server reverts to a local host only developers version after the trial period. It would be exactly what you want.
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Looks like that is for MX, is there one for cf 5?
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Stand alone CF application on a laptop
The 30 day free trial version of CF server reverts to a local host only
dev
This is how it has worked since at least 4.5. It is how I have gotten my developer version of CF sever since I started in 1997. You just need to find the proper download on the Macromedia Site. That, at times, has been a lot harder then it should have been.
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Hi,
Here is more information from the application log. This job is setup as https://cfm and port = 443 in cfadmin. This is on w2k server and cf is
assigned to the system account. The entire web server has a certificate, so i guess everything must use 'https'
"aaa web server name",ap
I'm having a very strange problem with CFMX. I'm creating a very simply
query.
debug>
SELECT ACDReports.ReportID, ACDReports.Site, ACDReports.Section,
ACDReports.ReportName
FROM ACDReports
ORDER BY ACDReports.Site,ACDReports.Section,ACDReports.ReportName
However, when I add more than one field
I know you can determine if someone has Flash installed.
Is there anyway to determine the speed of the connection, where
it is Dial-up? DSL? LAN?
Basically I need to find out if their speed is fast enough to use
Flash or Static images.
TIA
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You can just call listRest twice (or use listDeleteAt() if you prefer),
passing chr(10) as the delimiter. Exactly the same thing as you do, just
minus the array conversions.
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Give the user the option!
HTH
Dick
On May 10, 2004, at 9:15 AM, Adkins, Randy wrote:
> I know you can determine if someone has Flash installed.
> Is there anyway to determine the speed of the connection, where
> it is Dial-up? DSL? LAN?
>
> Basically I need to find out if their speed is fast
Yeah that was the only option I came up with.
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Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 12:37 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Flash & Speed?
Give the user the option!
HTH
Dick
On May 10, 2004, at 9:15 AM, Adkins, Randy wrote:
> I know yo
> Here is more information from the application log. This job
> is setup as https://cfm and port = 443 in cfadmin. This
> is on w2k server and cf is assigned to the system account.
> The entire web server has a certificate, so i guess
> everything must use 'https'
>
> "aaa web serve
We're starting the process of upgrading our server from CF5 to MX 6.1 and am running into problems with client variables not "sticking".
We are storing client variables in an Oracle database. I have a test script which first dumps the client variables, then sets a test client variable, and then d
Yep...go with allowing the user to chose.
I just went through browser detection scenarios for a site we just launched and chose to warn users with browsers we have not yet tested (although they use browser engines that are used in browsers we've tested). We simply re-direct them to a warning page
You can load a flash movie, start a timer in the movie, load an image from
your server, check how long it took, and then decided based on that.
'course that's probably not really how you want to approach the situation,
but it'll work.
Cheers,
barneyb
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> From: Adkins,
On May 10, 2004, at 7:37 AM, Pascal Peters wrote:
> Is it possible to find a named anchor passed in the url (if there is
> one) in ColdFusion?
I don't think there is a way. The named anchor (anything after the
hash symbol in a URL) does not get sent to the server, and therefore
does not show
Does anybody know if the hot fix for this problem is out yet? If so where can I find it at. Thanks
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I think you can do this a few different ways, but essentially you still need
a local application server to execute the pages.
With CFMX you could use the developer copy which I think is free for
localhost usage.
BD offers a free version that I think is only CF5 compatible. Maybe I'm
wrong.
Coral
It's hard to tell from the line wrapping, but it looks like you're trying to
do a union of two selects, but you left out the union operator. Is that what
you're doing? Also, try removing the table names from the order by clause.
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> What do you mean by shallow support?
There's a good deal of Java that simply can't be used directly from within
CF. A lack of support for null values is a big reason. There's also a good
deal that requires workarounds or hacks. It's certainly possible to use a
lot of Java from within CF, but it
"section" is a reserved word. That bit us recently. Is that the column that
kills it?
-d
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> I'm having a very strange prob
Adding to that, in that case it was specifically in a QueryOfQuery and
referencing "section" as "[section]" made it work.
-Kevin
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From: "Deanna Schneider"
> "section" is a reserved word. That bit us recently. Is that the column
that
> kills it?
> -d
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Are there any tricks to get CFMX to parse a XML file with referenced or
unreferenced namespaces in them?
I have a XML file that I can read just fine, but when I try to run a
XMLParse() on the variable, it throws me a NAMESPACE_ERR error. And if I
take out the tag with the namespace in it, it wor
As usual, I figured out part of this right after I hit sent on my message:
If I add the namespace declaration to the root element, it won't throw an
error.
I know it is not quite proper, but is there a way to get around declaring
the namespace in the root element? I'd
Namespaces apply to the current tag, and all decendants, you the tag that
declares the namespace can be from that namespace:
XML is stringent about single root elements, and since CF's implementation
adheres, it won't let you have multiple ones. However, if you need to add
it dynamically, i
It's been requested that I create this form that when gets submitted
sends the content to a printer ( in the persons place of business ).
I've never done anything like that before. Was wondering if it was even possible.
Thanks
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This is not possible unless you use ActiveX or a client side Java
applet. Trust me. We tried. The closest you can get is something like
doing a body onload() event in _javascript_ and have it call the print()
function; this would bring up the print applet, so it would require the
user to cli
in IE you can bypass the printer dialogue box without ActiveX or client side
Java applet...
function noDialog (numcopy) {
var i = 1;
for (i; i==numcopy; i++) {
if ((navigator.appName == "Netscape")) {
window.print()
> From: Daniel Farmer
>
> It's been requested that I create this form that when gets
> submitted sends the content to a printer ( in the persons
> place of business ).
>
> I've never done anything like that before. Was wondering if
> it was even possible.
Because it's on the client's machine
You mean an applet that is always on, always running right? and checks for print alerts?
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To: CF-Talk
Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 2:24 PM
Subject: Re: CF sending data to a local printer?
This is not possible unless you use A
Yes, the page to be printed would contain this applet. We are using
this method for one of our applications.
Pete
Daniel Farmer wrote:
> You mean an applet that is always on, always running right? and checks for print alerts?
> - Original Message -
> From: Pete Ruckelshaus - CFList
My guess here is that you envision someone on the internet is browsing a
web site and fills out a form. You want that form to print on the web site
owners printer?
I think that's a WILD idea... however it is only possible if the CF server
has network access to the printer. Is the CF server in
Hi gang,
I have a form using the 'required' attribute of CFINPUT for form
validation. It works on one server but not another. By not working, I
mean it does not prompt the user to fill out a field. Both servers are
running 6.0. Any ideas?
Dan Phillips
CFXHosting.com
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Does the 2nd site have the CFIDE mapping in IIS? If not, the cfform.js
script will not be loaded and the validation won't take place.
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The question is though is how does that applet see the printer ?
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To: CF-Talk
Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 3:01 PM
Subject: Re: CF sending data to a local printer?
Yes, the page to be printed would contain this applet. We a
Thanks Marlon. That did it!
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Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 3:09 PM
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Subject: RE: Error with CFINPUT
Does the 2nd site have the CFIDE mapping in IIS? If not, the cfform.js
script will not be loaded and the validatio
Benorama site seems to down most of the time. Can someone please send me the example BlogMX.zip file offlist.
TIA
Nikhil
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Hi Folks,
I recently outsourced a project to some developers and am having some
issues and would appreciate any advice you may be able to offer. Basically
they were contracted to develop a client side app (Written in Delphi) that
would connect to a CFMX webservice and download recordset data. T
Hi Folks,
I recently outsourced a project to some developers and am having some
issues and would appreciate any advice you may be able to offer. Basically
they were contracted to develop a client side app (Written in Delphi) that
would connect to a CFMX webservice and download recordset data. T
Thanks Barney, that all makes total sense. The whole issue of namespaces in
XML has been iffy for me for a little while...mainly, because the URI
doesn't really mean anything. But this time, my fault was that I wasn't
thinking about descendents.
I'm going to working with a fixed root element 1
I Does anyone know anything about this error. I can't figure it out. Here's my
code.
Select partno, shortdesc, longdesc, pic, manf, promos, dateAdded, ManHand, OverSized, FreightItem, MotorSportsFlag
from inventory
#shortdesc#
#longdesc#
#pic#
#manf#
#p
Pete - could you describe this applet/process in a bit more detail?
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To: CF-Talk
Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 3:01 PM
Subject: Re: CF sending data to a local printer?
Yes, the page to be printed would contain this applet. W
This is great and will keep for future reference, but I need to print on a printer that is at my client's business. The client won't be printing this.
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To: CF-Talk
Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 2:42 PM
Subject: Re: CF sending data to a loc
Hrmmm... that quiet intresting. Have you tried using the COM object yourself to confirm what they are saying? I'm a bit suprised that openwddx can't handle a recordset larger that a couple hundred records.
-Adam
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> From: Brook Davies [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: M
Check this line (just inside the inner CFOUTPUT):
Probably want this or something like it:
Cheers,
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> Subject: CFC 2 XML - ERROR: Whitespace requi
If you are going to have attributes in your XML they have to be like:
#shortdesc#
Ben
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Subject: CFC 2 XML - ERROR: Whitespace required before attributes
I Does any
I managed to figure out how to fix our client variable problem with MX/Oracle (we're going to have to drop and rebuild the cdata and cglobal tables in the database), but am running into WDDX problems for converting from CF5 to MX6.1 and, again, can't find anything online.
So, here's our issue.
We
Yep. I noticed when I took out 'section' the query worked just fine.
Any idea what the keyword 'Section' relates to in either CF or SQL?
-e
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 5/10/04 10:51:10 AM >>>
"section" is a reserved word. That bit us recently. Is that the column
that
kills it?
-d
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Thanks for the additional info. I tried the square brackets, and they
work for straight database queries as well.
-Eric
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 5/10/04 11:00:23 AM >>>
Adding to that, in that case it was specifically in a QueryOfQuery and
referencing "section" as "[section]" made it work.
-Kevin
WDDX changed between CF5 and CFMX. Bottom line, CF5 WDDX and CFMX WDDX are
incompatible. They might be really similar, but they're different enough to
pretty much break everything. I think you're going to have to change your
code throughout, or perhaps write a custom serialization routine that m
What's the best way to do a prev - next records output using the
alphabet instead of page numbers?
Thanks.
Emmet
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> WDDX changed between CF5 and CFMX. Bottom line, CF5 WDDX and CFMX WDDX are
> incompatible. They might be really similar, but they're different enough to
> pretty much break everything. I think you're going to have to change your
> code throughout,
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> From: "Emmet McGovern"
> What's the best way to do a prev - next records output using the
> alphabet instead of page numbers?
I'd probably use the ASCII values of the letters to easily move up/down the alphabet.
Scott
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I've tried all these suggestions and here's what the code look like now.
NEW ERROR:
Illegal character or entity reference syntax.
Illegal character or entity reference syntax.
The error occurred in D:\Inetpub\wwwroot\New_Product_Submission\cfcs\CFC_2_XML.cfm: line 23
21 : #MotorSport
Help,
Now I get this error. Code is listed after code. Ahh!
ERROR:
Illegal character or entity reference syntax.
Illegal character or entity reference syntax.
The error occurred in D:\Inetpub\wwwroot\New_Product_Submission\cfcs\CFC_2_XML.cfm: line 23
21 : #MotorSportsFlag#
22 :
Use xmlFormat() around all those variables to escape any legal chars.
Cheers,
barneyb
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> Subject: Re: CFC 2 XML - ERROR: Whitespace required be
Brook
In the past, I have often used WDDX to exchange large recordsets
(thousands of records) between remote hosts. It becomes somewhat slow
with large recordsets because WDDX is quite verbose. (e.g. moving a 33
million character Access db to SQL-Server, then moving that to another
remot
I would convert the first letter of each record control field (the
alphabetic field) to upper case.
Then I would group by first letter -- throwing all non- A-Z records
into a separate group (or bunched in with the As).
You can even do groups of groups, eg
A-C
D-G
H-K
etc.
HTH
Dick
On May
Thanks Dick for your reply. At this point we need to get the app out the
door, at least version 1.
I am also surprised it can't handle a couple of hundred records. The
average recordset size will likely be about 100 and could range to 5000,
but not very often, so although WDDX adds the extra we
Here's a snip from a plain text message that is sent with CFMAILPART's wrap
attribute set to 72:
--
The
level was changed by Barney Boisvert (userID: 4985)
You are being sent
this notice because you are the registered site administrator on the
site.
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In addition to the paragraph break, there
Well, if that doesn't fix the problem and the alternative is to custom
rewrite the WDDX_COM, then have a look at thinArrays.
The source is available at:
http://rohanclan.com/products/neuromancer/
this includes:
--The CFCs to do recordset (query, array) thinArray conversion
--Robs Neuromancer _
Sorry, I don't think you can use "LIKE" on QofQ
I couldn't find any citations to confirm it. Anyone care to contradict me?
J
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Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 11:28 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: QofQ with Like returns nulln
I certainly will, thanks again! BTW, what is the list etiquette in regard
to posting 'Thank you's' , something I've always been unsure of. Should
they just go direct to the users email instead of the list?
Brook
At 03:24 PM 5/10/2004, you wrote:
>Well, if that doesn't fix the problem and the al
> Sorry, I don't think you can use "LIKE" on QofQ
>
> I couldn't find any citations to confirm it. Anyone care to
> contradict me?
Sure, I'll contradict you!
According to the CFMX documentation, LIKE is supported, along with the most
common wildcards:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/
Cool ... is that only in MX? (I work mostly in 4.5 & 5.0)
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Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 4:13 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: QofQ with Like returns nullnull error
> Sorry, I don't think you can use "LIKE" on QofQ
>
> I
You could take the form output, write it to a text file using CFFILE. If you've got an Mac OS X box handy, have it dump the files into a folder on there, and attach an Applescript to the folder using folder actions to print all files to the printer (and then delete them).
Some people are unfortun
> Cool ... is that only in MX? (I work mostly in 4.5 & 5.0)
No, it's in CF 5 also:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/5.0/Developing_ColdFusion_Applicat
ions/queryDB11.htm#1117238
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Is there an alternative to cgi.http_referer when checking that a form submission originated from the form page?
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Stick a uuid in a hidden field and check that you get the same one back.
cgi.http_referer can't be trusted as it can be easily spoofed.
Andrew Grosset wrote:
> Is there an alternative to cgi.http_referer when checking that a form
> submission originated from the form page?
>
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You can't rely on cgi.http_referer. Not all browsers pass it. Either
because the software just doesn't, or because the users disable it for
privacy reasons.
If you really need to pass that across, then I'd suggest creating a hidden
field on the previous page containing cgi.Script_Name that ge
That's just as easy to spoof as http_referer. Better to do what Jerry
suggested and use a UUID in a hidden field that is also stored in the
session/client scope for validation on submit.
Cheers,
barneyb
> -Original Message-
> From: Mike Kear [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, May
I don't follow...couldn't I just copy the uuid and place it in a hidden field in MY form and submit that?
>Stick a uuid in a hidden field and check that you get the same one back.
>cgi.http_referer can't be trusted as it can be easily spoofed.
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On Mon, 2004-05-10 at 15:24, Dick Applebaum wrote:
> Well, if that doesn't fix the problem and the alternative is to custom
> rewrite the WDDX_COM, then have a look at thinArrays.
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> The source is available at:
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> http://rohanclan.com/products/neuromancer/
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> this includes:
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> --The CFCs t
BINGO The ascii was the trick. Glad you mentioned it. I never
seem to see the simple solution.
I ended up doing this. Since my records will never include any other
characters this works like a charm.
index = "i"
from = "97"
to = "122"
step = "1">
SELECT *
F
Paul Vernon wrote:
> I've just been playing around with some ideas for cleansing URLs especially
> with regards to the injection of SQL code and I came up with the following
> piece of code on my test rig:
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> "\;(.*)(SELECT|DROP|UPDATE|DELETE|TRUNCATE)(.*)$", "", "ALL")>
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> Thanks for the notice there, I'm forwarding your message on to the owner
of
> the feed to see if they'll fix it. However in this instance there was a
> double issue -
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> The host blocks outgoing calls to those that have been improved ahead of
> time. That is what was causing the error. CF sim
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