In the past I have found the following suitable for most subnets.
You can either redirect the unauthorised users with cflocation or simply
display an error then cfabort the template.
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From: Sandy Clark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 June 200
On Thursday 17 Jun 2004 16:17 pm, Tangorre, Michael wrote:
> Has anyone looked into, or successfully integrated CF with PowerPoint.
That are Java objects that will read/write powerPoint, if that is a route you
want to explore.
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I'll be there, along with my lovely fiance as always. This will be my
3rd year going. I'm not cool enough to be speaking, so I'll be
drinking instead. It's my birthday that Saturday so I hope I wont have
to drink alone :(
btw. also bringing 5 other coworkers along.
Did I mention its only a few bl
Sorry if this is a bit OT. I have a file upload form that posts to the code below. The code takes the uploaded file and writes it to the server. The only problem is that it only works with text files. It will write any file, but types like Word docs won't open. I'm pretty sure the problem is t
This is going from rather old memories but I believe you can do it via
the Default1, Default2, Default3 attributes or some naming conventions
along those lines.
I have an example of three related select boxes online and code for
populating them when a variable exists or is not blank but it uses
qF
Recent CF-Talk threads discussed RIAs and PIAs, inspired by Rob Rohan's
Neuromancer.
Still other threads recently have discussed running CFMX/BD from CD/DVD
or on the desktop -- the CFAnywhere concept.
There are lots of possibilities to use this format for existing apps --
but it may also open
Thanks George. I will check for the presentation. I have been reading up on
some JAVA based solutions but everything is always noted as "not safe for
running on an unattended server" leading me to believe that messing with
PPTs is not the best idea on a heavily used production box... Nonetheless I
Hi,
How do I store image files (attachments from customers) to a SQL Server database using ColdFusion AND is this a better way to store attachements?
Thanks
Sam
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Welcome to my world, Mike! I am saddled with somewhat the same problem. I
managed to do some stunts with CF5 and make it work. Right now CFMX just
plain doesn't like the same code. I do have some time before I have to
change the code for CFMX. Anyway, have you seen anything with the Jintegra
Ja
I know the errors seem sporadic, but maybe you should throw something in
your code to check to make sure the application scope has a variable in
it before doing anything else. Maybe do that at the top of the
application.cfm and if the scope is empty, reset it to what it should
be. Other than that
Well, I'm just trying to figure out why it wouldn't be easier to have a
unique string passed with each request that is also tied to the correct
"answer" for the image. That way, the spider could not post multiple
times with the same unique string. It just seems like that would even
rule out the b
Has anyone looked into, or successfully integrated CF with PowerPoint. A
requirement came in today whereby some upper management people want a
PowerPoint presentation dynamically populated from data within the
application. If the application were written in ASP.NET or something MS, I'm
sure it woul
Guy Rish wrote:
>I'd bet that it is most specifically that the verbiage is a match.
Everything was an identical match. Three entire articles and their code
were duplicated precisely to the character (except for the one we
removed, which was missing a line that broke the code). You've already
see
John,
setClientCookies = "Yes"
SessionManagement="Yes"
SessionTimeout="#CreateTimeSpan(0,1,0,0)#"
applicationTimeout = "#CreateTimeSpan(0,8,0,0)#">
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From: Burns, John D [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 June 2004 3:48 pm
To: CF
It could loop over the URL. But if the string for the image is stored in
the session and compiled into the image, the only way it could figure it
out would to be use brute force (guessing over and over again),
decompiling the image and trying to read what is the text, or using OCR.
1 and 2 are
How about this, in application.cfm add:
"blah">
roles="admin">
In login.cfm place
Secure area login
Login has failed, please try again.
User name:
maxlength="100">
Password:
maxlength="20">
TK
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What's your timeout set to for the app?
John
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Subject: RE: Application Scope goes missing... HELP!!
Raymond,
The Application dump was captured after the query had hap
Right, but what I'm saying is that once it has the cfid and cftoken,
couldn't it loop over a url passing possible texts for the image (thus
keeping the same session)
John
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Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2004 10:40 AM
To: CF-Talk
Raymond,
The Application dump was captured after the query had happened and was sent to me using the error exception in Application.cfm:
It seems to be happening to random queries for random users - if I go to test the query as a logged on user that has just flagged an error it works fine and I
CFID and CFTOKEN are stored for that session. CF maps that internally to
the to retrieve the session.
Even if the spider read the CFID and CFTOKEN values, there is no way it
could then tell CF to try and map it to retrieve the session. And even
if it could, it couldn' read the value of the sess
Since when can you store the session in anything other than memory?
It's client variables that you can change the storage mechanism for.
Thomas Chiverton wrote:
> If you use cookies as your session storage, yes.
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On Thursday 17 Jun 2004 15:30 pm, Pascal Peters wrote:
> AFAIK you can use cookies for client staorage but not for session
> storage
:blaims liquid lunch and goes back to the corner :-)
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I'm looking for a way to password protect a section of a template. Very
minimal security. (define the password in the template as a varible).
I'm having issues writing this though, anyone have a snippet that could
give me some ideas?
Thanks
Mike
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AFAIK you can use cookies for client staorage but not for session
storage
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> From: Thomas Chiverton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: donderdag 17 juni 2004 16:27
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: cfmx and CAPTCHA
>
> On Thursday 17 Jun 2004 15:16 pm, Bryan F. Hogan wrote
I'm not saying it ever receives that variable. However, CF somehow
associates that session with that client, therefore, the spider appears
to be a valid client. Once it has the session, what keeps it from
posting a million times on that session? CF has to set something on the
client (cookie or t
Good, just making sure that I haven't been making myself sound like an a**
> That's correct. Neither can a browser. All a browser can do is send
> identifying tokens like cookies or URL variables back to the server, which
> can then read Session variables and use them within the program that
> gen
On Thursday 17 Jun 2004 15:16 pm, Bryan F. Hogan wrote:
> A session value passes in a HTTP header?
If you use cookies as your session storage, yes.
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Wookey
I am using the popular CF_ThreeSelectsRelated custom tag. I am storing the selected values as session variables for viewing on the next page of my application to display all values in a particular form before submission. Is it possible if the user wanted to go back to the original form to popluate
> > A spider is nothing more than another HTTP client. It can
> > do anything that any HTTP client can do, and it can't do
> > things that HTTP doesn't allow. So, to answer a question
> > like this, all you have to do is ask "can I do that with
> > a browser". If yes, then it can be done with a
I like yours Ryan. I would try and make the key a little stronger.
Ryan Emerle wrote:
> I have posted the tag i created on my site. You can grab a copy from here:
>
> http://www.emerle.net/programming/display.cfm/t/cfx_captcha
>
> Included is an example file which shows how you can use session
Tom,
Not knocking here, just asking. Thanks for the improvements to cfmail. I
have worked with the mails server tech support and they said that they also
use CF for their mail engine and they have the same problem. They give me a
few tips to help resolve the problems on the mail server (Note the
A session value passes in a HTTP header?
Burns, John D wrote:
> I don't think he's saying that the spider can _read_ the session var,
> but if you set one and it is passed to the next page, the spider will
> have it and then all it needs to do is figure out the image.
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> > I am not aware of any dedicated extension. I would use TortoisesSVN
anyway,
> > since DW's isn't the only editor I use
>
> Can it be integrated with Homesite 5.5+?
>
TortoisesSVN integrate itself into Windows's Explorer, just like
TortoisesCVS does.
I am not sure of what kind of integration yo
I have posted the tag i created on my site. You can grab a copy from here:
http://www.emerle.net/programming/display.cfm/t/cfx_captcha
Included is an example file which shows how you can use session variables.
Basically, the example file will act as an image. You simply add an
IMG tag pointing
Massimo,
Can it be integrated with Homesite 5.5+?
Dan
> Is there a extension for DWMX 2k4 to use subversion?
>
I am not aware of any dedicated extension. I would use TortoisesSVN anyway,
since DW's isn't the only editor I use
Massimo Foti
http://www.massimocorner.c
Bryan,
I don't think he's saying that the spider can _read_ the session var,
but if you set one and it is passed to the next page, the spider will
have it and then all it needs to do is figure out the image.
John
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I did this and now I'm having problems. Could it be that my old system was running CFMX 6 and the new syste is running 6.1.
Here's the messages I'm receiving.
Macromedia][SequeLink JDBC Driver][SequeLink Server]Required user name is missing
===
>Dwayne Cole wrote:
>
That was my thought. Thus, if it can get a session, it can continue to
the next page without a problem. That's why the only way that seems
feasible to me is to push an image to the client and for each request
that the client makes for an image, associate that with a unique ID that
you use kind of
I did this and now I'm having problems. Could it be that my old system was running CFMX 6 and the new syste is running 6.1.
Here's the messages I'm receiving.
Macromedia][SequeLink JDBC Driver][SequeLink Server]Required user name is missing
>> Just got a new laptop for my development enviornme
That seems odd for sure. Did you put your cfdump right above the query that
causes the error?
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Hi All,
I don't know if this situation has been answered before concerning Verity K2 and CF.
1.) Intranet : both cf and verity using non-K2 and using files (pdf/rtf/txt) on same server.(http) = currently works great for 1's of files.
2.) Extranet : use cf and Verity K2, point to in
I think they are referring to the page expiring after the form is being
submitted. AFAIK you cannot disable a back button - even if you could it is
part of client browser of which you have only as much control as the user
(owner) of the browser gives you.
TK
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From: Gr
Aren't there a finite number of different combinations of a number
between 1 and 6? And you're saving that variable to the page? If so that
can be picked up and eventually guessed.
Adam Hope wrote:
> Create a Java CFX which randomly uses a True Type Font from a zip file
> and randomly picks 6 c
> A spider is nothing more than another HTTP client. It can do anything that
> any HTTP client can do, and it can't do things that HTTP doesn't allow. So,
> to answer a question like this, all you have to do is ask "can I do that
> with a browser". If yes, then it can be done with a spider, and if
Here ya go.
http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/mx/coldfusion/articles/webservices.pdf
-joe
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From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2004 5:45 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: First Web Service
Can any body point me to a good, concise begin
Intro was originally developed for Flash Forward and I'm pretty sure it's
now a commercial product, so "getting a hold of it" means probably taking
resources away from other things, or hiking up the price.
CFUN is a great conference, strongly suggest it for CF developers (for
technical content o
Here's my situation, we have a form submission that processes a payment and
takes the user to a confirmation page. I have programmed logic in the
processing page to prohibit duplicate entries. But the clients are asking
that if the user is on the confirmation page and hit's the browser "Back"
butto
Thanks all for the info ... I'm going to see if I can fit it in..
Tim
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From: Judith Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2004 9:11 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: cfun
>Where is this event and what is it... I'm in Maryland and was just
>curious
>
>Tim
Sandy Clark wrote:
>
> Last year it was something like 350 people. This year its 525 people, 2
> days, 5 tracks, 36 speakers and a heck of a lot less expensive than MAX.
Well, I thought the $895 registration fee for MAX wasn't *too* bad...
> Also since most of the topics are CF/programming orie
>Where is this event and what is it... I'm in Maryland and was just
>curious
>
>Tim
Tim,
It's the best CF event ever! Michael and I go to it every year (House of Fusion is a sponsor) and Michael is speaking as well.
Well worth the money.
Judith
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I'll be there, and speaking as well. Bringing the entire clan up there.
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On Thursday 17 Jun 2004 13:57 pm, Philip Arnold wrote:
> Erm, you obviously missed the 2nd line of his reply
:looks
After all the random white space ? Yeah...
> > J/K of course.
> :P
I didn't think acronyms had slashes in...
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This'd probably be a good place to use regex:
To block 123.123.123.*:
...block...
To block 123.123.*.*:
...block...
And so on...
(This is off top of my head, and I'm not the best regexer - someone else
may have a better way.)
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On Thu, 17 Jun 2004 13:34:38 +0100, Thomas Chiverton wrote:
>
> On Wednesday 16 Jun 2004 23:07 pm, Ray Champagne wrote:
> > What's CFQUERYPARAM?
>
> It turns your query into a statement - which in theory excutes faster, as well
> as protecting against SQL injection.
> The CF docs are fairly good,
Hi, I did that once with something like the following
code to block IPs of certain countries:
acceptableCountries="BE,DK,LU,..."; //could be pulled from db or ini file at app start up
ok=init();
if (ok)
thisCountry=findCountry(cgi.REMOTE_ADDR,cgi.HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE);
Sorry, you
On Thursday 17 Jun 2004 12:05 pm, Peter Tilbrook wrote:
> And PASCAL?
PASCAL ? PASCAL !
We'll have non of your nambie pampy new fangled high level constructs here !
It's toggle it in at the panel or not at all :-)
I think we may be drifting of the list topic though.
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From: Justin Jefferson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2004 8:30 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: How to Ban IP Addresses
I'm trying to figure out a way to ban IP Addresses that are outside a
particular IP range.
If anyone has a idea that would be great.
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On Wednesday 16 Jun 2004 23:07 pm, Ray Champagne wrote:
> What's CFQUERYPARAM?
It turns your query into a statement - which in theory excutes faster, as well
as protecting against SQL injection.
The CF docs are fairly good, ya know.
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On Thursday 17 Jun 2004 13:29 pm, Justin Jefferson wrote:
> I'm trying to figure out a way to ban IP Addresses that are outside a
> particular IP range.
Whack checks for the correct CGI scope var's in hte Application.cfm.
Or do it at your firewll.
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Its the largest user group conference specifically for ColdFusion in the US.
This is the 5th year.
Last year it was something like 350 people. This year its 525 people, 2
days, 5 tracks, 36 speakers and a heck of a lot less expensive than MAX.
Also since most of the topics are CF/programming
I'm trying to figure out a way to ban IP Addresses that are outside a particular IP range.
If anyone has a idea that would be great.
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Where is this event and what is it... I'm in Maryland and was just
curious
Tim
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From: Sandy Clark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2004 8:17 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: cfun
I will be there, speaking twice on Sunday!
Looking forward to it.
Btw
I will be there, speaking twice on Sunday!
Looking forward to it.
Btw, at last count (Wednesday morning), there were 525 people registered.
It should be absolutely amazing
Sandy
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From: Whittingham, P
Anyone going to CFUN in MD later this month? This is a thread in cfdj. Is
Whittingham, P wrote:
> Anyone going to CFUN in MD later this month? This is a thread in cfdj.
> Is their a networking/fun gathering on Friday?
My coworker and I will be there! Couldn't get the University to pay for
it (we're also going to the MAX conference) so my "company" is footing
the
Anyone going to CFUN in MD later this month? This is a thread in cfdj. Is their a networking/fun gathering on Friday?
TIA,
Patrick Whittingham
United Space Alliance
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Wow! I am 35 now but even remember punch cards!
And PASCAL?
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From: Thomas Chiverton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 17 June 2004 8:51 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: RDS support (was Re: CFEclipse release - beta
On Thursday 17 Jun 2004 03:01 am, Aaron DC wrote:
> Back in my da
Also you can use create a _javascript_ array once on the page and then
have a function to copy the option list to any number of select lists,
reducing the page weight. Looks neater and shorter than 3 state
select boxes with the same set of CF code looping /running 3 times ...
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On Wednesday 16 Jun 2004 22:23 pm, Debbie Dickerson wrote:
> The following TechNotes have been updated:
Could you include at least the titles in future, as now I have to go to each
one in turn to see if it is relevent.
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On Thursday 17 Jun 2004 03:01 am, Aaron DC wrote:
> Back in my day we had pedals under the desk hooked up to a generator to
Punch cards ? Punch cards !?! Thing yourself lucky - back in *my* day we got
splinters for the abacus beads :-)
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I think my real mistake was, despite the best intentions, it was my
material. Big mistake which I have learnt from. My inentions were good but I
stuffed up basically!
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From: Michael Kear [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 17 June 2004 3:38 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT Plagiarism ac
Well unfortunately it seems to be myself that has committed the crime of
"plagiarism".
I can certainly say that it was not intentional - nor was it deliberate. I
have great respect for the "EasyCFM" tutorials and either neglected to
properly quite an original author or the fell by the wayside with
Hi Raymond,
Sorry for late reply.
Here's the application scope dump straight after the Error occurs. As you can see the application.calloutschema exists, which makes things even more worrying!!
Application dump:
BRIDGESCHEMA SA
BRIDGETABLEPREFIX TABLE
CALLOUTSCHEMA CALLOUT
CALLOUTTABLEPRE
A little,
I was getting several odd error messages from the xmlrpc server,
websphere in this case.
Things like, "invalid.session".
The guys running that system could only tell me that in their logs it
said, "invalid method name"
I was getting the same error by using xmlrpc.cfc, creatin
Hi All,
After having read through everyones posts here is how I actually did it
and its currently running today on a site that gets 2000 new
registrations a day. BTW this will run on CF 4.5 and up:
Create a Java CFX which randomly uses a True Type Font from a zip file
and randomly picks 6 cha
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