Dwayne Cole wrote:
when i insert a value like:
resources\images\testing.jpg
into my mySQL database, the \ disappears. It worked fine in access.
You have not enabled the NO_BACKSLASH_ESCAPES SQL mode. (While you are at it,
go for full ANSI mode.)
ps
the field type is mySQL text field.
I am working with a JAVA web service, and I get back an array of objects with
methods to access the data.
One of these methods is getExtendedFields() which will only exist if there are
any extended fields. So I need to be able to test if this method actually
exists before I bother trying to
Not the most elegant, but you can rock a try/catch:
cftry
cfset lstFields = myobjext.getExtendedFields() /
cfcatch
cfset lstFields = /
/cfcatch
/cftry
Other than that, you can probably try some sort of reflection (using all
the Java reflection stuff) but
Need to write another function to see the Object Data,if it is private.
we can't see the private class properites in Java.
Srinivas
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I am working with a JAVA web service, and I get back an array of objects
with methods to access the data.
Nick,
Try putting a specific named lock around your CFFILE operation. I suspect CF
has the file still locked.
-Mark
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Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 11:36 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Reading CSV files with the ODBC text
The idea behind the driver is speed. It is definitely faster than CFHTTP -
but it has it's own nuances obviously.
-mk
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Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 11:54 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Reading CSV files with the ODBC text
The idea behind the driver is speed. It is definitely faster
than CFHTTP - but it has it's own nuances obviously.
I wouldn't be so sure about that. In my experience, using CFHTTP to fetch a
CSV file and convert it to a query has often been faster than other
approaches. I realize that doesn't
Hi Guys,
Sorry for the complete OT, I wouldn't do it under normal cicumstances but
this is urgent.
Our co-lo provider has told us today that they are ceasing trading in a
weeks time! We have a couple of hundred CF sites on our server and are going
to need to move within a week (at the latest,
I never look past Firstserv http://www.firstserv.com
I can put you in contact with my account manager there, or indeed the
Sales Director?
Just give me a shout offline if you're interested.
Andy
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Hi Guys,
Sorry for the complete OT, I wouldn't
The final problem appeared to be an issue from CF MX, described in tech note:
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Thanks for the link, I was hoping however, to do this without putting another
dll on my w2k3 server.
$45 bucks solution here (creates sessions for you):
http://www.cftagstore.com/tags/cfxhttp5.cfm
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This is how I am doing it
Got it from farcry's download.cfm
cfheader name='Content-Disposition' VALUE='attachment;filename=#saveAsName#'
/ cfheader name=cache-control value= / cfheader name=pragma value=
/
cftry
cfcontent type=application/pdf file=#pdfName# deletefile=yes
reset=yes /
How about this? Straight out of the CF manual:
h3IsCustomFunction Example/h3
cfscript
function realUDF() {
return 1;
}
/cfscript
cfset X = 1
!--- Example that fails existence test ---
cfif IsDefined(Foo) AND IsCustomFunction(Foo)
Foo is a UDF.br
/cfif
!--- Example that passes existence test
Jochem I almost directed this post to you specifically. You have got to been
some sort of black-belt database guru.
OK how do you enable NO_BACKSLASH_ESCAPES and what would be the impact of me
switching to ANSI mode. Frankly, not sure what mode I'm working in but I am
loving mySQL.
It
Take the simplified code below that connects to the Authorize.net. In what
form does the API see the data when the data is passed via the ColdFusion
cfhttp tag? Does the API see a list of Form variables? A structure of Form
variables? Or does it depend on the API?
I need to pass data to a legacy
Take the simplified code below that connects to the
Authorize.net. In what form does the API see the data when
the data is passed via the ColdFusion cfhttp tag? Does the
API see a list of Form variables? A structure of Form
variables? Or does it depend on the API?
CFHTTP does just what a
OK, good to know. Thanks...
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: When posting with cfhttp, how does the receiving API percieve
the data?
Take the simplified code below that connects to the
Another shout for Firstserv here.
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Another shout for Firstserv here.
Sorry guys, I've had past experience with FirstServ and wouldn't touch them
with the proverbial barge pole! Thanks for the posts tho, they are much
appreciated :)
Paul
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So if I loose weight, then my pants will be more lose?
Anyway, the point is mute. -- my personal pet peeve
Back to the original question, I have also used the Admin Pro Tools tag
that Rey mentioned. Worked like a charm and I'm sure it still does.
Steve Brownlee
http://www.fusioncube.net/
While there is sometimes need to do aggregates in ColdFusion it also pays to
learn how to get them using SQL.
This is especially important if datasets grow beyond 1000 lines and you only
need aggregate information. Bringing all data to ColdFusion and processing
it there is extremely expensive
I tried something similar couple of years ago, basically it doesn't work.
You could get away by just saying returntype=Any but reason I abandoned
idea was that extends attribute doesn't work with dynamic value.
If you have same situation as we did it's time to consider multiple
instances of
Hi Rick,
You don't want to add 10, you want to multiply by 10. So you are looping
the data:
cfoutput query=getAgents
Your cfquery would look like
UPDATE AgentsTable
SET displayorder = #currentRow# * 10
WHERE AgentID = #AgentID#
/cfoutput
This will insert 10, 20, 30 etc. as the display
I migrated a web application to another server. When I try to login I get the
error message. Cannot find CFML template for custom tag eCmSingleDoc. I think
I'm probably missing a custom library from the vender of the application. Is
eCmSingleDoc a CF tag or a third party tag?
That is most definitely a third party tag (as it does not start with
CF).
..
Ben Nadel
Certified Advanced ColdFusion MX7 Developer
www.bennadel.com
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Sent:
Grrr :-)
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So if I loose weight, then my pants will be more lose?
Anyway, the point is mute. -- my personal pet peeve
Ah yes...I see that one a lot too. People know the phrase well but not what the
right word is (moot).
Being a single (and geek) I do a lot of internet dating and horrid spelling and
Being a single (and geek) I do a lot of internet dating and horrid spelling
and grammar is such a turn-off for me. Unfortunately these days that seems to
leave a *very* small pool of guys to choose from. ;-)
LOL...you sound like my wife (an editor)she yells at brochures and anything
else
Has any one tried to install CF5 under Vista?
I know it sounds like an anachronism, but some of our clients are still
under CF5,
so we have to keep CF5 running on our working station at least for testing.
One of us just acquired a new portable equipped with Vista.
When he installs CF5 on it,
I have a table with a numeric field. It initially has nothing
inserted into it. However on UPDATE, a number can be inserted when
person is assigned to the record. When a person is no longer
assigned to it, I want to remove the number from the field. How do I
UPDATE it with null or
Just set it equal to NULL in the SQL:
UPDATE
[table]
SET
[column] = NULL
WHERE
[column2] = [value]
..
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cfqueryparam takes a null attribute. set it to yes :)
cfqueryparam value= cfsqltype=cf_sql_integer null=yes /
On 2/15/07, Daniel Kessler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a table with a numeric field. It initially has nothing
inserted into it. However on UPDATE, a number can be inserted when
Word up, Charlie's suggestion is much better! Stick with the CFQuery
param.
..
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From: Charlie Griefer [mailto:[EMAIL
As long as it's proper British English :-)
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ok - great!
I didn't think to remove the cfqueryparam.
Thanks for the help.
Just set it equal to NULL in the SQL:
UPDATE
[table]
SET
[column] = NULL
WHERE
[column2] = [value]
.
Ben Nadel
I am sure it is possible, I haven't tried but will do once I get my VM Vista
installed.
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ah that worked too - yay team!
thanks guys.
cfqueryparam takes a null attribute. set it to yes :)
cfqueryparam value= cfsqltype=cf_sql_integer null=yes /
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As long as it's proper British English :-)
but of course Neil...we're Canadians ;-)
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP Director of E-Commerce Development
Electric Edge Systems Group Inc.
phone: 250.480.0642
fax: 250.480.1264
cell: 250.920.8830
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
web: www.electricedgesystems.com
just so you know, the null attribute overrides the value attribute.
so even if there's a value specified for the value attribute, and null
attribute is set to yes, a NULL will be inserted.
common practice if you don't know whether or not to expect a value is
to place some conditional logic inside
Imagine my dilemma. I'm English, where moot means debatable.
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From: Mary Jo Sminkey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 11:48 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Fedex API?
So if I loose weight, then my pants will be more lose?
Anyway, the point is
Isn't the Commonwealth wonderful :-)
Anyway
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Still negotiating with my client about Clientvars. He's finally said
this - what do you make of it
[quote]
I don't care too much about client vars and how they are implemented
as long as there are NO COOKIES used. But be warned, if we have issues
with the site in production, they will need
dont know about cf 5.. but a friend of mine did it for CFMX..
http://michael.omnicypher.com/search/label/ColdFusion
On 2/15/07, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
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I am sure it is possible, I haven't tried but will do once I get my VM Vista
installed.
This e-mail is
I ran across what I thought was a bug in my code, but it works.
cffile
action=readBinary
file=#expandPath(projFiles/#url.jobNum#/#url.fileToOpen#)#
variable=thisFile
You'll notice that in the file attribute I've got another quoted value
within the main quotes. When I saw this I thought it
AFAIK, with NO cookies, you would need to pass the CFID and CFTOKEN in the
URL for each request.
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From: Mike Kear [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 1:46 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Client variables? reliable enough?
Still negotiating with my
Hi, Josh... thanks for pointing that out.
I realized that, too, when I began to run the code.
Got a solution now!
Thanks, Josh and everyone for your help!
Rick
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From: Josh Nathanson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 12:32 PM
To: CF-Talk
You will have to pass them in the url, so every link would need to have CFID
and CFTOKEN appended to it. It's a pain but it can be done.
If your client wants to have no cookies set at all, even if the user accepts
them, don't use URLSessionFormat: this will place a cookie if the user
accepts
With no cookies then you'd never have a way of knowing if you have a
returning user. Is he okay with that? Is he willing to sacrifice the
convenience of his users for this insistence?
Andy matthews
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Sent: Thursday,
if you're bidding on a job he has just added a nice fat increase to
your bid expense. You will have to pass the key pair around for
everything. All cflocations, form posts, url links. The works. And
exposing the key pair has security implications that imho cannot be
overcome. You basically
I have a form where the user puts in a time range in a text field (8:00 AM -
12:00 PM). What I need to do is to make sure that they enter at least a 4
hour range. I thought of doing two select boxes, the first has the times
from midnight - 11:00 PM, and when they select the first one then the next
I'd watch out using JS.. some people have that turned off...
just FYI
On 2/15/07, Bruce Sorge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a form where the user puts in a time range in a text field (8:00 AM -
12:00 PM). What I need to do is to make sure that they enter at least a 4
hour range. I thought of
you can always do the validation server sideprovide 2 boxes (use 24 hour
clock for simplicity of comparison if you want...if not I'd add AM/PM option
for
each box)...they enter start/endyou compare on servernot 4 hours or
more...tell em to try again ;-)
I'm quite sure the JS to do
Why not do one form field to capture the initial time and then create
another variable that is 4 hours more than the initial time?
~Che
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From: Greg Morphis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 2:19 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Not sure how to do
I have never had to use URLSessionformat() before but it sounds like
it's going to be very helpful in this case.
Oh and this is a business-to-business shopping cart app, so we do have
to maintain state. And to add to the fun of it all, we have to have a
new session variable each page request.
True, it's a possibility a user could have JS turned off but it's very very
uncommon for it to actually be turned off IME.
I would imagine that the percentage of users who actually do this as a
matter of course is tiny (and also bored)
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Coming over from php I have always used Session Vars to start off. I have
uncovered issues with the Client Vars here in my current position. If you do
high volume and have a large customer base you can experience a performance
hit with Client Var lookups.
Eric
I guess I can try out the TwoSelectRelated custom tag and create a time
table in the database and do it on the SQL side using a 24 hour format.
On 2/15/07, Che Vilnonis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why not do one form field to capture the initial time and then create
another variable that is 4
And to add to the fun of it all, we have to have a
new session variable each page request.
Can you explain this a bit?? What do you mean?
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Hi,
Is it possibe to use PostgreSQL with DBArisan 8.1.2?
Thanks
Victor
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Could this be because the internal quotes are part of an evaluated
parameter (i.e.: #expandPath(some#path#)#)?
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Jacob Munson wrote:
I ran across what I thought was a bug in my code, but it works.
cffile
action=readBinary
This is absolutley true. There is a DB performance hit with using client
vars. But, if your site is not a high volume site or if you are on a shared
server with limited Ram, client cariables may be beneficial.
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I've not quite got it figured out myself. But the cilent has a bit of
experience with coldfusion, going back to CF1 and up to CF5.2. So he
knows something of what he speaks, but his technical knowledge is
dated.
Anyway, he says there's a security issue with using a token throughout
for a
I guess I can try out the TwoSelectRelated custom tag and create a time
table in the database and do it on the SQL side using a 24 hour format.
*ahem* AJAX ;-)
just a thought
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP Director of E-Commerce Development
Electric Edge Systems Group Inc.
phone: 250.480.0642
this should get you started (i'm not as concerned as others about JS
being turned off... i think the minority of folks that think cookies
are going to compromise their security are the same folks who turn off
JS... but i'd still validate on the server as well).
script type=text/javascript
*ahem* Do not know AJAX :).
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I guess I can try out the TwoSelectRelated custom tag and create a time
table in the database and do it on the SQL side using a 24 hour format.
*ahem* AJAX ;-)
just a thought
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP
just realized that if they pick a start time later than 8:00pm or an
end time of earlier than 4:00am, there's funkiness. just FYI :)
On 2/15/07, Charlie Griefer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this should get you started (i'm not as concerned as others about JS
being turned off... i think the
I suppose you're right. It's probably an order of operation thing,
where the CF server compiles the variables from the inside out. So
with this:
file=#expandPath(projFiles/#url.jobNum#/#url.fileToOpen#)#
it would compile in this order:
1. #url.jobNum# #url.fileToOpen#
2. #expandPath(...)#
3.
*ahem* Do not know AJAX :).
To do 2 related selects I bet ya could learn what ya need in an hour (that was
actually the first CFAJAX example I looked at)and then you have a great new
tool at your disposal.
but heywhatever does the trick for ya ;-)
Cheers
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP
I have been using ActiveCrossSelect for years now. Just wanting to cf of ajax
tools others are using to handle multiple cross selects. T
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True, it's a possibility a user could have JS turned off but it's very
very
uncommon for it to actually be turned off IME.
I would imagine that the percentage of users who actually do this as a
matter of course is tiny (and also bored)
This is generally true, however I have had experience
Could you perhaps provide select boxes for start time(separate Hours and
Minutes boxes), and a text input for duration rather
than end time
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Subject: Not sure how to do this
But also, use Ajax where it fits, not just because you can.
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Or have a startTime and a duration then just validate that the duration
is gte 4 hours
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On 2/15/07, Dave Francis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could you perhaps provide select boxes for start time(separate Hours and
Minutes boxes), and a text input for duration rather
than end time
FWIW, i think i like this solution the best. just a quick dateAdd()
on the server handles it pretty
Possibly but even these server side appliances now, such as a Bluecoat use
JS - even if it's for their purpose.
I can see your point, but in the most part, even on large sites it's
use/accept JS and/or Cookies or leave...even on large ecommerce sites.
JS simple needs to be on as, it's the
I can see your point, but in the most part, even on large sites it's
use/accept JS and/or Cookies or leave...even on large ecommerce sites.
Believe me, I would love to require JS to use our site, it would make my
life easier. But our customer service people were tired of getting yelled
by
Some of these
ladies don't know what a browser is, let alone javascript or how to turn
it on or off.
Yes we must all remember that to a LARGE number of Internet users, the Internet
= the browser = the blue Eand when something doesn't work it is ALWAYS the
fault of the site in their eyes
Yeah, I just noticed that.
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just realized that if they pick a start time later than 8:00pm or an
end time of earlier than 4:00am, there's funkiness. just FYI :)
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Has any one tried to install CF5 under Vista?
I know it sounds like an anachronism, but some of our clients
are still under CF5, so we have to keep CF5 running on our
working station at least for testing.
One of us just acquired a new portable equipped with Vista.
When he installs CF5
I'm trying to get the cfchart / tag to generate a bar chart the way I
want. The problem I'm having is that I need values that are zero (0) not to
show up.
Here's an example:
http://blog.pengoworks.com/blogger/images/cfchart_zero.png
There values for both Business Impacted and Individual Impacted
Well mostly XSLT, but I am using ColdFusion to do this.
XML Fragment:
aTagSome text blah blah blah inlineTagFoobar/inlineTag more text blah
blah blah/aTag
What would one do in XSLT to get at the 'inlineTag' to process, but keep it
inline with the text?
I tried templates, but that seems to
Dwayne Cole wrote:
OK how do you enable NO_BACKSLASH_ESCAPES and what would be the impact of
me switching to ANSI mode.
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/server-sql-mode.html
Jochem
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I am sure it is possible, I haven't tried but will do once I get my
VM Vista
installed.
Apparently there is definitely a problem :
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=1catid=2threadid=1242953highlight_key=ykeyword1=vista
You can't use CF 5 with IIS 7.
The only reason it could be so would be that IIS 7 does not support the
ISAPI protocol anymore,
weird enough...
Or the problem is more general about dlls and Vista.
We have been able to run CF5 in CGI mode, but not with ISAPI.
--
Yeah, seems to be the case, as dave noted, maybe it will work on Apache but
in all reality it's an old server technology on a sparkly new OS...
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good lord that sounds positively insane.
He's right... if you take the step of saying no cookies allowed you
have to pass the token around from link to link, exposing it via the
url and that is a security issue. Caused by the draconian no cookie
requirement but its an issue alright. And if its
He's right... if you take the step of saying no cookies allowed you
have to pass the token around from link to link, exposing it via the
url and that is a security issue.
Matt, can you explain exactly what the security issues are. Are you talking
about sniffing it over the network (would
On 2/15/07, Matt Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
His solution is ... well ... mind-boggling. In theory it should work.
In theory, it's exactly the same thing as using tokens. So you
change it with every request-- you've still got to get the old token
in! Lots of added complexity for
On 2/12/07, Brian Yager [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
I am needing to do something where the client takes a document (with a
barcode) to a
Flic bluetooth scanner (100$) and a PDA does it for us.
Love the Flics tho. Good little scanner. Holds 50 in memory, if not
directly linked to PDA.
On 2/15/07, Josh Nathanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matt, can you explain exactly what the security issues are.
By exposing the cfid and cftoken you are announcing to the world what
your session identifier is. In turn you are giving someone the
opportunity to more easily manipulate it. Sure
ColdFusion doesn't handle this well. The problem is that it doesn't
recognize text nodes, per se. In your example you have, in effect:
aTagtextnode /inlineTagtextnode //inlineTagtextnode //aTag
There is no textnode tag, of course, but it's meant to be
illustrative. ColdFusion doesn't make
On 2/15/07, Matt Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 2/15/07, Dinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In theory, it's exactly the same thing as using tokens. So you
change it with every request-- you've still got to get the old token
in! Lots of added complexity for the same end result.
On 2/15/07, Dinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lot of work for not much difference. Might as well set the session
timeout really really low or something, right?
If I were trying to find sanity in the desired approach, I'd first
have to accept the fact that you *cannot* have cookies. In an
On 2/15/07, Matt Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 2/15/07, Dinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lot of work for not much difference. Might as well set the session
timeout really really low or something, right?
If I were trying to find sanity in the desired approach, I'd first
have to
His issue about the new token each time is mainly prompted by the
issue of corporate users sharing the same IP.This is an app where
there may be many users in a building accessing the site, and each
will have his/her own permissions set. So he doesnt want one person
having higher access than
James,
I didn't get into the office today. In addition, I recently uninstalled
Oracle personal from my laptop. I'll be in the office tomorrow, and
should be able to test this out.
Matthew Williams
Geodesic GraFX
www.geodesicgrafx.com/blog
Matthew Williams wrote:
No problem. That's why
Even if you pass around the session.urlToken around in the URL if you must
use cookies if you want to use session replication. If you can't use
cookies, client variables and you must have session replication you are left
with rolling your own state management. My $0.02 is that you are going to
end
Working on a little flash slideshow here for a client and at present, I'm
pulling the images and some captions in via an XML file. What I'm looking to
do is make it easy for them to upload their images and use a text field to
pass their captions along as well. I want to write the XML file with CF.
On 2/15/07, John Blayter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My $0.02 is that you are going to
end up with something that is damn close to client variables.
Seems that way.
I consider it obsolete but maybe ont in this case: the first custom
tag I wrote is SessionMonger. Done back in the bad old days
I want to write the XML file with CF.
cfxml?
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/w
whelp.htm?context=ColdFusion_Documentation
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/
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