How'd i know this was gunna be u?
Ok, here's what's throwing me.
My output expands dynamically horizontally AND vertically.
I'm having a hard time tracking the totals for each column, since
they're dynamic.
Here's my entire cfoutput. I worked on it a few hours, then got
pissed
well if it helps I saw in the ads today in the paper that office depot or some
is already starting to lower their prices on vista.
I dunno why though since its the newest, best thing since... ;)~
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On Friday 13 Apr 2007, George Abraham wrote:
Hmm, maybe I can learn some stuff here about session variables. Well, the
parameters (and their values) themselves are sizeable in nature. Sort of
like defaultTextForMessage='some text 150 characters long' and so on. Is
storing them in the session
I wonder if you'll be downloading security patches every day. :)
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How'd i know this was gunna be u?
I got it figured out tho...
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On Monday 16 Apr 2007, Will Tomlinson wrote:
I wonder if you'll be downloading security patches every day. :)
This is just WPF (again).
It's not really cross platform (still). It'll die a death, if we're lucky.
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Hello Folks
I have to check if a file exists in folder or not.
Following is the simple code:
##
cfset yourFile = C:\COMLOG.txt
cfif FileExists(yourFile)
Yes
cfelse
No
/cfif
##
I get following error:
##
access denied (java.io.FilePermission
Thanks guys for your suggestion.
I'm using SQL Server 2k5 and the likelihood is that this file will only ever
be parsed by my application, So I think I may take your advice and opt for
the CSV, at the end of the day its only a log file, nothing very complex and
is basically a flat version of the
Does the account ColdFusion starts up with have the rights to access to C:\
?
This e-mail is from Reed Exhibitions (Gateway House, 28 The Quadrant,
Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DN, United Kingdom), a division of Reed Business,
Registered in England, Number 678540. It contains information which
Hello Rob,
Thanks for reply.
To be more precise,
i am alredy able to open a file present at
\\MC1CCS01\ISIT.GRP\DOCUMENTS\FastTrack_Schedule_9\FastTrack_Schedule_9.doc.pdf
from my application itself.
Please note that it is relative path here.
Now have look at following axact code in my
Access Denied - again, check the ColdFusion service rights to these
folders.
This e-mail is from Reed Exhibitions (Gateway House, 28 The Quadrant,
Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DN, United Kingdom), a division of Reed Business,
Registered in England, Number 678540. It contains information which is
sandeep saini wrote:
i am alredy able to open a file present at
\\MC1CCS01\ISIT.GRP\DOCUMENTS\FastTrack_Schedule_9\FastTrack_Schedule_9.doc.pdf
from my application itself.
Please note that it is relative path here.
That is not a relative path, that is a UNC path.
Now have look at
IIS is only supported on business and higher...
Eric
-Original Message-
From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2007 10:19 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Vista versions - what's really needed for CF development?
I'm looking to get a new laptop and I'm just
Thank you Rob.
But i fear that granting permissions on file/directory might cause security
breach as there are also many other applications running on the same
server.(Still i will try if READ access can be granted :o)
Thank you again.
sandeep saini wrote:
i am alredy able to open a file
Well, you are going to struggle reading/writing to these directories then..
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Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DN, United Kingdom), a division of Reed Business,
Registered in England, Number 678540. It contains information which is
Rob
Ya i understand that.
Can you please suggest some other way of getting the same functionality..
i.e. to check if a file exists on run time.some other function may be which
does not need absolute path.
Rgds
sandeep
Well, you are going to struggle reading/writing to these directories then..
Create a domain account you control which can access these folders then add
that account to be what ColdFusion uses to startup.
This e-mail is from Reed Exhibitions (Gateway House, 28 The Quadrant,
Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DN, United Kingdom), a division of Reed Business,
Registered in England,
On Monday 16 Apr 2007, Eric Roberts wrote:
IIS is only supported on business and higher...
Fortunately Apache runs on any version.
With multiple site support too :-)
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I have also just wrote a very small demo for some quite simple Wish List
/ Cart style CFC for someone else. Not sure if this is enough to
inspire:
http://www.bennadel.com/blog/637-Ask-Ben-Creating-A-Simple-Wish-List-Sho
pping-Cart.htm
Or : http://bennadel.com/index.cfm?dax=blog:637.view
I think
Hello Guys,
I'm looking to get some advice on the best method to parse a CSV into my SQL
Server 2k5 database. The idea is that the data will be passed in as a string
to a web service. In the past I've spoken to people who seem to think that
the DTS is the best method for getting the text into
I have a feedback form on our website, and we're getting a lot of SPAM. I
don't know if it's because we're using mailto in the cf code or because we're
not using some sort of image verification on the form (I'm sure it's a
combination of the two). Does anyone know of a good CF based form
Nice work Ben,
I spent some time working on a shopping cart system a while back but never
got round to completing the project. It's interesting to see you using the
query method, any particular reason for using that instead of a standard
arrays and structures?
Cheers,
Rob
-Original
I belive you can write an import script in SQL 2K5 to import it directly
without having to parse in CF. I know you can do it manually with a
right-click - import on the database, and you might be able to save that
and invoke it with CF to import a file. That would probably be the
fastest.
Rob,
While I cannot offer any advice on DTS or which is best (as my
experience with CSV is very limited when it comes to real-world
applications). However, if you are interested, a while back I wrote a
UDF for parsing a CSV data chunk into a ColdFusion query. It can handle
qualified fields as
Use ListToArray, then use the built in .contains() method from Java.
[SNIP]
3. Search : I have heard people complaining that there is no find method in
Array. Actually you had it all the time. Just that it was hidden :)
You can use List.Contains() or List.indexOf() methods to achieve that. Here
Rob,
By using a query I can do several things quite easily:
1. Check to see if an item already exists in the cart by comparing ALL
properties.
2. Sum sub-total columns.
3. Sum quantity columns.
4. Add custom properties to the items query (ex. size, color, sex, wood,
finish, media, etc.).
5.
On Monday 16 Apr 2007, Steven Sprouse wrote:
I have a feedback form on our website, and we're getting a lot of SPAM.
Where to, and where from ?
The first step to fixing something is finding out what is broken.
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Helping to continually transition killer partnerships
on:
Thanks Ben,
I'll give the UDF a thorough run through and see what happens. I'm still
pretty keen to work on a solution using a stored proc to take the weight off
of CF as it'll be busy on other things, but this will at least help me get
my head into CSV's.
Rob
-Original Message-
From:
Thanks Chris,
I can agree that letting SQL do the job is a better way of doing this, I'll
just need to find someone with a little stored proc or more SQL experience
than me to help write the code.
Thanks,
Rob
-Original Message-
From: Peterson, Chris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 16
Hi Steve,
I use Lyla captcha and it seems easy enough to implement, I know allot of
people are also fond of cfformprotect which is a non captcha solution I'm
yet to try out. See this link: http://lyla.maestropublishing.com/
As for the mailto links, I'm sure they are the root cause of the issue,
Did you get this working yet?
Phil
On 4/14/07, Dwayne Cole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to install AWStates on Windows 2000 using IIS 6. I install Active
Perl OK I think and I downloaded the awstates.exe
I have several sites on the drive D. I do not run the sites from the
For some reason, over the last week, the cache on our CF server has
gone wild. When I make even the smallest change, I have to physically
go into the CF Admin and clear the template cache before my changes
are shown.
Out of frustration, I changed the number of templates and number of
queries
The feedback form can be found here:
http://www2.ccboe.com/feedback/feedbackform.cfm
I think I've tried the lyla capcha in the past and couldn't figure it out.
Maybe I'll give it another go.
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I know this seems silly - but make sure that trusted cache is off. If it
is on, then the behavior you describe below is correct.
-Mark
-Original Message-
From: Chris Ditty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2007 8:23 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Caching gone wild
For some
I use Alagad Captcha. Simple to set up
http://www.alagad.com/
Steve LaBadie, Web Manager
East Stroudsburg University
200 Prospect St.
East Stroudsburg, Pa 18301
570-422-3999
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.esu.edu
-Original Message-
From: Steven Sprouse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Trusted cache is off.
On 4/16/07, Mark A Kruger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know this seems silly - but make sure that trusted cache is off. If it
is on, then the behavior you describe below is correct.
-Mark
-Original Message-
From: Chris Ditty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Dave's right on the different log4j version. What version of the
security library are you using? I had to go back to 1.2 and
xmlsec-1.2.96.jar to get my signature validation to work with CF's JRE,
Phil
-Original Message-
From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 13,
Thanks for all the help but still no joy.
I have been compiling the class file in the classes library and not moving it.
All the jars are in the class path.
I have been calling the method using:
cfobject action=create type=Java class=IRMark name=myObj
cfset ret=myObj.main(input.xml)
And
Hi Steve,
Firstly, here is a great tutorial on lyla from Ray
http://ray.camdenfamily.com/index.cfm/2006/11/14/Quick-and-dirty-CAPTCHA-Gui
de I found it a great help when I started out with it.
Next thing I notice about that contact form, is that you're only using JS
client side stuff to validate
Rob,
With the JS you sent, can I create a name for that whole thing and then make
reference to the name in the form? I ask because my mailto: tag is currently
just a hidden input type in the form with a value of the email address it's
supposed to go to. How do I reference the new JS?
Hi
I have a fairly high volume site running on IIS 6 / 2003 R2 server, CF 7
Enterprise
My site is running as a CF cluster with 2 members in round robin, and
sticky sessions
The only error in my event log I have is an IIS one, showing:
A worker process with process id of '2012' serving application
I'm trying to connect to a database via JDBC. I can connect through Java apps
running on the Web server (using CFMX7's built-in JVM), but the same data
source configuration in the CFMX7 admin throws an error:
Connection verification failed for data source: BASIS10
java.sql.SQLException: Timed
Andrew,
My 1.2 referred to version 1.2 of the Apache XML Security Library:
http://xml.apache.org/security/dist/java-library/old/xml-security-bin-1_
2_0.zip. I did have to upgrade to the 1.2.96 version of the xmlsec.jar
file:
http://xml.apache.org/security/dist/java-library/old/xmlsec-1.2.96.jar.
Hi, Help Please!
Reset first Frame Size on submit new form cancel previous frameset size
frameset rows=50%,50%
Iâm struggling to change the frame size to 100% when I am in the first frame.
I have two frames: 1 = 50% and the other: 2 = 50%
When Iâm on frame 1, I would like to submit the
Hi Steve,
Ok, I hadn't noticed the email address as a hidden field, this is a pretty
bad idea as the bots will trawl if from the source and have a field day. How
are you processing that form once its submitted? Using a cfmail tag? If so
then I would take the hidden field out all together and just
I am having an issue trying to access a webserver.
I am getting a timeout error. The partner that is suppling the webservice tells
me
I have correct information and they are not timeing out.
Any insite would be helpful since I am new to webservices.
Below is the code I am using to accesss the
On Monday 16 Apr 2007, Steven Sprouse wrote:
my mailto: tag is
currently just a hidden input type in the form with a value of the email
address it's supposed to go to.
Eeek !
So if I change it to anything else, I can send my spam through your mail
server ?
Hard code things like this in the
First, I want to reiterate an AJAX solution is probably best. However, if AJAX
is out of the question a secure has WILL work. Let me clarify that...
1. CFC generates a CAPTCHA (EX: ABC123)
2. CFC hashes the CAPTCHA (EX: A6B7D8991A)
3. CF sends the HTTP response with the hash and a JShash()
Andrew,
If you have control of the java code (and I assume you do), I would recode it
to have a separate constructor, and a method (or methods) that actually do
stuff. The constructor should be named the same as the class, and in your case
take in a string (assuming you want to pass in a
ImageCFC has captcha capability that is fairly flexible.
The demo I've published is an example of making it rather difficult
with a complex font and complex background.
Half the time I can't even get it right!
http://www.opensourcecf.com/imagecfc/captcha/
Of course, for my usual
Andrew,
My 1.2 referred to version 1.2 of the Apache XML Security Library:
http://xml.apache.org/security/dist/java-library/old/xml-security-bin-1_
2_0.zip. I did have to upgrade to the 1.2.96 version of the xmlsec.jar
file:
http://xml.apache.org/security/dist/java-library/old/xmlsec-1.2.96.jar.
Is there a guide out there for configuring IIS to handle upwards of 200
connection requests / second with Coldfusion 7 Ent?
Chris
-Original Message-
From: Peterson, Chris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2007 9:43 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Urgent Help Please!
I have a
Here is a snip that I don't understand from my instance1-out.log:
04/16 09:26:29 info Clusterable service JNDIContextManager discovered
ClusterManager on 172.16.100.51:4160, cluster domain: CFCluster (Lookup
Service's JINI-ID: 283dcde8-3d52-4ab6-b3e5-e13136da381a)
04/16 09:27:19 info Clusterable
So, if a user's input fails server-side validation, do you not
give an error message to the user?
Not exactly. What I mean is that I will let standard error messages
through, like
invalid datatype for an invalid date from the database driver, or
null values not allowed, etc...
With client side
Ok, than what Mark and Dave wrote (and Russ just added) will have to be
done. Your code should like like:
In the Java class, create a blank constructor:
public IRMark() { }
Within your ColdFusion logic:
cfset aFileName = ArrayNew(1)
cfset aFileName[1] = input.xml
cfscript
jArray =
Hi Guys,
I'm looking for the best method to secure a web service so that it can only
be accessed by particular clients. The service simply returns and XML
structure but some of the data contained can be quite sensitive and I'd
rather keep it as safe as possible.
I am a little worried about
Though I'm using captcha solutions for most of my main clients (and
server side too, thank you), I've been toying around with ideas on a
smaller site or two owned by myself just to see what would happen.
A very simple Does a cow moo, bark, howl, mew or whistle?
question with a blank to write
Any idea's would help, I am getting screamed at!!!
A mallet?
Hatton
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messages. Anything making it through client-side, but failing
server-side gets the raw error messages.
-Original Message-
From: Claude Schneegans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2007 10:15 AM
To: CF-Talk
On Monday 16 Apr 2007, Robert Rawlins - Think Blue wrote:
I am a little worried about putting too much overhead on this as they could
potentially get quite busy, am I ok to simple request a username and
password argument into the service and use that to authenticate the user?
Could do - make
Peterson, Chris wrote:
I have a fairly high volume site running on IIS 6 / 2003 R2 server, CF 7
Enterprise
Which hotfixes have you applied? Do you log long running requests? Do
you have a requesttimeout? How long are your requests running?
My site is running as a CF cluster with 2 members
I have not changed the default page configuration, and nothing
un-expected is showing in the long page log ( I am parsing the
server.log using Ray Camden's findslow.cfm template) Digging deeper on
my instance err.log, I am seeing a lot of these errors during the time
my site is un-responsive:
This is what we've done. Just use SSL and pass arguments into each
method call but don't call them username and password as CF (if
that's the client machine's platform) will instead pass these along as
http basic authentication (which, btw, you don't want to use as a CF
client will cache the
No offense taken Jon.
I probably should explain to you that this cart was built by a guy who's
friends with the owner of our company and since he provided it to us free and
he's very busy with his own job, I've kind of been made the guy to take on
customizing the cart, so I'm a newbie to
Thanks for that James and Tom.
The client system won't be CF, it'll be a JAVA or Python based app, but
that's a handy tip about the username and password argument names, and I'll
be sure to push the production version over SSL as well to keep them nice
and safe.
Thanks again guys, if you have
On Apr 13, 2007, at 4:57 PM, tracy sanchez wrote:
I currently do have some single page forms that I use this code to
capture the IP Address:
cfset ipaddress=#cgi.remote_addr#
cfset IPArray = listToArray(IPAddress,.)
cfset IPNumber= (IPArray[1] * (256)^3) + (IPArray[2] * (256)^2) +
On Monday 16 Apr 2007, Peterson, Chris wrote:
java.net.SocketException: Connection reset by peer: socket write error
The user closed their web browser, iirc.
You can ignore them if so.
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Peterson, Chris wrote:
I have not changed the default page configuration, and nothing
un-expected is showing in the long page log ( I am parsing the
server.log using Ray Camden's findslow.cfm template) Digging deeper on
my instance err.log, I am seeing a lot of these errors during the time
client-side innocent errors (e.g. typos) get user-friendly
messages.
Right.
Anything making it through client-side, but failing
server-side gets the raw error messages.
Also right, only hackers will get to the server with invalid data, so
why should I care about them?
--
Also right, only hackers will get to the server with invalid data, so
why should I care about them?
Are you serious?
-Original Message-
From: Claude Schneegans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 16 April 2007 16:26
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Client-side validation or Server-side Validation?
Nope, debugging is not enabled on either cluster-member instance. Check
this one out, now I am finding this in my err.log file:
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: unable to create new native thread
It looks like its hitting some type of native OS memory limit for
creating threads? I found this
Ok, sounds like I want Business edition if i want a full version of IIS. Now is
the Windows Media Center piece worth upgrading from business to ultimate for?
I'm going to have the Adobe Creative Suite installed and I'm not really the
type of person who is looking to document their whole life
Peterson, Chris wrote:
Nope, debugging is not enabled on either cluster-member instance. Check
this one out, now I am finding this in my err.log file:
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: unable to create new native thread
It looks like its hitting some type of native OS memory limit for
creating
True... as long as your client-side validation is bullet-proof...
-Original Message-
From: Claude Schneegans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2007 11:26 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Client-side validation or Server-side Validation?
client-side innocent errors (e.g.
Not exactly. What I mean is that I will let standard error messages
through, like
invalid datatype for an invalid date from the database driver, or
null values not allowed, etc...
With client side validation, I will make some more user friendly phrase.
But what about, as already mentioned,
Well not exactly. It's not as bad as it sounds. My original feedback form was
generated from a cf include file on my server. You'd have to change that code
to change the email address
On Monday 16 Apr 2007, Steven Sprouse wrote:
my mailto: tag is
currently just a hidden input type in
I tried that and it's still the same error message so presumably the array is
problematic but should work see:
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/cantrell/archives/2003/06/passing_coldfus.cfm
I put the blank constructor in the code thus:
public class IRMark {
/**
* Generate and print the
No you wouldn't bud,
You can just save the HTML template and edit it in notepad :-D
Rob
-Original Message-
From: Steven Sprouse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 16 April 2007 16:44
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CF CAPTCHA - need help!
Well not exactly. It's not as bad as it sounds. My
But what about, as already mentioned, somebody browsing with
Javascript turn off
In that case they get the message Your browser should have Javascript
turned on to proceed and no form at all.
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See
Not having proper server side validation is one of the 7 deadly sins isn't
it?
Looking at the latest published W3C statistics you would educate a guess of
about 10% of browsers not having JS enabled on them, that's a fairly hefty
chunk.
Rob
-Original Message-
From: Les Mizzell
I'm customizing chart output display using the Webcharts3D 5.0 app that is
included with CFMX7. So far, I've been able to do most of what I wanted to
do, but there are still a couple of things that I can't get right. First,
the basics. This is a simple poll application and I am using pie charts
AFAIK, the main method is not meant to be called by any other classes... it's
only meant to be called when the program is directly executed.
Take all the code from the main method, and put it into its own method. Call
that method. Use the main method only when testing the app directly from
Thanks CoolJJ, An excellent resource (foundstone.com), there is a pdf file that
explains hacme shipping here:
http://www.foundstone.com/resources/whitepapers/hacmeshipping_userguide.pdf
Andrew.
Rick,
Never, never, ever trust data coming from the client side. It is very
easy to bypass
Looking at the latest published W3C statistics you would educate a guess of
about 10% of browsers not having JS enabled on them, that's a fairly hefty
chunk.
How bad would it be to make having javascript turned on *REQUIRED*
before visotors can view certain content (forms)?
It's something
Matthew,
Is the IP address you provided in your code, the actual address? If
so, since that IP address (192.168.13.54) is an address for a
machine on your subnet, are you on the same network with the web
service provider?
If you are not on the same network, you will need an IP address
I'm attempting to use CFMX7 to update a networked dbase dbf datasource that
is being used by 3rd party software. In CF5 I was able to set the datasource
to automatically index files after writing new records. I can't recall if I
did this in the Windows ODBC Data source Administrator or the CF
I'm all for forcing users of sites I develop to use Javascript.
If it's not turned on just send them a message: You must enable
Javascript to use this form. If they choose not to, so be it.
It's like people who refuse to use HTML email... I think it's time for
these folks to come into the
How bad would it be to make having javascript turned on *REQUIRED*
before visotors can view certain content (forms)?
This all depends your intended audience, and the purpose of your website.
I run a mission-critical eCommerce site, so we have to make sure our
javascript-challenged customers
but how 'user friendly is this if done?
IMO the user friendliness you gain being able to use many JS tools that
can make a site look more efficient
largely compensates for the apparent roughness toward paranoid who
deactivate their Javascript.
--
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Hi,
I've got some folks using CFMBB that are getting intermittent problems
with a query. The error is Communication link failure: Unknown
command
It always occurs in rank.cfc (something I haven't really made too many
changes to from Galleon)... always the same query.
It only seems to be
If it's not turned on just send them a message: You must enable
Javascript to use this form. If they choose not to, so be it.
Bravo! We should start a union of developers about this ;-)
It's like people who refuse to use HTML email... I think it's time for
these folks to come into the light
In CF5 I was able to set the datasource
to automatically index files after writing new records.
What a weird decision. Isn't the datasource supposed to automatically
update all indexes anyway?
Hope your database is just a very small one.
--
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I don't think it's very user friendly at all, but I'm quite a big web
standards and accessibility fan. You should always have an alternative
version of your site that can be viewed on a small screen or text only
browser and things like that.
You can achieve a perfectly rich feel from server side
That's all well and good, but it still doesn't prevent a black hat from
posting directly to your web server (They wouldn't even need to use a
browser) in an attempt to pass data that would have not been permissible
from the form.
I see JavaScript as flimsy when it comes to security issues because
Chris,
First of all, I defer to any of the suggestions that Jochem gives
you, since he's way better in the server configuration arena than I
am (or many of us, for that matter). Windows defaults out of the
box to about 7200 concurrent threads (src - http://gregluck.com/blog/
Apparently, FuseTalk has had similar problems for people using
Coldfusion MX 7.0.2 and MySQL 4/5.
http://www.fusetalk.com/support/connectorjissues.cfm
They point to the following Adobe technote:
http://www.adobe.com/go/tn_19170
Which suggests upgrading to the latest MySQL Connector/J
So I
You'd think so but its an old dbase 3 database, and I'm stuck with it since
the 3rd party software relies on it.
-Original Message-
From: Claude Schneegans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2007 1:20 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Auto Index Dbase datasource?
In CF5 I was
then why would you EVER take the risk of 10% of the potential market
not being
able to access your application?
does this figures suppose that 10% of visitors having Javascript
disabled IS a potential market?
I mean many of those 10% hits are simply eMail sniffers, spamers or
whatever,
validation like That order number is not found in our database. How
would you do that in JavaScript without going to the server anyway?
Ajax man, Ajax! ;-)
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Josh,
You refer to customers who don't have javascript enabled
as javascript-challenged. Since not using javascript would
take some knowledge and tinkering, wouldn't it be more likely
that those who don't use javascript are advanced users and
just simply choosing not to use javascript?
Rick
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