Plet,
Basically you have to go in to the HTTP headers and extract it from
there. Here is the code we use...
!--- Make sure that we know the users real ip address ---
cftry
cfif StructKeyExists(GetHttpRequestData().headers, X-Forwarded-For)
cfset request.remote_addr =
hi
thanks for your replies. your right it sounds like encryption is too much work.
it seems like this is a bit of a tricky spot for many developers.
there has also been some neat solutions on here although i am thinking that if
someone was to hack into the mail server, or falsely receieve the
If you're dead set on encryption, I have some code that will handle
gpg encryption via a java wrapper in coldfusion, however I'd refer you
to previous comments about the necessities of shared keys etc etc.
All in all I think you'd be better off just adding some logic to your
application
Yes, they could sniff e-mail traffic. However, no system is fool proof. If you
don't want to send the user a password in an e-mail, don't. Send them a one use
link to enter their password/activate their account.
The questions I would ask is how sensitive is the data that you are securing
and
hi toby,
thanks for your reply,
yes i agree with you that the encryption is no good. except the only problem
again is that someone could get the email in-between it being transmitted to
the user, log on as if they are the correct user, change the password, then
they have an account which they
Rob - I'm working on someone else's site (i.eit's not my code) and was
trying to do some cfajaxproxy stuff and ran into the same problem. It turns
out, that there's a gotcha you need to look out for: if the application.cfm (or
anything else) is returning any HTML or content, it can screw up
Hi:
Okay thanks... it is great to hear it.
Thanks again
Ali
On Sun, Mar 2, 2008 at 3:18 AM, Kay Smoljak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, Mar 2, 2008 at 12:56 AM, Ali [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What about TinyMCE? Is that a good option for low end users?
In my experience, TinyMCE has much
I'm having the same problem! Installed the certificate, restarted server...
but still get error. I'm using CF8. If anyone know how to fix this problem,
it would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Jansen
Hi James,
Did check the cert, forgot to mention it is valid and the cert does match
the
they both have the file name and no directory information can be found.
I'm surprised there even exists a cffile.clientDirectory variable, since
this information is never
provided by any browser. If it was it would constitute a serious breach
in security.
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hi guys,
just installed cfmx7 on my local development machine - was using cfmx6.
really weird thing happening...
none of my sites now show any css? at all!
layouts all screwed up and text in default font.
this is not browser specific either - happens in IE and firefox.
however, when i upload
Anyone encounter this?
Use cffile to upload a file to a server. Then dump #cffile#. attributes
listed include cffile.clientFile and cffile.clientDirectory.
When I run this (on three different systems), clientFile eq
clientDirectory...they both have the file name and no directory information
Well I would agree with you except that the information is only available after
the server has uploaded the file. Hence it seems that it would have had to
know where to get the file from (i.e. the client's directory and file path).
Furthermore, the good folks on the ColdFusion team seem to
one more thing, the following address shows a page not found error...
http://localhost/mysite/
but the following will work...
http://localhost/mysite/index.cfm
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ok, it appears something in my link is now not working.
what i have in the header...
link href=_css/master.css rel=stylesheet type=text/css /
(which worked fine with the cfmx6 application!!)
by replacing it with the following...
style type=text/css
body {
font-family: Tahoma, Arial,
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ok, it appears something in my link is now not working.
what i have in the header...
link href=_css/master.css rel=stylesheet type=text/css /
(which worked fine with the cfmx6 application!!)
External CSS files will not
Hi Jeff
thanks for your reply. i think you manage to put it into perspective for us. i
think it is time to do research on how secure they want it to be versus how
much money they are willing to spend.
and like you said, someone could steal their username and password then its all
for
solved...
in my IIS, coldfusion had not updated the default web root to cfusionmx7/
thanks guys.
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I have been using the
EXT 2.0 stuff along with jQuery and it has been really really nice. I
have control over when I load the JS files and how they are cached.
Do you happen to have some sort write-up or quick guide on getting started with
the 8k ish light-weight Ext htmleditor?
Thanks.
http://www.google.com/search?q=Ext+htmleditorsourceid=navclient-ffie=UTF-8rlz=1B3GGGL_enUS233US233
First page got me two EXT ports CF.
http://www.danvega.org/blog/index.cfm/2008/1/31/Ext-Forms-Using-cfExt
http://www.madfellas.com/blog/index.cfm/2008/1/16/ColdExt--an-Ext-JS-tag-library
On Sun,
Thanks. Yes, I also found the first cf port, but I would be very reluntant to
use it for my purpose (I'm sure they did good job...) but my main purpose of
not to use FckEditor is to speed it up, with all library support files, I'm not
certain it would help me with this particular case, I may
Hello,
I've been unsuccessful in CF7 to be able determine an image's dimensions given
a URL to the image.
I tried imageCFC and had no luck. I also tried some Java tricks online but had
no luck.
Can anyone suggest a solution?
Thanks
Hence it seems that it would have had to know where to get the file
from (i.e. the client's directory and file path).
The server does not get the file, the client sends the file, therefore
the server does not need to know
the directory name.
The server gets the file name, but this is just
Exactly - it depends on what the client is willing to send. In IE7 my
test code gives me the full client path where it belongs in the CFFILE
struct (including my username, since I uploaded from the My
Documents folder in my account). Firefox displays the behaviour the
OP described (no client
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