On Thursday 26 Mar 2009, Gerald Guido wrote:
The BIOS could be compromised.
The BIOS? Yikes!!
Put it this way. You can flash the BIOS by running a program. Someone you do
not trust has been running unknown programs.
Don't get me started of SMM or red/blue pill attacks either.
--
Tom
I am trying to create a functionality to allow a user to upload multiple files.
My code (adopted from Charles Kaufmann) attempts this by making my form page
submit chosen files to the same page for processing.
My attempts to achieve these have not succeeded. I either get an error telling
me
I'm trying to do something fairly normal - a main tabbed layout, with a three
column area inside the tab.
All is well in FireFox, but IE just shows the tab name, and a tiny bit of
border (as if height of tab content is 0).
If I remove the outer cflayout, the one providing the tabs, I get the
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 5:21 AM, Tom Chiverton tom.chiver...@halliwells.com
wrote:
Don't get me started of SMM or red/blue pill attacks either.
Will do.
But yeah, those are the ones that lend towards soiling my skivvies. I have
been hacked twice (that I know of) and it is one of the worst
Nested CFLayout doesn't work at all. This is an issue with CF's
implementation of Ext border layouts. They apply the region name to the
id attribute of the div (ie: region north - id=north). This prohibits
you from creating nested layouts, as you would have multiple divs with
the same id
Not yet but I did come to a solution. The virus is doing 2 basic things.
1. spawning off new process files to run
2. opening up a back door for someone to come in and update/install new
viruses
I'm using a program called stopzilla to stop the backdoors from operating
until I can remove them. No
On Friday 27 Mar 2009, Cutter (CFRelated) wrote:
Nested CFLayout doesn't work at all. This is an issue with CF's
implementation of Ext border layouts.
Oh.
F. F. S.
One for the wish list then. And a note in the LiveDocs.
--
Tom Chiverton
Helping to quickly target next-generation
100% kludge, but it works:
http://barneyb.com/r/guess_sex.cfm
Nice work Barney. Is there anything in there that requires a specific version
of ColdFusion?
I can't get it to run on CF6 - I copied the code right off the page but I keep
getting an error that it isn't seeing the close
Help.
Ok here's the setup:
Machine: Intel Core 2 Duo E8400
Memory: 4G
OS: Win XP SP2
ColdFusion 7
I inherited this box and needed to turn it into a development machine. No
problem, go head and get IIS installed on it and install CF and I'm off
right?
Wrong, I have had a number of problems
I'm trying to use the ExtJS parts of CF8 to create a pair of tabs, and three
columns with in the first tab.
The below works in FireFox, but not IE.
Est is meant to work in IE6, so what am I doing wrong ? IE isn't showing any
errors (and I have the debugger enabled).
Code:
html
head
Single quotes. Single quotes. (sigh) Thanks, Barney.
The answer is that I needed the result to be consistent with what I've been
doing manually for two years: creating directories and index.cfm files on the
web server to get URLs like www.example.com/go/myURL. I wanted to create a
quick
OK, well, the below works.
Ish.
I don't know why I need an 'initialSize' for one the panes to make it show up,
and the first tab isn't the full width, but I can probably live with it.
html
head
cfajaximport
tags=cflayout-border,cflayout-tab
script type=text/javascript
Before I dive in, can anyone point me to a good rewrite script that would
give me: www.example.com/go/myURL
If you're using Apache, mod_rewrite. If IIS, then isapi_rewrite.
I've not used the latter as Apache is all I use, Linux and Windows.
In either case, you just need this (roughly):
Have you checked your CF logs to see if they are showing any errors. If
I had to guess, it might be a problem with your web server connectors.
Does IIS show .cfm, .cfml., .cfc files associated with the jrun dll?
Determining if CF is actually receiving the requests might be a good
place to
At the risk of sounding drole, I think you'd be far better off
ditching the cf8 javascript tags and using the library of your choice
directly. The cf tags are great time saving code until you need to do
something that they can't do - and then you realise you have wasted a
heap of time. To whet
Yeah, CF7 and CF8 both added new operators. I tweaked it; give it
another whirl.
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 7:36 AM, John Drake thedangerman...@yahoo.com wrote:
100% kludge, but it works:
http://barneyb.com/r/guess_sex.cfm
Nice work Barney. Is there anything in there that requires a
Hey Brad,
Nope, nothing in the logs. I just looked and there is nothing that stands
out in there.
I have restarted, and rebooted for the fun of it and have not seen anything
different.
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 11:47 AM, b...@bradwood.com wrote:
Have you checked your CF logs to see if they
If you are serious about email delivery you usually don't use cfmail, am i
right?
As far as performance goes, the email engine that powers CFMAIL is pretty
hardcore. It's on par, if not better, than any other 3rd party bulk mailer
you'll find. But I might be a little bias. ;-)
-Adam
On Thu, Mar
Is there any chance you can ditch XP? They stuck a bastardized version
of IIS on that OS, and I could never get it to run quite right locally
either. You could always put Apache on there, and it'll run quite
happily.
Matthew Williams
Geodesic GraFX
It looks like cfperfmon_mx.dll was already running during the CF install.
You can try to kill that process and reinstall CF.
Are you married to IIS as your web server? Apache my circumvent some of your
issues.
G!
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 10:27 AM, Mallory Woods mallory.wo...@gmail.comwrote:
Matt,
I'm getting close to the decision to frag it as I did try apache and I got
the same weird type of things. CF did not run out of the box and all sort of
weird things happened.
I'm trying to save this install as I don't want to reinstall everything
again but the more I go on I think this
I've got CF server 7 and CF server 8 running on just fine on several XP
boxes with IIS and even a couple of Vista boxes with CF8. This does not
sound like an IIS issue.
You may want to consider restarting. First, remove CF completely. You may
even want to remove IIS and re-install.
Before you
I'm getting close to the decision to frag it as I did try apache and I got
the same weird type of things. CF did not run out of the box and all sort of
weird things happened.
If you don't care what web server you use, I recommend you just use
the JRun web server that's installed for
A super quick way to get up and running with *AMP is XAMPP.
http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html
You unzip it. Run a bat file and then configure Apache with the Web Server
Configuration Tool. Takes about five min from clicking the download link to
up and running.
G!
On Fri, Mar 27,
Thanks for all the replies.. I will try this one while I'm waiting on the
decision on to frag or not to frag.
Thanks again!
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 1:37 PM, Gerald Guido gerald.gu...@gmail.comwrote:
A super quick way to get up and running with *AMP is XAMPP.
Hey Dave,
I wanted to ask you a quick question since you have been in the CF world for
so long. I am trying to get some real world information on CF jobs in a
secure environment.
Currently, I have a Secret clearance and I'm working in a job that uses
that. However, hopefully in a few months I
I didn't want to submit this to the list as obviously my name would be
attached and googled right next to it. But, if you have any experience
or any suggestions where I can go to find some facts and figures I
appreciate it.
Ooops!
The list saw it.
m!ke
I agree. You're better off learning the library instead of trying to work
around the limitations in coldfusion. It is great for those who do not know JS
but it is not for those who do and know less of how to get around the issues of
the tags (cfgrid, cftree, etc).
So I can make the application work and manually clean up sessions but if the
user leaves the page and their session is left to expire, the onsessionend
never fires.
I guess I need to make a case locally. I will follow up on this in case someone
else is having this same issue.
Yeah, CF7 and CF8 both added new operators. I tweaked it; give it
another whirl.
Thanks - I believe I found one of the major culprits - the == which doesn't
work in 6.
I changed it to IS and now, with your other tweaks - it works in 6.
cfscript function getPoints(text, words) { var i = ;
If anyone is looking to split a hotel room @ CF Objective, let me know! If
you're an indy developer paying your own way like me, costs add up quick!
About me:
1) Showers daily
2) DNS (does-not-snore)
3) not a weirdo
Sidenote - if you are a company, and you'd like to pay for my hotel room, I
3) not a weirdo
I was with you until not a weirdo
Everybody is a someone else's weirdo. Everyone has something weird about
them. And if they don't... as in that they don't have *anything* weird about
them, that is *really* weird.
G!
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 8:58 PM, Jeff Gladnick
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