Dear Experts,
I am an amateur with CF and have restarted using CF after quite a long break. I
am having trouble with a query in which I am comparing password entered in a
form field to that stored in my MS Access DB. The problem is that the
comparison is case-insensitive. How can I make it cas
Yep I have seen all those, but the API documentation is different from Facebook
Connect (http://developers.facebook.com/connect.php).
We are building a community app where the client wants the user to be able to
sign in using their Facebook account and then find other users in our system
who t
Microsoft Access is terrible.
I recommend switching to *any* other database engine.
You should then be able to use the COLLATE SQL command to enforce
case-sensitivity on a column.
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the COMPARE function should do the trick for you.
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/6/CFML_Reference/functions-pt138.htm
http://www.scandicweb.com/coldfusion/tutorials/tutorial90.cfm
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No one has any suggestions for this issue?
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From: Dawson, Michael [mailto:m...@evansville.edu]
Sent: Fri 6/12/2009 10:24 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: User Authentication without Session Expiration
For the last seven years, I have used IIS and basic authentication to
log in to our intrane
I suggest, you keep the credentials encrypted or decrypted as you wish, but
keep them on the Application server in the session scope and for the browser
thingeee use a simple cookie to maintain the heartbeat. You can use a
cookie by the name 'logedin' and set its value true. Every time a ne
Some pointers here:
http://www.bennadel.com/blog/1131-Ask-Ben-Ending-ColdFusion-Session-When-Use
r-Closes-Browser.htm
The idea is to set up the session expiration in CF admin to a few hours
(which should give the users enough time to complete the form), authenticate
the user using whatever method
>>Microsoft Access is terrible.
Well, yet another legendary Access database bashing :-(
Access database are GREAT for any small/medium web application.
Most databases implement the string comparison to be case insensitive by
default.
They also have provisions to change it either globally or lo
>>the COMPARE function should do the trick for you.
The COMPARE function is a CF function. What is needed here is an SQL
function.
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Claude Schneegans wrote:
> >>Microsoft Access is terrible.
>
> Well, yet another legendary Access database bashing :-(
> Access database are GREAT for any small/medium web application.
>
> Most databases implement the string comparison to be case insensitive by
> default.
> They also have prov
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