Thats the trouble with bundling things. I used to think it was nice but really
it creates these types of things.
Have you seen the video of the guy hacking sites with this?
It's not a CF-only issue. However, CF comes bundled with FCKEditor and
other scripting languages don't.
If you
From the Docs on Ext.Window
(http://extjs.com/deploy/ext-3.0-rc3/docs/?class=Ext.Window), in the
'methods' section:
*load
*( |Object/String/Function config| )
: Ext.Panel
Loads this content panel immediately with content returned from an XHR
call.
*Parameters:*
* |config| :
Hi
I have a query that I can't solve.
I have a table with these columns (all text apart from contact_id):
contact_id
language_group
town
region
state
country
There are 4 language_groups and each town has varying numbers each
language_group (inc some with zero)
I have to be able to show a
I have a question that its answer may be interesting and usefull for many CF
developers. Here it is.
I have a site, and I have a folder where access is restricted and I have a
login page asking for user name and password. As usually I chech these access
data in my database and I give or give
I think you need an outside table that has just your 4 language_groups
in it, and then LEFT OUTER JOIN to ensure you get at least one record
for each language, with the COUNT()s that can be zero.
SELECT tbl_langs.language_group, Count(tbl_demographics.contact_id) AS
CountOfcontact_id,
Store them outside of the webroot and use cfcontent to serve them to the
browse when necessary.
-Ryan
Anastassios Hadjicrystallis wrote:
I have a question that its answer may be interesting and usefull for many CF
developers. Here it is.
I have a site, and I have a folder where access is
Place your non-CF files into a non-web folder (say,
C:\SecureFiles\MySite\ or whatever) and then serve those files through a
CF script. For example, perhaps the file request link looks like this:
href=index.cfm?event=file.downloadid=xyz
Then the file.download event checks the session; if
I have always installed FCK instead of using the bundled version...it allows
me to make sure that i have the latest version without effecting CF. I am
not a fan of bundled/integrated anything...I think Office being the
exception...why would you want all of your eggs in one basket?
Eric
On Mon,
You're aware that a window is a type of panel, right?
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/7/6 Don L do...@yahoo.com:
Good input, but load() method seems for panel only, it made me think
of render and renderto...
Have you tried the
Store them outside of the webroot and use cfcontent to serve them to the
browse when necessary.
Some people have no access to folders outside the webroot.
In that case, one solution is to :
1. register all files in your database with their original name and type
(pdf, doc, etc.)
2. store any
Nice solution for those in hosted environments, Claude! Simple and
effective!
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Thanks Jason, but that doesn't seem to help.
I've put a copy up here
http://www.working-traveller.com/g/demographicsold.cfm
to show you what I mean.
Any more clues? and thanks again
Seamus
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I just use the applyTo property when setting up the ComboBox.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/7/6 Don L do...@yahoo.com:
You're aware that a window is a type of panel, right?
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
Well, all these solutions fit in case that we want to restrict access to pdf or
doc etc files which after login we serve them as a page.
What could be done when the files, we want to restrict access to, are PART of a
web (cfm) page ?
I mean, in the restricted folder after login I display cfm
any other idea without cfcontent ?
Nope.
Any solution to give access or not must be based on some CF code to
abort the request
if the user has no access, or send the document if he has.
And the proper tag for CF to send the document is CFCONTENT.
Anastassios Hadjicrystallis wrote:
Am I wrong?
If I am not any other idea without cfcontent ?
cfcontent can server up any type of web content including image
files. You would just put the name of the cfm template that contains
the cfontent tag into the img href=... property. Then
I just use the applyTo property when setting up the ComboBox.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
Beautiful, thank you. One more question, what are required attributes for a
URL for data store? some scattered sample as a question seems very messy.
http://www.extjs.com/deploy/dev/docs/?class=Ext.data.Store
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/7/6 Don L do...@yahoo.com:
I just use the applyTo property when setting up the ComboBox.
Beautiful, thank you. One more question, what are
Seamus,
Can you post your updated query?
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Not a ColdFusion question, but there are just so many smart people here.
We have an old server named jolie [jolie.cdpr.ca.gov] . This server is
being replaced by our new apps server [apps.cdpr.ca.gov].
What do I want to tell our DNS host to do with the old jolie.cdpr.ca.gov
entry to have it
cfcontent can server up any type of web content including image
files. You would just put the name of the cfm template that contains
the cfontent tag into the img href=... property. Then the
cfcontent... tag would server up the image file from the secure
location with the proper
Your example was not quite the same as the Adobe example. They had
reset=yes in their cfcontent tag.
Try that with yours. It is especially important with binary data like
an image file, to not have any extraneous white space that may be
hanging around in the cfm file. The reset=yes
DNAME is for aliasing an entire domain, not a single resource, so you
should use CNAME.
You should also see if there is an MX record for your old app server.
If so it will need to be updated as well.
Judah
On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 10:15 AM, Ian Skinnerh...@ilsweb.com wrote:
Not a ColdFusion
Your example was not quite the same as the Adobe example. They had
reset=yes in their cfcontent tag.
Try that with yours. It is especially important with binary data like
an image file, to not have any extraneous white space that may be
hanging around in the cfm file. The reset=yes
Anastassios Hadjicrystallis wrote:
Ian,
I used reset=yes but no luck. When I run test.cfm and view source I see
there the img tag img href=image.cfm. It looks like it does not run the
image.cfm page at all. It treats it as a simple HTML tag. Why it should run
image.cfm? What force it to
Judah McAuley wrote:
DNAME is for aliasing an entire domain, not a single resource, so you
should use CNAME.
You should also see if there is an MX record for your old app server.
If so it will need to be updated as well.
Judah
Is that not what I am attempting to do, aliasing the entire
I'm working with our DBA on a permissions issue.
We wonder if he makes a change... like putting the service account
user into a role... will it be reflected on the next CF page attempt.
My timeout appears to be 20 min in CF Admin for that DSN.
Is there a way to reset the connections to make
The servers jolie and apps are hosts, not domains. If the server is
registered in DNS with an A or CNAME record, it's not a domain.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
-Original Message-
From: Ian Skinner h...@ilsweb.com
Sent: Monday, 06 July, 2009 14:22
To: cf-talk
Dave Watts wrote:
The servers jolie and apps are hosts, not domains. If the server is
registered in DNS with an A or CNAME record, it's not a domain.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
That clarifies some of it. I really need to get my head around the
entire DNS way fores and whatnots
On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 7:32 PM, Eric Roberts
ow...@threeravensconsulting.com wrote:
I know the vulnerability was in older versions of FCKEditor...if one were
to
install and use the current version, does it still have the vulnerability
or
has that been fixed? I just got an emergency gig
I'm dealing with some real oddness today and I was wondering if anybody else
has seen something similar.
We have a development environment and a test environment. Each environment has
its own database on the same instance of SQL Server (9.04.3042). So the
database that dev hits is named
Thats the trouble with bundling things. I used to think it was nice but
really it creates
these types of things.
Well, CF contains TONS of bundled items; any of these items could
conceivably have some unknown vulnerability. Database drivers, COM and
.NET interfaces, all sorts of third-party
Any idea how can I restrict access to any kind of content (htm, cfm, pdf,
jpg, doc xls
etc) using coldfusion ?
As many have mentioned, you can store them in a directory that isn't
web-accessible, and serve them with CFCONTENT.
Another alternative is to store them as mentioned above, but use
Placing the jpg files outside the webroot ok none not logged in can http
them, but then
I can't use them in img src=... either. I think cfcontent can't help in
this case.
Sure it can. CFCONTENT can be used to serve any sort of file you want.
All an IMG tag does is tell the browser to make
Maybe. Make sure each of your applications has its own namespace by using
this.name in Application.cfc, otherwise they'll share ( and overwrite eachother
) anything you put into the application scope across the entire JVM if I
remember correctly. In this case the pointer to a datasource or the
There are some potential complications when you start getting into
delegation of subdomains, but that is a pretty rare setup. Generally
speaking you are going be dealing with two levels of DNS. There is the
domain itself which you would go to a registrar for, like foo.com or
foo.co.uk That
Maybe. Make sure each of your applications has its own namespace by
using this.name in Application.cfc, otherwise they'll share ( and
overwrite eachother ) anything you put into the application scope
Interesting. Looking through the inherited code I'm seeing that in the
application.cfc
Hi Jason
updated query here (I'm using access at the moment)
SELECT tbl_member_language_group.language_group_name, Count(*) AS
CountOfcontact_id, tbl_demographics.town, tbl_demographics.region
FROM tbl_member_language_group
LEFT JOIN tbl_demographics
ON
cfset application.ds = mydb /
Would that be any different than using:
cfset this.ds = mydb /
Yes, those are two different things. The first creates a variable in
the Application scope. The second creates a property of the
application.cfc instance.
Also, to clarify, the separate Coldfusion
So do your Application.cfc files have a cfset this.name = etc / in their
pseudo constructors?
On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 3:43 PM, Matthew Reinbold
matthew.reinb...@voxpopdesign.com wrote:
Maybe. Make sure each of your applications has its own namespace by
using this.name in Application.cfc,
Thanks.
ok, gettting closer... the following code still missed some required attributes
or value not set correctly for some existing ones, and I don't know which one...
var autos = new Ext.form.ComboBox({
xtype: 'combo',
id: 'type',
store : new Ext.data.Store({
proxy:new
OK, I wonder if it's the * in COUNT(*) ... try this:
SELECT tbl_member_language_group.language_group_name,
COUNT(tbl_demographics.contact_id) AS CountOfcontact_id,
tbl_demographics.town,
tbl_demographics.region
FROM tbl_member_language_group LEFT JOIN
Don,
Adobe's JSON implementation is a little non-standard (and better, IMHO).
You'll need a custom data reader when feeding your data store with a cf
query return. The CFQueryReader is available at
http://cfqueryreader.riaforge.org, with some more information available
on this post:
Hi,
thanks - I did try both ways - neither way worked.
Seamus
OK, I wonder if it's the * in COUNT(*) ... try this:
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