>>You can easily put CFIF inside of your cfmail tag.
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>>CFHTTP can access anything a browser on the same machine can access,
... except if the site checks if the IP address requested the form
before it receives the action request.
In this case, one should at least request the form page first.
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>>and you wouldn't want all of them to set global environment variables.
Well, actually I don't care, all I want is that a piece of soft I do not
want installs itself correctly if it is needed by some other soft I want.
The problem was also (as very often) that the error message was
inappropr
Ok, I checked the path variable using the ECHO command line, and it
showed many paths that were not shown in the Windows computer management
properties.
This time, I see many paths to java versions used by Oracle, MySQL, etc.
This is why it works on my destop.
So I added paths to my new instal
>>I think Dave meant to also check the windows _environment_ variable
named PATH.
Ok, I did, but what should be in there?
Here is what I have on my production server wher the JVM is not found:
C:\Program Files\Mail
Enable\BIN;%SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem
And h
Ok, I uninstalled Java, reinstalled it under C:\Java, set the Java
Virtual Machine Path in the CF Administrator, ... and still the same
problem :-(
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>>Check your system's PATH environment variable.
Ok, but were is it, and what should it contain?
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>>Joking aside, I'll assume 2003 server.
He he yeah, 2003 of course ;-)
>>Did you try putting the jvm in a place with no spaces in the name? Maybe
that is causing issues?
Hmmm, if this was an issue, it could not be from CF5 since the same copy
of CF5 has no problem with the same name under W
Hi,
I've lost my whole day on that problem.
I have a CF5 server on my developping WIndows XP desktop, using some
Java CFX. Since it was compiled using Java 1.4 I upgraded my Java to
version 1.6, everything works fine.
Now I'm trying to install the same thing on my Win 3000 server, same
copy of
>>Well, if you're going to use CFCONTENT to serve the files, there's no
point in renaming them, is there?
Yes, if you cannot store them in some non Web accessible directory,
which was my case for many years before I got my own dedicated server.
By renaming them .cfm, they are automatically pro
>>I would not include renaming PDF files as an option, since the #3
option in Dave's list is a similar idea that is better.
I suppose you mean solution #4, which is not a bad idea indeed, if you
can create a non Web accessible directory, which is not always allowed
by all providers.
My solutio
5. rename all you pdf files with cfm extensions so that if users call
them they will be filtered by application.cfm and use some download CF
code like GetPdf.cfm?file=MyPdf that will send MyPdf.cfm as a pdf file
using CFCONTENT.
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>>But I can't figure out how to pass the query from one module to
another.
You can also set your query in the request scope, ie : request.MyQuery
The request scope is visible in any module and sub modules.
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>>If you're using CFMAIL should be sure to set the type as HTML
Sure I declare the type as HTML.
My question is about encoding the body in quoted-printable.
The text is in French iso-8859-1, and 8bit transfer is said not sure, so
I need to use 7bit, then the body needs to be quoted-printable.
>>and 8bit transfer is said not sure
I mean 8bit transfer is not safe.
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>>If you're using CFMAIL should be sure to set the type as HTML
Sure I declare the type as HTML.
My question is about encoding the body in quoted-printable.
The text is in French iso-8859-1, and 8bit transfer is said not sure, so
I need to use 7bit, then the body needs to be quoted-printable.
Hi,
I have some news letters sent to customers in HTML by some CF code.
Although I read them perfectly myself using Thunderbird, some users are
complaining that they see the HTML codes instead of a well formated page.
So I'm trying to improve the way messages are encoded.
I can see in many messa
>>Well, its nice to program these elegant elaborate fully object
oriented systems in C# and be able to whip out a console application
once in a while, as needed. Sure, it makes one feel smart to throw all
these fancy acronyms and names and have a full knowledge that the stuff
you work on is s
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