It's not surprising how many folks have Music as a part of their skill set
who are also programmers. There's a natural synergy there I think.
Music and mathematics are processed by adjacent regions of right parietal
cerebral cortex, and programming of course uses the basic skill set of
Reverse will reverse the whole string, not order of the list.
Do something like this:
cfloop index=i from=#ListLen(Cookie.LastVisited)# to=1 step=-1
cfset CurId = ListGetAt(Cookie.LastVisited,i)/
!--- TODO: lookup/output product details. ---
/cfloop
Thank you, that is a very good
I am trying to build a 'Recently Viewed' feature for an ecommerce site to
display thumbnail images and product names with links on them in the reverse
order that customers click on them; in other words, the product they last
viewed should appear at the top of the list. I am having problems
I'd like to be able to detect if a user's browser will support Flash, and
ideally be able to tell if the version is up to date enough to handle my Flash
application. Is this possible?
TIA
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Adobe® ColdFusion® 8 software 8
Just a few years ago Dreamweaver was a horrid product with meaningless icons
scattered all over the place, now I've downloaded the trial for CS3 and find
that most of the deficiencies have been fixed to make it a proper Windows
application with normal dropdown text menus and only a few
Anyone use ScanAlert.com's HackerSafe product? They scan your website to look
for security vulnerabilities and let you know when they find any. Well there's
something called a Server Side Include Injection vulnerability which apparently
can sometimes allow a hacker to access data and services
PS: There is a TechNote about a License Exception at
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb400595sliceId=1
although it doesn't say anything about how to trap the error or about dealing
with it when it's caused by a Server Side Include Injection attack.
I have a dedicated server at CrystalTech and I think they've been fantastic.
No they're not going to hold your hand and teach you everything you need to
know about managing DNS and IIS but you're supposed to be grown up enough to
RTFM on your own. I've only ever had a few issues, they were
Jochem's tersely abbreviated post at first seemed to read as if the solution
was to ENABLE Global Script Protection (which didn't make sense), but James you
made me realize that he meant to point me in that general direction and that
the real solution was to NOT ENABLE Global Script Protection.
Jochem, can you be a little more specific? The webserver is not mine, I don't
have control of the CF Administrator, and any changes are going to affect other
people so I have to make a strong case to my hosting provider that any change I
suggest is going to actually solve the problem.
In this
Jochem, can you be a little more specific? The webserver is not mine, I don't
have control of the CF Administrator, and any changes are going to affect other
people so I have to make a strong case to my hosting provider that any change I
suggest is going to actually solve the problem.
In this
Jochem, can you be a little more specific? The webserver is not mine, I don't
have control of the CF Administrator, and any changes are going to affect other
people so I have to make a strong case to my hosting provider that any change I
suggest is going to actually solve the problem.
In this
Tom Chiverton said the following on 2/8/2008 3:41 AM:
Frankly, I think we users / developers spend way too much time trying to
one-up the lowlife spammers. Instead, we should quit wasting time,
re-channel our energies, grab some baseball bats, and start hunting the
bastards down and beat the
I am trying to get CF code to run inside a CFMAIL tag where the code
is called by a CFINCLUDE. There are plenty of historical examples
here showing how people have done it in the past, but when I reproduce
their code all that gets emailed is the bare code, unexecuted. There
must be some
I am trying to get CF code to run inside a CFMAIL tag where the code is called
by a CFINCLUDE. There are plenty of historical examples here showing how
people have done it in the past, but when I reproduce their code all that gets
emailed is the bare code, unexecuted. There must be some
Are you trying to send a HTML message? If yes, add this attribute cfmail
type=html
I have tried sending both HTML and plain text, and yes I have tried that cfmail
type=html attribute in addition to a lot of other things following some of
the historical examples on this forum, but nothing
On Friday 18 May 2007, Tom Chiverton wrote:
You didn't ask 'how do I'. You asked 'is it possible'.
If someone abuses the purpose and intent of this forum to amuse themselves by
trying to be clever, rather than sharing knowledge for those seeking help, what
does it take to get them booted off
Thanks Charlie, looks like your solution will work, I'll test.
Andy, I appreciate your suggestion even if it won't work.
Tom, you may be well-intentioned, but do you realize your posts were useless?
A question like Hey buddy, can you tell me where the train station is? is
never intended to be
Is it possible to use a regular expression to count the number of links A
HREF=http://something.com;like so/A in a given block of text?
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ColdFusion MX7 by Adobe®
Dyncamically transform webcontent into Adobe PDF with new
Offsite forms can be submitted to use your email templates as
Here's the header you'd have to include.
Referer: http://mywebsite.com/
Not too much to that, is there?
Not if they are able to figure it out, which someone determined enough would
probably eventually do. Fortunately my
At 03:10 AM 5/9/2007, Eric wrote:
Curious question here. If I think about this, if someone takes a form
of ours for login, for example, and makes a local copy on their
machineand they set the post action to be the live server
authenticate filewhat is the best way to detect this and
Pardon me if this turns into a double posting, but for some reason CF-Talk
isn't getting my emails. So I tried the Yahoo interface once but there's text
there with a link saying it should be done from
http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/CF-Talk/reply.cfm.
=
I would like to use a regular expression to camouflage email addresses in a
forum I'm building. I'd like to replace just the domain name (not the .com or
.net or other extension though) with x's:
FROM THIS: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
TO THIS:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Where the number of x's exactly
I would like to use a regular expression to camouflage email addresses in a
forum I'm building. I'd like to replace just the domain name (not the .com or
.net or other extension though) with x's:
FROM THIS: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
TO THIS:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Where the number of x's exactly
I would like to use a regular expression to camouflage email addresses in a
forum I'm building. I'd like to replace just the domain name (not the .com or
.net or other extension though) with x's:
FROM THIS: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
TO THIS:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Where the number of x's exactly
Before you get too far into your sweepstakes coding, I would suggest that you
have your client check with his attorney, if he hasn't already done so, to be
sure that the details of what he intends to do are legal. I'm not any kind of
expert in this area but I have heard of sweepstakes going
Before you get too far into your sweepstakes coding, I would suggest that you
have your client check with his attorney, if he hasn't already done so, to be
sure that the details of what he intends to do are legal. I'm not any kind of
expert in this area but I have heard of sweepstakes going
Ryan's right, and I'll go so far as to say what he's described to you is a
*much* better way to create new sweepstakes. Think about it: once you start
creating a bunch of subdirectories and copying .cfm templates into them, at
some point in the future you may find yourself maintaining them all
A couple of other thoughts:
1) Separate landing pages for each sweepstakes gives you the opportunity to
name them with keywords to benefit your clients' SEO. So
http://mysite.com/sweepstakes/win-a-2008-mustang.cfm is significantly better in
Google's eyes than
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