They're having some technical issues.Check out slashdot:
http://slashdot.org/articles/04/10/12/0255227.shtml?tid=95tid=1
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Jordan Michaels wrote:
I'm having trouble
or MESSAGENUMBER attribute.For example:
CFPOP ACTION="" UID=1,2,3,4
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type ='pop' | 'imap' ...
A single tag for both protocols would probably be more confusing then
keeping them separate.IMAP supports a boat-load more functionality than
POP so combining them in a single tag would likely not make sense.
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Jay:
Does it have to be a function?Why not just do something like:
CFMAIL ...
Here's the SESSION debug data:
CFDEBUG VAR=#SESSION#
/CFMAIL
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Jason Reichenbach wrote
remain.Can
anyone provide the RE to accomplish this?
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You, sir, are a saint.Thank you.
Here's the code I ended up using:
REReplaceNoCase(contents, '.+body[^]*(.+)/body.+', \1)
As it was, it removed the BODY tags but not the contents before and after
them.
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Cool.Again, thanks.
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Michael Dinowitz wrote:
The additions are correct. I was a bit hasty in my posting.
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Damien:
Depending on your application you may also want to include URL, SESSION,
CLIENT, SERVER, COOKIE, etc.
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Damien McKenna wrote:
I've written a simple master cftry
I would say that you should include any scope that is used in your
application.So, like I said, depending on your application you may or may
not want to include those other scopes.If you don't use SESSION vars in
your app, don't bother including the SESSION scope...
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Brett:
Basically, something like the following:
CFDUMP VAR=#SESSION#
CFDUMP VAR=#CLIENT#
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Brett Barnhart wrote:
Could someone post the script to do this? I could
That whole terrorist thing was officially disregarded as hooey.See
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/08/26/1544233tid=172tid=1tid=218
for the Slashdot take on the whole thing.
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and CFMAIL (slides 32 33 specifically) for more
info:
http://www.cfug-md.org/meetings/CF-SMTP/CF-SMTP.ppt
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Ray:
That's exactly what slides 32 33 say to do (with sample code) 8^)
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simmyana a wrote:
i want to send both plain text and HTML in a mail. I searche dthe web
)#'
)
/CFQUERY
or, using CFQueryParam:
...
CFQUERYPARAM CFSQLTYPE=CF_SQL_VARCHAR VALUE=#sql#
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Scott Stewart wrote:
Here's kind of a weird one folks. I'm trying to insert
a thought.
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James Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am exporting stock information to a csv file then using the following to
lines to deliver the file to the user
, it is
that party's responsibility to also specify the content's Mime-Type.For
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to your site is your own form and not
someone else's.
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Donnie Carvajal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, any ideas on the best way to keep outside sites from submitting my
; filename=#variables.attach#.Note the
addition of the filename= portion.And, you didn't say it in your email,
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that you would like the user to see.
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icons in it.Hopefully, some of them would work for you.
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the dash from the domain, the address
validates.However, the dash should be valid.
Looking at the regex, doesn't the ([[:alnum:]\-_]+\.) portion after the @
symbol allow for dashes?
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Jerry (and everyone else):
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Jerry Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The - needs to be the very last character in the class.
This is because the - in any
the dash from the domain, the address
validates.However, the dash should be valid.
Looking at the regex, doesn't the ([[:alnum:]\-_]+\.) portion after the @
symbol allow for dashes?
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I think you just need to modify the domain check a little bit...
[snip]
Thanks.
Actually, this message got posted twice and I already received an answer.
Basically the same as yours. 8^)
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replace it with an actual empty string.
Note that the above code only replaces empty list elements that are in the
middle of the list.It does not catch empty elements at the very beginning
or end of the list.
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without including any of the data.
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Emmet:
Look for an Application.cfm file somewhere up the path.This may be what is
inserting the non-breaking space into your content.
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st, it should likely specify an ID of the object
that is to be deleted, etc.
ColdFusion can do this too but it requires an extra trip to the server,
i.e.,
deleteForm.cfm - deleteConfirm.cfm - deleteAction.cfm
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Actually, don't use CFMAILPARAM for this.Using CFMAILPARAM this way causes
there to be 2 X-Mailer headers.Instead, use the MAILERID attribute of the
CFMAIL tag to set the X-Mailer header like the following:
CFMAIL TO=.. MAILERID=Microsoft Outlook, Build 10.0.3416
...
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with a CFSQLTYPE of CF_SQL_NUMERIC.
I put some code before the CFPARAM to email me the current value of
OrganizationID and it came back as a number (332).Any ideas?
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YES.So, CF is seeing it as numeric until it gets to the
CFPARAM tag which is on the very next line.I'm stumped.Anyone?
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, 1D array, or 2D array, the problem does not occur.
So I'm thinking the problem may have to do with either the database or ODBC.
Any thoughts?
Again, thanks in advance.
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Daniel:
Use the FORM scope as in FORM.varName
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their
values are.
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Mario:
I gave a preso in February about CF Error Handling.You can download it
from http://www.cfug-md.org/meetings/AdvancedColdfusionError_Handling.ppt
Different ERROR variables exist depending on the type of error.See the
preso for details.
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very high.
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Or you could use some kind of anti-spyware tool.PC Magazine just recently
had an article on spyware and reviewed some anti-spyware apps.See
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1523357,00.asp for the article.See
the TOC to the right of the article for individual reviews.
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Tony:
Use the ListFind() function as in:
CFSET theList = 7,67,6,16,26,20,31,1,2
CFIF ListFind(theList, 6) NEQ 0
Found
CFELSE
Not Found
/CFIF
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Mark:
SELECT lists only support text options.What with CSS you can style the
text a bit, but you can't put images in there.
However, you can roll your own drop-down control via DHTML or use any number
of canned DHTML menu scripts.A bunch of them support images.
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about people
auto-submitting to your action page without coming through your form page,
build in a check that verifies they visited the form page such as those
systems that ask you to type in the string shown in the associated image.
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Isaac:
A lot of times, a Factory is used to not only create but also to manage the
creation of objects.For example, in a situation where you want to support
database connection pooling, you would use a Factory to manage the creation
an/or reuse of connections.
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-shockwave-flash)
{
flash_flag = 1;
}
}
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/SCRIPT
Then you could set a hidden field with the value of flash_flag to submit to
the next page.
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No problem, I know how it goes 8^).
Thanks for the help though.
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Well then I'm confused too because running that exact same code, I get the
opposite result:
using StructKeyExists(), foo exists in CGI
using IsDefined(), foo exists in CGI
Running ColdFusion 5.0.0.0 Enterprise.
Anyone?
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a kludge I'd rather not use.
Has anyone else ever run into this?Know of a way to resolve it?
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the browser supports the variable.
I'm not sure I agree with the justification but such is life.It looks like
I'll have to go with the kludge.
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Thanks but that won't actually work for me.Even though it's suggested in
the documentation.
I'm trying to test for existence.I don't care if the variable has a value,
just whether or not it exists.Some CGI variables are empty, so that test
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Jeff:
Thanks, that's what I'm using as a work around:
As a work around, I'm using StructKeyList() to get a list of variables in
the CGI scope, but it's a kludge I'd rather not use.
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In what way did the CFHTTP fail?What was the error message, what does the
code look like, and what are you trying to have it do?
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-Original Message-
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Thanks
Matt:
Check out CFLib: http://www.cflib.org/udf.cfm?ID=841
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(usability) no-no.People have come to recognize,
expect, and rely on the back button as a vehicle for navigating through a
series of web pages.Disabling it removes a commonly expected tool from the
user's browsing arsenal.
Better you should code to accept and support the back button.
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e.If you want the value
to be dynamic (or partially dynamic), you would use code like:
attr = value
attr = variable
attr = value #variable# value
Note the pound signs in the last example.The CFOUTPUT tag is not needed,
nor is it valid in this context.
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Mike:
You can definitely use variables inside CFX_ZIP, just as you can within any
custom tag.The code, as you have it (without the CFOUTPUT tag), should
work fine assuming that variables.zipfile contains the proper value.
What error message are you getting?
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Also, change the FROM value of your CFMAIL tag to a valid email address.
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Michael:
Just a heads-up, I received a few emails today with a ZIP attachment.The
ZIP file contained a PIF file that included the virus.
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but are reset to only apply to the appropriate
application/subdirectory.
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Jim:
The path attribute specifies the URL within a domain to which the cookie
applies.It's a means of saying something like this cookie only applies to
resources located in/under the following directory.
In your case, it means that the cookies apply to the entire site.
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Rino:
I would think your best bet would be to have the admin site just directly
query the individual databases of each other site (since they are all
separate).
Since, with this setup, the admin site won't be recording information from
the other sites, there's no need to use CFHTTP.
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could
find about it doesn't seem to apply here.
TIA
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To follow up on this, we've now figured out that all of the bad requests are
coming from a single source, the WiseNut search engine crawler.So, we can
work towards clearing up the problem but it would still be nice to know
what, exactly, is happening here.
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Thanks Dave.I'll look into that.
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(especially
when the user enters an IP Address instead of a domain name).And if you
really want to verify the URL, validate that it works by making a CFHTTP
call to the URL.Make sure to set the Request Timeout to something
reasonably small so the user doesn't sit around waiting for 5 minutes.
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gave on CF and HTTP.The PPT is
available for d/l from
http://www.mdcfug.org/talks/ColdFusionFoundationsHTTP_09-09-03.ppt and code
samples are available from
http://www.mdcfug.org/talks/ColdFusionFoundationsHTTP_09-09-03.zip .
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security
numbers, mother's maiden names, etc.All of my neighbors and many of my
coworkers (past and present) know my pet's name.
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-Original Message-
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ColdFusion doesn't have any built-in hashing functions but there are some
good CustomTags available at the Dev Exchange that do hashing.
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Sonofa
Learn something new every day.Jeez.
Thanks Tom.
OK, so let me change that... if you'd like to hash using a different
(non-MD5) algorithm, check out the Dev Exchange 8^).
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,
etc).
Or you could post the code here (login.cfm, application.cfm,
onRequestEnd.cfm and any other applicable code) and let us have a look see.
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CFHEADER NAME=content-disposition VALUE=attachment; filename=new.doc
CFCONTENT TYPE=application/octet-stream FILE=E:\path\new.doc
DELETEFILE=NO
This should cause the browser to prompt to download the file rather then
try to
open it, yes?
But I can't seem to get it to
Eric:
Instead of using location.href you should be using location.hash as in:
function goTo(url) {
location.hash = document.SearchForm.cbSearchSelect.options[number].value;
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From: Eric Creese [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2003 3:36 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: _javascript_ question
Thanks
Che:
You can use Query of Query to filter the dynamically built query.
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From: Che Vilnonis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 10
CFDIRECTORY can't delete a directory unless there are no files or
subdirectories.You'll have to use a combination of CFFILE and CFDIRECTORY
to make sure the top-level directory is empty before deleting it.
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Bryan:
I usually just replace the double-quotes with quot; (the double-quote
entity) using the following code:
Replace(myValue, '', quot;, ALL)
However, a lot of people tend to just go with the JSStringFormat() function.
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First off, standard security warnings about letting people type in SQL
free-form:
BAD PROGRAMMER [whack!]BAD PROGRAMMER [whack! whack!]
That said, how about posting the exact error message so we can get a better
idea of what's going on.
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From: Nick Baker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 1:59 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Non-Stick Session Variables
for the heads-up.
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From: Mike Brunt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2003 6:28 PM
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Subject: RE: RE: ColdFusion Contribute
Using MAXLENGTH traps the error *before* sending all of the data over the
network to the DB.It's simply a more efficient way of catching such an
error.
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are not able to connect with a regular web browser, then you know that
the problem is not with CF but with the network setup.
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From: Bruce Sorge [mailto
ET
/FORM
And setup your action.cfm like:
CFIF (NOT isDefined(FORM.Action)) OR (NOT CompareNoCase(FORM.Action,
CANCEL))
!--- Cancel ---
CFELSE
!--- Submit, because the reset button doesn't submit to the server ---
/CFIF
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But that doesn't stop anyone from hitting enter to submit the form.And it
means that JS is required to submit a simple form.
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From: Tangorre
Sure it does.At least, it did when I just tried it in MSIE 6.0 Win.
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From: Heald, Tim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 4
Sorry, missed the onKeyPress function.But, like I said, it still relies on
_javascript_.The method I described in one of my other emails is straight
HTML.
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use an include for display of a global header, including
specification of a CSS file, will Contribute know to grab the included
CSS file?
Thanks in advance for your help with this.
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Thanks everyone for the information.I'll give it some more thought, but my
first reaction given your answers is to lean away from Contribute.
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From
Tony:
Put pound signs around your queryName.recordCount in the CFLOOP tag as in:
CFLOOP ... TO=#queryName.recordCount# ...
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From: Tony Weeg
Hey, you never know, right?8^)
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-Original Message-
From: Tony Weeg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 4:36 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: cfloop
Try replacing the CFOUTPUT with a CFLOOP tag.
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Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2003 12:20 PM
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you're willing to let people see it.
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From: Mark W. Breneman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 12:42 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject
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From: Shawn Grover [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 12:52 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFContent and PDF problems
We're using
/pdf
FILE=C:\Temp\foo.pdf
DELETEFILE=No
CFSETTING ENABLECFOUTPUTONLY=No
2) Try appending the desired filename onto the URL.For example:
http://www.foo.com/downloadFile.cfm/foo.pdf?fileID=5
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Bruce:
It looks as if you're not closing the tags in the code generated by JS,
e.g..:
document.write('param name=movie value=loading.swf\n');
should be:
document.write('param name=movie value=loading.swf\n');
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place holder text ---
CFSET fileContents = Replace(fileContents, ***REPLACE THIS***, Hi
Mom!)
!--- Overwrite file with new contents ---
CFFILE ACTION=Write FILE=C:\Temp\myFile.html OUTPUT=#fileContents#
The above code would replace the place holder text with Hi Mom.
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in the APPLICATION scope and read from the cache
to dynamically create the previous/next links at each page request.
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