I've created two test documents that can be viewed publicly so everybody can
see what I'm talking about.
1st, a Coldfusion only version of the file:
http://www.internationalhelpers.co.gg/test/coldfusion.cfm
The styling will be just a little off, because the CSS is specific for the PDF
doc. The
I'm working on building a document. Got almost everything working perfect,
except ...
When a user tries to upload a file into the depo, I'm checking to see if
there's already a file with that name. If there IS, the offer them a choice to
cancel, or overwrite.
So, something like
cffile
I don't think that's a bug. Any XML metacharacters in an XML element
or attribute must be escaped. The escape sequence for the single
quote XML metacharacter is apos;.
The only thing I've been able to get work in the title is to just strip them
out COMPLETELY. Anything else gets me apos
I think I've found the problem.
I've got a stupid number of cleaning routines that everything goes through
before it gets to the cffeed tag - mainly because the client does EVERYTHING in
MS Word, then paste.
At the end of the clean chain, before cffeed I do this:
cfset
I think I've found the problem.
I've got a stupid number of cleaning routines that everything goes through
before it gets to the cffeed tag - mainly because the client does EVERYTHING in
MS Word, then paste.
At the end of the clean chain, before cffeed I do this:
cfset
Perhaps add cfcontent before the output to set the right type for RSS?
I've been playing with this for the last few hours. Version 1, which uses
rss.cfc does this:
cfcontent type=text/xml reset=true
cfoutput#rssxml#/cfoutput
This works fine in almost everything, except IE9 (for me).
I see a
Perhaps add cfcontent before the output to set the right type for RSS?
I've been playing with this for the last few hours. Version 1, which uses
rss.cfc does this:
cfcontent type=text/xml reset=true
cfoutput#rssxml#/cfoutput
This works fine in almost everything, except IE9 (for me).
I see a
Weird - it only include the FIRST empty element
Actually, if there are duplicate values for any of the fpcomm cells, it will
only display the FIRST one.
So, if fpcomm1 and fpcomm2 contains Bob has News, it's only going to include
fpcomm1 in the array.
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