The scripts necessary for CFFORM validity checks comes from the CFIDE
directory. If they don't have their CFIDE directory properly mapped,
then your site will not have access to the files that are automatically
included when CF renders the CFFORM tags into Javascript. Check the
source of your
You can set the script location inside the cfform tag using
scriptSrc="/pathtoyourscripts/cfform.js"
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They probably forgot to create the CFIDE mapping
You can bypass this by putting a copy of the /cfide/scripts folder in
your own directory and referencing it with the scriptsrc attribute of
the cfform tag
Rick
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 7:02 PM, Les Irvin wrote:
>
> GoDaddy recently installed CF8
GoDaddy recently installed CF8 on some of their servers, and a few
things have changed. Now, validity checks are not working on
tags on their aliased domains.
If the URL is http://AliasedDomain.com/PageWithTagOnIt.cfm, all
validity checks fail.
If the URL (to the identical file) is
http://TopDo
His CF-enabled site needs to be able to consistently access SQL Server,
which in theory is possible even with SQL located on his own machine at
home. In practice however, it's usually not possible to host your
database on a home computer because of a variety of issues like
non-static IP addresses
Not viable at all. If the backend is SQL Server, though, you could the
other way around: host the SQL database with a data provider and have the
ACT! client connect over ODBC.
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I know this is a wacky question, but I have a client who's running a
home business using ACT! Contact Manager (SQL Server DB in background)
and wants to get his data up onto his ColdFusion enabled GoDaddy site.
Before I tell him that's crazy and to be realistic about the data, I
wanted to ask...
I'm glad I could help, but you'll still need a superuser account,
whomever is coding for you is going to need to add a flag to the database,
and write code to check for the superuser flag..
sas
kevin pieto wrote:
>> We moved our site over to a new hosting company (godaddy) and are now
>> receiv
> We moved our site over to a new hosting company (godaddy) and are now
> receiving an error on admin login. It worked fine with the previous
> host be now has an error with godaddy. Any suggestions?
>
> error shown here
>
> http://www.frontierstravel.com/pic10.jpg
Worked
Thanks so much!
SELECT *
FROM [user]
WHERE uname = AND
pword=
and...
you now need to remove this line, because you've exposed your master password
to the internet
if (session.user.uname eq "ben" OR session.user.uname eq "jgray4567") {
session.masteradmin = "Y
> We moved our site over to a new hosting company (godaddy) and are now
> receiving an error on admin login. It worked fine with the previous
> host be now has an error with godaddy. Any suggestions?
>
> error shown here
>
> http://www.frontierstravel.com/pic10.jpg
Thanks for the help, how
Hmm, so it is. Please disregard the MySQL link I posted then. For some
reason I was thinking it was MySQL.
~Brad
- Original Message -
From: "Scott Stewart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk"
Sent: Monday, August 18, 2008 10:13 AM
Subject: Re: syntax error
One more thing... I'm going to assume, since the error references the
Microsoft Jet Engine, that this an Access DB..
You can enclose user in square brackets ie: [user], and that will get
you around any reserved work issue.
You really want to use cfqueryparams with this.Especially with the rash
;Greg Morphis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk"
Sent: Monday, August 18, 2008 9:33 AM
Subject: Re: syntax error in from clause on godaddy hosting
>
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Probably not a good idea to post your DSN on a shared hosting box..
The query looks good... I think USER is a reserved word in queries..
but I don't know why it would have worked and then not..
On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 8:45 AM, kevin pieto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We moved our site over to a n
judging by the picture, it *looks* like you're missing single quotes on
the variables,
replace with (no quotes around )
kevin pieto wrote:
> We moved our site over to a new hosting company (godaddy) and are now
> receiving an error on admin login. It worked fine with the previous host be
> n
We moved our site over to a new hosting company (godaddy) and are now receiving
an error on admin login. It worked fine with the previous host be now has an
error with godaddy. Any suggestions?
error shown here
http://www.frontierstravel.com/pic10.jpg
~~
So I need to retract the lack of support for CFDUMP. They do support it.
CFOBJECT though they do not. Not a problem though really. GoDaddy is pretty
good otherwise though. Inexpensive to host. The only complaint that I would
have is lack of support for using Enterprise Manager on the SQL Server. Yo
Thanks for the extra set of eyes Charlie. It works now.
On 1/9/07, Charlie Griefer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> ? see if that works and if so, what it
> displays.
>
> should the variable be spelled "exception" (as opposed to "exeption")?
>
> On 1/9/07, Bruce Sorge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
I did what Charlie said and it worked. So there is someting else wrong. I am
working on it now.
On 1/9/07, Greg Morphis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> do what Charlie said.. just do something like
>
>
>
> If that doesnt work, then it's a problem with Google.
>
> On 1/9/07, Bruce Sorge <[EMAIL PR
? see if that works and if so, what it displays.
should the variable be spelled "exception" (as opposed to "exeption")?
On 1/9/07, Bruce Sorge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So if I comment out the CFDUMP tag, then all works fine. If I put the
> #Arguments.Exeption# in a CFOUTPUT, I
> getcoldfusio
do what Charlie said.. just do something like
If that doesnt work, then it's a problem with Google.
On 1/9/07, Bruce Sorge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So if I comment out the CFDUMP tag, then all works fine. If I put the
> #Arguments.Exeption# in a CFOUTPUT, I
> getcoldfusion.runtime.EventHand
So if I comment out the CFDUMP tag, then all works fine. If I put the
#Arguments.Exeption# in a CFOUTPUT, I
getcoldfusion.runtime.EventHandlerException: Event Handler Exception. Any
thoughts?
Bruce
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OK. I was mistaken. The error seems to be with the onApplicationStart
section of the Application.cfc. Funny thing is that it works on my laptop
and testing server. More troubleshooting. Gotta love it.
BTW, here is where you can see the error:
www.dalethemovie.com/Offers
On 1/9/07, Dan Vega <[EM
I would look into this a little deeper. There would be no reason for a host
to block . The cfobject tag I understand though. Just so you are
aware Bruce, it is pretty common for hosts (not just GoDaddy) to block
certain tags or take the route of implementing security sandboxes.
Dan Vega
http://ww
that seems...odd.
can you just throw a template up there with a
just for shits and giggles?
On 1/9/07, Bruce Sorge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If anyone plans on using GoDaddy for CF hosting, be careful There are some
> tags that they do not suport, like CFDUMP. I have in my Application.cfc a
>
If anyone plans on using GoDaddy for CF hosting, be careful There are some
tags that they do not suport, like CFDUMP. I have in my Application.cfc a
cftry-catch block that does a query on a table on only the first row to make
sure that there is a connection to the database, and if not it throws a
f
LOL...just reading that section, gotta love this question/answer:
Do I have to use Macromedia's development tools to use ColdFusion?
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No. ColdFusion is a scripting language similar to PHP. ColdFusion
integrates its code (CFML) with stand
HmmI haven't read anything on that. I assume so, since cfregistry
is disabled. And yes, we're talking CFX's.
Here's the FAQ section for CF on the GoDaddy site, JIC you need more info:
http://help.godaddy.com/article_list.php?topic_id=197&&;
Ray
Matt Robertson wrote:
> by 'custom tags' we
by 'custom tags' we're talking CFX's, right?
I would assume that cfschedule is out of the question (thanks to the
need to use cfregistry to enable the item)?
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> Like server-side resizing and saving, etc? I've never heard of that.
> Maybe I'll go Googling tonight when I get home
Well, I meant client side. But like I said, its just something I think
I heard on a list somewhere. Not sure if its vaporware or not. But if
it is possible in the client
Like server-side resizing and saving, etc? I've never heard of that.
Maybe I'll go Googling tonight when I get home
Munson, Jacob wrote:
>>For instance, they don't allow anything at all custom-tag-wise.
>>Nothing. You can't even pay extra to have it enabled.
>>That's the only
>>thing that
> For instance, they don't allow anything at all custom-tag-wise.
> Nothing. You can't even pay extra to have it enabled.
> That's the only
> thing that I've run into that is a big problem (for me). I
> have to use
> some kind of custom tag to be able to manage images that are uploaded
> on-th
Yes, I was. I haven't done too much with them just yet, but here's my
take on them so far: You get what you pay for, just like anything else
in life.
For instance, they don't allow anything at all custom-tag-wise.
Nothing. You can't even pay extra to have it enabled. That's the only
thing that
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