No, the cf8-server doesnt log the correct answer of the mailserver.
And, there is no script error when I send to a malformed address :-(
Viele Grüße
Thomas Stichnoth
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Russ Michaels [mailto:r...@michaels.me.uk]
Gesendet: Montag, 6. September 2010 23:50
An:
This was new, just migrated some applications from an 8 to a 9 server. Part of
our code started to fail. We have a process that uses CFDUMP and mails us the
result as we run a process. The process sits inside of a CFTHREAD.
This works in 8, it fails in 9. Remove the CFTHREAD, the code works -
Is there a way to ask ColdFusion to dump the names of all the CFQuery
resultsets?
For example, I have some code that runs several cfqueries - the specific ones
change based on circumstance - at the request of a page. What I would like to
do is dump some sort of variable created by CF that
Depends how you've scoped them. Here's a quick example if they're unscoped:
cfloop item=CurVar collection=#Variables#
cfif isQuery(Variables[CurVar])
cfdump var=#Variables[CurVar]# label=#CurVar# /
/cfif
/cfloop
If you've got multiple scopes used, and/or
I'm not seeing any issue with it:
cfthread name=doit
cfset sleep(2000)
cfdump var=#url#
/cfthread
cfset threadJoin(doit)
cfdump var=#cfthread#
This works fine for me,
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 4:27 AM, Stephen Cassady
stephen.cass...@lopedia.com wrote:
This was new, just
Can this be becuase of change in cfdump output structure from CF8 to CF9? And
the application depending on the same?
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As far as I know, CF will not encode HTML unless you tell it to. Are
you 100% sure you aren't using htmlEditFormat on the data?
I have traced the XML value from start to end, and it appears that the place
where the HTML is being converted is when I write the XML to disk. I am
dumping the XML
As far as I know, CF will not encode HTML unless you tell it to. Are
you 100% sure you aren't using htmlEditFormat on the data?
I have traced the XML value from start to end, and it appears that the place
where the HTML is being converted is when I write the XML to disk. I am
dumping the XML
As far as I know, CF will not encode HTML unless you tell it to. Are
you 100% sure you aren't using htmlEditFormat on the data?
I have traced the XML value from start to end, and it appears that the place
where the HTML is being converted is when I write the XML to disk. I am
dumping the XML
Hi,
I know how to encrypt data using ColdFusion using AES_128. I also know how
to encrypt data using MSSQL AES_128. Does anyone know if it's possible to
encrypt data in ColdFusion using AES_128, then decrypt the string in MSSQL?
I've played around with it a lot and can't seem to figure it
Hi All -
This might be a silly question, but I am confused with below scenario...I have
some form variables set on a page, and clicking on submit button, I go to
second page, where I am dumping these form variables...Some of the variable
values show up as empty string, but when I see the form
Setting a variable into the FORM scope on page one, will not automatically
put those variables, or their values, into the FORM scope on page two.
You'd need to add a hidden form field on page one, and populate it's value
from the FORM variable you're creating.
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From:
Yes, I am setting the hidden variables
Setting a variable into the FORM scope on page one, will not automatically
put those variables, or their values, into the FORM scope on page two.
You'd need to add a hidden form field on page one, and populate it's value
from the FORM variable you're
So you're saying that when you inspect the FORM scope, by cfdumping it, on
page two that the variables are there? But when you output them by
themselves (FORM.varOne) they're empty?
andy
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From: fun and learning [mailto:funandlrnn...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday,
When verifying the dumped text throughout the process, you're looking
at the view source version, and not the one that's rendered by the
browser, right?
:Den
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The soul which has no fixed purpose in life is lost; to be everywhere,
is to be nowhere.
Michel de Montaigne
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at
Yes, you are right.
So you're saying that when you inspect the FORM scope, by cfdumping it, on
page two that the variables are there? But when you output them by
themselves (FORM.varOne) they're empty?
andy
Yes, I am setting the hidden variables
Setting a variable into the FORM scope on
Are you cfparaming those variables at the top of page two?
Are you cfincluding any code that might overwrite those variables?
andy
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From: fun and learning [mailto:funandlrnn...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2010 2:01 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Question
My guess is that you've not set the method attribute in your form to post,
the default is get if not set.
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On 7 Sep 2010, at 20:00, fun and learning funandlrnn...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, you are right.
So you're saying that when you inspect the FORM scope, by cfdumping
Any chance you could just share your code with us so we can stop guessing
about it?
=]
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 12:28 PM, Matthew a.matthe...@yahoo.com wrote:
My guess is that you've not set the method attribute in your form to
post, the default is get if not set.
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On 7
Thank you All..There was some other place where this variable was getting
overwritten...
Are you cfparaming those variables at the top of page two?
Are you cfincluding any code that might overwrite those variables?
andy
Yes, you are right.
If that were the case then why would the var names show up in the cfdump for
the FORM scope?
-Original Message-
From: Matthew [mailto:a.matthe...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2010 2:28 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Question on form variables
My guess is that you've not set
it was happening as below:
cfif isDefined(URL.var1)
cfset Form.var1 = URL.var1
cfelse
cfset Form.var1 =
/cfif
If that were the case then why would the var names show up in the cfdump for
the FORM scope?
My guess is that you've not set the method attribute in your form to post,
the
If my var y = myCell and I want to know if the key myCellHead exists
in a struct how do I do it? I thought that the following would work in an
IIF statement but it doesn't.
iif(StructKeyExists(x.classAssign,#y#head),DE('yes'),DE('no'))
Any ideas?
When verifying the dumped text throughout the process, you're looking
at the view source version, and not the one that's rendered by the
browser, right?
Sorry for the multiple replies earlier...I have no idea why that happened.
Yes, that's correct I'm using view source. In fact, I even
This should work fine:
cfif structKeyExists(somestruct, #y#head)
You don't need IIF at all.
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 3:04 PM, Michael Grant mgr...@modus.bz wrote:
If my var y = myCell and I want to know if the key myCellHead exists
in a struct how do I do it? I thought that the following
When you cfdump something, it escapes it. So if you view source it,
you are seeing cfdump's escape. In other words, it isn't the REAL
value.
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 3:08 PM, Jake Munson jmun...@idahopower.com wrote:
When verifying the dumped text throughout the process, you're looking
at the
I know, but I want it inline of an html tag, so that's why I wanted IIF
instead of an if/else block.
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 4:15 PM, Raymond Camden rcam...@gmail.com wrote:
This should work fine:
cfif structKeyExists(somestruct, #y#head)
You don't need IIF at all.
On Tue, Sep 7,
It works for me:
cfset x = {}
cfset y = all
cfoutput
#iif(StructKeyExists(x,#y#head),DE('yes'),DE('no'))#
/cfoutput
p
cfset x[allhead] = 1
cfoutput
#iif(StructKeyExists(x,#y#head),DE('yes'),DE('no'))#
/cfoutput
I correctly get no/yes.
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 3:37 PM, Michael Grant
Here's what I have:
#iif(StructKeyExists(x.classAssign,#y#head),DE(x.classAssign[#y#head]),DE(''))#
The error I get is:
Element NAMEhead is undefined in a CFML structure referenced as part of an
expression.
Since I couldn't get it working I switched it to an if/else statement and
got the
Looks pretty similar, but mine works:
cfset x = {}
cfset y = all
cfoutput
#iif(StructKeyExists(x,#y#head),DE('yes'),DE('no'))#
/cfoutput
p
cfset x[allhead] = booger
cfoutput
#iif(StructKeyExists(x,#y#head),DE(x[#y#head]),DE('no'))#
/cfoutput
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 3:55 PM, Michael Grant
When you cfdump something, it escapes it. So if you view source it,
you are seeing cfdump's escape. In other words, it isn't the REAL
value.
I suppose you probably saw my other response (I think we passed each other at
the intersection), but if not...
If I display the pre-xml value using
Try running this:
cfset x = {}
cfset y = all
cfoutput
#iif(StructKeyExists(x,#y#head),DE('yes'),DE('no'))#
/cfoutput
p
!--- cfset x[allhead] = booger ---
cfoutput
#iif(StructKeyExists(x,#y#head),DE(x[#y#head]),DE('no'))#
/cfoutput
So wait - you put the string into an XML object?
Maybe you can pastebin more of the code.
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 3:52 PM, Jake Munson jmun...@idahopower.com wrote:
When you cfdump something, it escapes it. So if you view source it,
you are seeing cfdump's escape. In other words, it isn't the
Bah - I hacked away at it for 10 minutes before remembering why I
hated IIF/DE in the first place. ;)
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 4:04 PM, Michael Grant mgr...@modus.bz wrote:
Try running this:
cfset x = {}
cfset y = all
cfoutput
#iif(StructKeyExists(x,#y#head),DE('yes'),DE('no'))#
/cfoutput
HA! So I'm not the only one!
So I thought DE meant Delay Evaluation as in Don't evaluate what's in
these little brackets this until you've satisfied the IIF condition.
I guess not?
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 5:14 PM, Raymond Camden rcam...@gmail.com wrote:
Bah - I hacked away at it for 10 minutes
CF9 has the ternary operator which is awesome. Works like JavaScript:
cfset output = (boolean ? It was True : It was False)
andy
-Original Message-
From: Michael Grant [mailto:mgr...@modus.bz]
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2010 4:17 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Finding if a key exists
So wait - you put the string into an XML object?
Maybe you can pastebin more of the code.
I have developed a workaround that avoids this problem, but for educational
purposes here's the bit of code that seems to be hosing the HTML:
cfset parksXML.Parks.Park[i].SiteAbstract.XmlText = editCopy
Before the above XML insert this HTML is not escaped (as explained in
a previous message). After the insert it looks like this:
lt;font color=#045172 size=12gt;lt;bgt;Trenner
Parklt;/bgt;lt;/fontgt;lt;brgt;lt;brgt;
I should reiterate that I am not dumping the XML object and seeing this
Unfortunately I'm on CF8. And I wonder if the ternary operator would be able
to handle a dynamic value as the output as with my example. IIF works
perfect for exactly the type of example you gave; a simple boolean evaluated
to output a simple string. The problem lies in CF apparently evaluating
A lot of people get DE() wrong.
IIF does not short-circuit
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Short-circuit_evaluation), meaning that
your DE() gets evaluated even if the condition is FALSE. So, this will
break:
#iif(false, notFalse, false)#
since notFalse does not exist. Same here:
Wow. I had no idea you could wrap DE in Evaluate. Did you come figure this
out through trial and error or have I just never read it?
Thanks for the post rex.
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 8:34 PM, rex li...@pgrworld.com wrote:
A lot of people get DE() wrong.
IIF does not short-circuit
Normally when you put HTML into an XML node, it has to be within
cdata. So maybe CF is fixing the HTML for you?
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 4:40 PM, Jake Munson jmun...@idahopower.com wrote:
So wait - you put the string into an XML object?
Maybe you can pastebin more of the code.
I have developed
Weird. I can't reproduce this:
cfset s = font color=redbfoo/b/font
cfxml variable=x
root
child name=one /
/root
/cfxml
cfset x.root.child[1].xmlText = s
cfoutput
#x.root.child[1].xmltext#
p
#s#
/cfoutput
The value is NOT escaped in the XML, nor in the original variable.
On Tue, Sep 7,
So I went back and read the docs for IIF. I haven't looked at them in years
and I'm shocked that I've used it for SO many years without really
knowing exactly how it worked. I would've first read about IIF pre version
5. I can't even find the docs for it. Version 5's description is a little
Normally when you put HTML into an XML node, it has to be within
cdata. So maybe CF is fixing the HTML for you?
Yeah, I was just simplifying things, I do have a cdata tag wrapping the HTML.
Doesn't help.
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I did something similar in a test page, but using the XML functions instead of
cfxml. I was not able to reproduce it either...there's something odd about the
original XML that is causing this, I guess. But like I said earlier, I created
a workaround so I'm not stressing about it. It's just
I have a very interesting and good question: If you are using cfpresentation
to dynamically build a presentation, how do you access the flash object to get
the time setting? I have a client that I am building this for, and it pretty
much set up, except that I need to be able to capture where
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