There have been many times when I though I had initiated variables/UDF's on the
action side of a file when, in fact, I had not.
Assuming that everything is in order with what Charlie has suggested, if I'm
seeing something that looks like code is never being run, the first thing I'd
be looking
By the "blocks of code that fires on the submit back to the page", let's be
clear: do you mean something on a CFM page? That is called as the ACTION of
the form? And is there any code on that page that might be set to run
differently based on what the current cgi.request_method value is? If so,
you
Evening All!
So, I'm trying to make my life a little bit easier with an auditing
module on this application.
I'm a little be confused though with a behavior I'm experiencing on a
submit post back to the page. (The user clicks a buttons and we reload
the page and perform a bunch of logic.)
Thanks for the info.
ed
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One other thing about CKEditor over FckEditor is that the image upload
functions are a very slick AJAX package with in-line resizing and all kinds of
other goodies. The application is called CKFinder and is configurable with
either FckEditor or CKEditor but I believe it is a part of CKEditor by
That's a very good point.
I just checked and found out that the version of FCKEditor that comes
with CF 9.0.1 did indeed change the name of the fileUpload function to
FCKeditorFileUpload.
But we were still pointing to an old version whose function is named
fileUpload.
Also, we have several copie
