Recent content by kjeff215

whoa, REReplaceNoCase(GetMessages.hdrall_,"^.*\*\*\*([[:digit:]]*)\*\*\*.*$","\1") > works beautifully!!!thanks pcorreia Havent tried the other method yet, WWebspider(still very much appreciated!) May I ask one more question while I have the attention of two gurus? Is...

I know I can use the find function to search for a defined particular string. But how do I search for a undefined length string For example I am looking for the "***#Userid#***" string inside of a header. But this number can range in value so do I need to search like this...

Okay, thanks for the input one last question oh kind guru... Is there anyway in to reject the usage of cfid and cftoken in the url. for example if someone were to try and create their own token by hardcoding it into the url I would want to send them an error better yet warning message.

on logout I have the option to use structclear(thanks Tek) or I can manually set the local sessiontimeout variable to "0" to clean sweep session variables. My superior s suggested that if coldfusion has a tag (cfapplication) that allows you to define variable storage mechanism through...

Tek Its working beautifully. Just two more questions for you. Is there a function that will list all session.variables within the session structure. I wanted to create an admin page that would allow administrators to actually see what variables they have picked up along the way so that on...

Tek Its working beautifully. Just two more questions for you. Is there a function that will list all session.variables within the session structure. I wanted to create an admin page that would allow administrators to actually see what variables they have picked up along the way so that on...

Teknology, So I would have to first put each session variable I use throughout the application into a struct(some of these are actually predefined while some of them are defined as users step through the site). Another question, can the "value" inside of a StructInsert be a...

do I need to manually destroy each individual session variable such as structclear(#session.variable1#) structclear(#session.variable2#) or is there a way to tell the server to destroy all session variables associated with a particular cftoken(which I am not carrying in the url but still...

so this will actually kill the session on the server? structClear(#session.variable1#) structClear(#session.variable2#) and so on I have to manually do a structClear for each session variable or is there a way to tell cfserver to destroy all session variables associated with a cftoken(which we...

In my code, on logout the user's session variables are simply nullified. I need to know if I can actually destroy a session(object) on the server on logout. the purpose: to insure security and free up memory on the server any help would be appreciated thanks in advance

webmigit, is there anyway to destroy a session on the server on logout? Currently, if a user logouts the code simply nullifies all of their session variables. My boss wants me to instead destroy the variables to insure security and to free up memory on the server when someone logouts Any...

Along that same line of security, is there any way to destroy a session on the server once someone logs out. Currently I nullify all session variables on logout but my superiors want to destroy the sessions to insure security and to free up memory on the server(this way we dont have to wait for...

Will struct clear actually destroy the session variable(s)? Currently, on our site, when a user logs out their session variables are nullified. But now my superiors want the session to actually be destroyed on the server, on logout To insure security as well as free up memory. Is there anyway...

would you happen to have a code snippet?

I am using a coldfusion template. A simple form is submitted. Onsubmit it generates a popup window(showing the user submission). What I would like to do is to also refresh the parent window so that the form variables(content on the page) is now refeshed and gone. I was told that I can do more...