The proper way to do this is with a separate table for ingredients with a foreign key to the recipe table.
How you have the user enter the info is up to you - separate text boxes, one at a time, a textarea with ingredients separated by comma or carriage return, but when you put it in the db...
Hopefully you're watching this thread. I went to Macromedia's site and did the following search from their forum search page:
http://webforums.macromedia.com/coldfusion/search.cfm
CFPOP AND HTML
in Title OR Body
I checked all the Forum Categories except Int'l Char Sets, Security, Java with...
if you're outputting the information to a web page, the email address is there between the < and > signs, but the browser is interpreting it as an HTML tag. I usually use a replace statement like the following, to replace the < and > characters with [ and ]:
#replace(replace(FROM...
I'm trying to use CFPOP to retrieve emails and forward them along to other addresses. When I output the email message body to the browser, there is no HTML, and when I re-send the message there is no HTML. I know for sure the email being sent to it is in HTML format. Is there a way to get...
I've been looking at using Amanda on Linux.
If you're going to back up your Linux files to a Windows system, you could just use the Windows Backup that comes with it. It doesn't sound like you have any real special requirements, so that would do the job.
I have a question...what are the most...
what version of CF? In 4.5 there is a cfcrypt.exe file that comes with ColdFusion. I don't know if it exists in later versions, though. if you have it, just tpye cfcrypt at the command line and it'll tell you how to use it.
why are you resetting the cookie values in the last couple lines? those cookies are already set...it looks like what you're doing is setting them so they are not persistent. take out those last two CFCOOKIE lines - they're already set.
If you can access the files from Windows systems, anything you do to copy the files should be sufficient. But that's where knowledge of the accounting software is important. The key is whether or not you're able to back up the files when NO software or person is accessing them, and if simply...
Say a particular email goes from some system on the Internet called serverA, to serverB, to serverC, to myServer. Would putting a "serverB REJECT" in /etc/mail/access block this example email? Or does the access file only block based on the server that is actually connecting to...
I can connect to my Linux (RedHat 7.2/CF 4.5.1) server remotely using RDS, with no problems. I can browse to my /var/www/html folders OK. As soon as I try to create or edit a file, I get:
"Error attempting to open file: /var/www/html/ubeek/untitled.cfm. <P> Error = Tried to open...
Logwatch automatically runs every night, which I want. However, I want to modify the crontab that is running it. When I look in root's crontabs it's not there. What user does logwatch put it's crontab in?
I've spent days getting this all set up and this was the last bug I had to work out. I don't know a ton about routing, and this one had me stumped. You are my savior! Thanks for the help.
I'll post the results of the other commands later when I have time. I am referencing the database from the web server by IP address. The reason I know the db is seeing the web server as the 65.1.1.10 instead of 10.1.1.10 is that PostgreSQL originally complained that there is no pg_hba.conf...
Here is the result of 'ip route list' on 10.1.1.10:
65.1.1.0/24 dev eth0 proto kernel scope link src 65.1.1.10
10.1.1.0/24 dev eth0 scope link
127.0.0.0/8 dev lo scope link
default via 10.1.1.254 dev eth0
Here is the result of 'ip route list' on 10.1.1.11:
65.1.1.0/24 dev eth0 proto...
here's what I've got...
internet ---> DSL ---> DSL modem ---> ext eth1 (65.1.1.254) ---> int eth0 (10.1.1.254) ---> LAN
I have two servers on the LAN, we'll call them 10.1.1.10 and 10.1.1.11 (gateways are 10.1.1.254). They have static NATed internet IP addresses of 65.1.1.10 and 65.1.1.11. I...
The iptables in Linux don't really work like that as far as I can tell - the NATing on a specific interface. As for a DMZ, that's all overkill for me.
My main question is why are packets for the local LAN getting sent to the default gateway, and how do I stop it from happening?
I have a Redhat 8 firewall set up doing NAT for my two servers. Each has its own NAT rules for incoming and outgoing packets. I am also masquerading a few IPs for desktops to access the Internet.
One of the servers is a web server that needs to connect to the other server, a database server...
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