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  1. pellman

    5.0/MX difference--security inconsistency; CF interfering with IIS?!?

    I have a very strange security problem that only happens on MX--I've tested it on 4.5 and 5.0 and it works fine. Here's the problem: - Create a new directory under the web root - Create a new file named security_test.cfm - Change permissions on that file so only Administrators group has full...
  2. pellman

    How do you send an email with a link that contains....

    I'm not 100% sure what you mean when you say "when the page is brought normally from the browser..." Does the home.html file exist? Is that the page it is pointing to and failing? If you're using IE, go to View | Source -- this will show you the HTML for the FRAMESET code (assuming...
  3. pellman

    How do you send an email with a link that contains....

    You cannot do what you are asking for. You can't include an "onClick" as part of a URL--that is JavaScript running on the client that has the context of the already loaded frameset. What you need to do is email a link to the frameset--then include in the query string (after the '?')...
  4. pellman

    Goto a line in a file

    Why don't you read in the original file at the beginning, and then at the end after the connection is lost, write back over the file with what's not processed. You can even dump into a "completed" file what was done. Example: my $file_not_done = 'path_and_file'; my $file_completed =...
  5. pellman

    How to avoid a foreach loop

    I think this will do exactly what you want: ########## # BEGIN ########## # Define the regex to be used (instead of having to run # multiple regex's) my $regex = join('|', keys %hash); my (%hash1, %hash2, @array1, @array2); while ($line = <FILE>) { if ($line =~ /^($regex)/) {...

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