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Additionally it is just a simple query at this point, which is why I know it needs to be altered. An example of how it is called thus far, is like this: SELECT Column1,Column2,Column3 etc FROM Products WHERE Active = 1 ORDER BY CATALOGNUM There is a KeyID column as an identifier specific to...

Sorry - I meant to include the details Right now I have SQL Server 2000 and we run all queries via the SQl ODBC driver on a Win2003 machine

This is a web catalogue application, just for reference. Until lately, we had been querying the database for all products and then caching that query. We then let the application server use that cached query to show 10 products per page using a standard next/previous page format. The...

If you are running 701 or under, there is a glitch in the upload process that causes a directory to be created based on the file name you are trying to force, rather than simply renaming the file. This is an acknowledged issue by MM/Adobe and there is a Hotfix available...

If the user is actually saving the page they are already "sitting on" then you can generate the page content you want to save in a CFSAVECONTENT variable. Then you can use all the content in that variable for multiple things - output to user, save to file, convert to PDF, whatever. Doing it...

If you place CFCOOKIE and CFLOCATION on the same action page the cookie will not set. The page actually has to stop processing before the cookie gets recorded.

It's because using CFHTTP is accessing the page as a separate session, and therefore isn't logged in. It's just like opening a different browser as a different user. Depending on your security setup, you may be able to pass form fields or login criteria along with the CFHTTP call.

I'm kind of curious why you would want to resize the image on the fly many times over and over again when a user accesses the page, rather than do it once at the time of upload? Either way you are still going to require storage space, because it has to save the resized image somewhere in either...

You should probably contact the creator of the CFX tag since unless somebody here has actually used it, they most likely won't be able to help you in a generic CF forum.

<select name="percent" editable="yes"> <cfloop index="i" from="1" to="100"> <cfoutput><option value=#i#>#i#</option></cfoutput> </cfloop> </select> Place cfoutput tags around the option generation

probably cgi.referer but it only works if they actually come from a site, nor from book marks or manual entry anything besides that pretty much comes from the server logs

If Friendly Messages are turned on in MSIE, it will not show the ones from the server. Also, the site wide error template is if a CF error occurs, not a general server error.

So, you have a list in each row of output?

You could also setup CFSELECT w/QUERY inside a CFFORM and it has all the attributes defined to generate the same output with 2 lines.

nope - that is what firewalls are for.

It logs or it doesn't log - you filter it when you analyze the output with a separate analyzer program or script. If you have advanced logging turned on, you may want to turn it off, but you won't get as detailed of information. The whole point of the log is to let you know everything going on...

You can use the same port on the same site The header for the site is just telling the server what to accept for that site definition. Once you have that setup, you just need to make sure that your DNS hosting has pointers for both www.yoursite.com and yoursite.com

What version of CF are you running - in MX7 that should run just fine.

You won't be able to control any outside forces. ISPs and networks control access by methods that are not affected by the other illegal bypasses mentioned above. If he's not going to be doing anything illegal or immoral, then he won't have anything to worry about.

if you just want consistency, you could also try using the mask attribute