Marc
Member since Dec 11, 2008
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Recent Blog Comments By Marc
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Ask Ben: Simple Data Caching In ColdFusion
Posted on Apr 20, 2008 at 9:26 AM
...Solved, Just before where I do a call to the function in the cfc I did a cfinvoke and called on the resultvar of that operation. The init() method had not been invoked. I did this because Godaddy is not supporting Createobject() so I had to rewrite parts of the app and obviously didn't bother t... read more »
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Ask Ben: Simple Data Caching In ColdFusion
Posted on Apr 20, 2008 at 6:04 AM
Hi Ben, It seems Coldfusion does not implement an init function like I expect it to... Here's what I do. in Application.cfm: <cfset APPLICATION.objects.db = CreateObject('component','components.db').init(dsn_users='users',dsn_guestbook="guestbook",dsn_irama="irama",maxStringLength=25)> in ... read more »
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Passing Referer AS ColdFusion CFHttp CGI Value vs HEADER Value?
Posted on Apr 8, 2008 at 7:38 AM
The difference between type="CGI" and type="HEADER" is that the former gets urlencoded by default, the latter not. If I add encoded="false" to type="CGI" the two are identical. To get an overview of CGI variables that you can modify and CGI variables that are not modifyable do this: in test1.cfm: ... read more »
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Passing Referer AS ColdFusion CFHttp CGI Value vs HEADER Value?
Posted on Apr 8, 2008 at 5:57 AM
I try to do this with the CGI.REMOTE_ADDR but it doesn't work. If I do this: <cfhttp method="post" url=" http://mytestdomain.com/iptest.cfm " result="result"> <cfhttpparam type="CGI" name="remote_addr" value="92.63.154.23" encoded="false"> </cfhttp> <cfoutput>#resul... read more »